Overview
Delta State Rec Site sits near Mile 267 of the Alaska Highway in Delta Junction, offering 25 wooded sites in Alaska’s Interior along the Delta River. Managed by Alaska State Parks, it’s surrounded by spruce forest with a boat launch and river access, providing a peaceful stop for highway travelers. This campground is a convenient base for fishing, exploring the Delta area’s history, or enjoying the vast plains and distant mountain views of this remote region.
Location & Access
- Location: Near Mile 267 Alaska Highway, Delta Junction, Alaska.
- Access: Reachable via a short turnoff from the paved Alaska Highway; it’s about a 2-hour drive southeast from Fairbanks or 5 hours from Tok.
- Seasonal Accessibility: Open May through September, typical for Alaska State Parks.
Campsite Details
- Number of Sites: 25 sites, suitable for tents and RVs.
Amenities & Facilities
- Restrooms: Vault toilets available.
- Water: Drinking water provided on-site.
- Additional Amenities: Each site includes a picnic table and fire ring; a boat launch is available; some sites are wheelchair-accessible.
Activities & Nearby Attractions
- On-Site Activities: Fish for grayling or salmon in the Delta River, launch a boat, or enjoy a campfire in the spruce forest.
- Nearby Attractions: Delta Junction offers the Sullivan Roadhouse Museum and the end of the Alaska Highway marker; Big Delta State Historical Park, 8 miles north, features a historic roadhouse.
