These 8 Camping Spots In Alaska Are Well Worth Your Stay
By Casea Peterson|Updated on April 14, 2023(Originally published April 09, 2023)
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Casea Peterson grew up archery hunting, fishing, and camping throughout the Pacific Northwest. Motivated by her love for the outdoors she moved to Alaska to attend school and to spend time exploring the last frontier. If she doesn’t have a pen in hand or her nose in a book, she can be found out on a lake or up in the woods around a fire with friends.
It’s hard to make a list of the best campgrounds in Alaska because each campground holds something special and unique for every individual. So instead, we’ve compiled a list of awesome campgrounds from around the state that all feature different activities and attractions. If you love camping in Alaska, this list is for you!
If you’ve been to any of these campgrounds and you know more about them please feel free to leave tips and advice in the comments section — we would love to hear all about your camping adventures! If you love the idea of camping but prefer a bit more comfort, check out our recommendations for some amazing glampsites in Alaska. There’s something for everyone on the list!
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What are Alaska's natural wonders?
Alaska is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise! From rugged landscapes to craggy mountain peaks and rushing rivers, there's simply no shortage of natural wonders to admire. Looking to experience the best of Alaska? Check out our list of recommendations for the most incredible natural wonders in Alaska -- you won't be disappointed!
Denali -- also known as "The Great One," this 20,310-foot mountain is the tallest of its kind in all of North America and can be viewed from over 200 miles away on a clear day
Wrangell - St. Elias National Park -- the largest national park in the country, spanning a whopping 13 million acres
Mendenhall Glacier -- tucked away outside of Juneau, this must-see natural wonder is located next to Nugget Falls, which is a 377-foot waterfall
The Arctic Ocean -- for most of the year, this stunning sea is covered by ice
Aurora Borealis -- also known as the Northern Lights, this incredible natural phenomenon is one that can be enjoyed from almost anywhere in Alaska during the fall, winter, and early spring
Bering Glacier -- the largest glacier in all of Alaska
Tongass National Forest -- the largest national forest in all the U.S. filled with majestic old-growth trees
How many of these incredible gems in Alaska have you experienced before? Learn more about what makes each of these things so unique when you read our natural wonders in Alaska article.