Where to Stay in Tok

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A coun­try break­fast is served fam­i­ly style every morn­ing ‑pan­cakes, sausages, eggs, juice, cof­fee and tea.

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RV Parks & Campgrounds View All

Eagle Trail State Rec Site & Camp­ground, at Mile 109.5 of the Tok Cut­off, offers 35 wood­ed sites with Tok Riv­er Val­ley views. Man­aged by Alas­ka State Parks, it fea­tures vault toi­lets, a pic­nic shel­ter, and a 2.5‑mile scenic trail. Near Tok, it’s ide­al for fish­ing, hik­ing, and relax­ing in qui­et wilder­ness with near­by amenities.

Moon Lake State Rec Site near Tok offers 15 wood­ed camp­sites along scenic Moon Lake in Alaska’s Inte­ri­or. Man­aged by Alas­ka State Parks, it fea­tures spruce for­est, lake access, a boat launch, vault toi­lets, and fire rings. It’s a qui­et base for trout fish­ing, boat­ing, and hik­ing near­by hills, with the small-town con­ve­niences of Tok just a short dri­ve away.

Large RV Park & Camp­ground with 100+ Sites. Tent and RV sites with full hook-up. Cab­in rentals also avail­able. Fast Eddy’s Restau­rant next door. 

Camp­ground with RV and tent sites. Café on site. 

Motor­cy­cle camp­ground with tent sites, bunkhouse, cab­in rentals, and wood fired sauna. 

RV Park with 25 sites locat­ed behind Three Bears Out­post. Three Bears is a con­ve­nience store that also car­ries camp­ing, hunt­ing, and fish­ing supplies 

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