Where To Stay In Delta Junction

Just 2.5 Hours from Fair­banks on the Richard­son High­way, The Lodge at Black Rapids is an undis­cov­ered gem.The peaks of the Alas­ka Range, trout-filled lakes, swift rivers, and alpine tun­dra sur­round the lodge, which is named for the Black Rapids glac­i­er. The own­ers built the Lodge over near­ly 10 years, design­ing it to fit into the land­scape. There are six rooms in addi­tion to the bunkhouse, with queen beds and pri­vate baths. Large windows  ...more

Quartz Lake State Rec Area, near Mile 278.8 of the Richard­son Hwy by Delta Junc­tion, offers 103 camp­sites along Quartz Lake in Alaska’s Inte­ri­or. Man­aged by Alas­ka State Parks, it fea­tures spruce sur­round­ings, lake access, a fish­ing dock, vault toi­lets, and a pavil­ion. It’s a fam­i­ly-friend­ly base for fish­ing trout and salmon, swim­ming, or win­ter ice fish­ing, with near­by Delta Junc­tion services.

Clear­wa­ter State Recre­ation Site, east of Delta Junc­tion, offers 17 camp­sites along the Clear­wa­ter Riv­er. Man­aged by Alas­ka State Parks, it fea­tures spruce sur­round­ings, riv­er access, and a boat launch. Ameni­ties include vault toi­lets and fire rings. This peace­ful camp­ground is ide­al for fish­ing grayling, canoe­ing, and enjoy­ing the serene beau­ty of the Delta area, with near­by ser­vices in Delta Junction.

Delta State Rec Site near Mile 267 of the Alas­ka High­way in Delta Junc­tion offers 25 wood­ed sites along the Delta Riv­er in Alaska’s Inte­ri­or. Man­aged by Alas­ka State Parks, it fea­tures riv­er access, a boat launch, and a spruce for­est set­ting. This peace­ful camp­ground is ide­al for fish­ing, tak­ing in moun­tain views, and explor­ing the Delta region’s nat­ur­al beau­ty and his­tor­i­cal significance.