It has more than 70 distinct stratified cultural layers that document a progression of human camps spanning about 12,500 years. Backpacking Kobuk Valley National Park is perfect for primitive backcountry experiences, as there are no amenities in the park. Be prepared before you go into the park. See the Camping Page and Hiking Page for more information. Camping Kobuk Valley National Park has no campgrounds.
Visitors can camp on the tundra, except on archaeological areas and on private property.
See the Camping Page for more information. There are no entrance fees. Fishing Fishing can be good when rivers are clear and fish are running. An Alaska fishing license is required for all persons 16 years of age and older. Alaska seasons and regulations apply.