Denali State Park RV Parks & Campgrounds
Denali State Park has several RV parks and campgrounds—the two largest being Byers Lake and K’esugi Ken—that make for great places to stay while enjoying the surrounding trails and natural beauty.
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K’esugi Ken Campground, near Mile 135.4 of the Parks Highway in Denali State Park, offers 32 RV sites, 10 tent sites, and 3 cabins. Opened in 2017 and managed by Alaska State Parks, it features spruce forest, alpine tundra, and views of Denali. Amenities include a ranger station, vault toilets, and trail access to Kesugi Ridge — perfect for hiking, fishing, and enjoying the Alaska Range.
Denali View North Campground, at Mile 162.7 of the Parks Highway in Denali State Park, offers 20 wooded sites with stunning views of Denali and the Alaska Range. Surrounded by spruce and alpine tundra, it features vault toilets and fire rings. Campers enjoy hiking, wilderness exploration, and photography, with the charming town of Talkeetna just a short drive to the south.
Denali View South Campground, at Mile 135.2 of the Parks Highway in Denali State Park, offers 9 campsites and 9 picnic sites with stunning views of Denali and the Alaska Range. Surrounded by spruce and tundra, it features vault toilets and fire rings. Ideal for RV campers, it provides access to trails, wildlife viewing, and photography, with Talkeetna’s attractions just a short drive away.
Byers Lake Campground, at Mile 147 of the Parks Highway in Denali State Park, offers 73 wooded campsites along the lake with views of the Alaska Range. Surrounded by spruce and alpine meadows, it features vault toilets, a dump station, and kayak rentals. Campers can enjoy trout fishing, paddling, and hiking to Denali viewpoints, with Talkeetna’s small-town charm a short drive south.
Lower Troublesome Creek Campground, at Mile 137.2 of the Parks Highway near Denali State Park, offers 20 wooded sites along the creek. Managed by Alaska State Parks, it features fire rings, creek access, and is surrounded by birch and spruce. Ideal for grayling fishing, hiking nearby trails, or enjoying Alaska Range views, with Denali just a short drive to the north. Quiet and scenic.