So finally a Rv park not a gravel lot. Nice check in lady, can put slide outs out with out pinning neighbors to their Rv, cable, 50 amp service, pull through, 70 ft lane, picked because of price... Was listed at 35, $51.95 before Sam discount. for 50 amp
Great place to stay. Not too far out of town and the staff is great.
So finally a Rv park not a gravel lot. Nice check in lady, can put slide outs out with out pinning neighbors to their Rv, cable, 50 amp service, pull through, 70 ft lane, picked because of price... Was listed at 35, $51.95 before Sam discount. for 50 amp
You can park almost anything at this campground. I was hoping for more trees. When we were there is was hot and I didn't think there was enough shade. Very clean restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. Very convenient for North Pole and Fairbanks. Each site has a sewer not sure if there is a dump site. Has television and spotty wifi.
Try and get a site further into the park and not up front. The sites in the front section are close to the road and there is quite a bit of road noise. Sites were level and we had plenty of room to put the awning out and move around. Close to town and really close to Santa's House in North Pole. Showers were clean and individual stalls. Restrooms were separate from showers. Laundry room was good. There is a gas station in the front parking lot.
Nice enough park. But internet unreliable. with no promise of it getting better, we moved after one night.
This is a great spot on the outskirts of town, but easy access to Fairbanks, Ft. Wainwright, and North Pole. Located on the Chena River. Many pull thrus with 30/50A,Water, Sewer, Cable, and strong WiFi. Nice showers, restrooms, laundry, store, and gas station. They offer free self serve car or rv wash. Reasonable price for area.
Lots of sites, mostly pull-through. The sewer was way in the back of the sites. We had to back up before we left to dump tanks. Of you had several hoses, you could make it work. Cable worked well. Site was fairly level, gravel and grass. Picnic tables at all spots, but no fire pits. Laundry was clean, lots of mosquitos. There is a little golf range. The gas station/store has the best egg sandwiches in the morning! Also great ice cream.
Stayed for a week, staff was very friendly, very peaceful, very little road noise. Nice long sites and spaced nicely, actually have grass between sites. Cable worked fine, good wifi which was a nice surprise. Bike paths in the area. Overall I would say this was one of the nicest campgrounds we've stayed at in Alaska.
We stayed for 5 days with tour. Sites are long but narrow and fairly level. The sewer for these sites is located at the rear of the site so you must have a long sewer hose. Wi-Fi is free but basically useless. Water pressure is fair. 50 amp service was fair. L1 and L2 were not balanced. One was 119, the other was 116, And during warm days, the voltage would drop to 110 to 112. We traveled in a 40 foot bus ,towing. This RV park is fairly quiet and situated on the Chena River. It is also nearby to an army base. So if your windows are open at night, you can hear taps and in the morning reveille. The park is just minutes from downtown Fairbanks. It is a good spot for a base. Cable TV was good.
We stayed here 3 days in a 40' MH with three slides. Our site was plenty long for our RV plus our tow and there was plenty of room for the slides and awning. It was quiet, there is quite a bit of grass and the property is well maintained. People were very friendly and helpful in the office. We have been all over Alaska in the last 5 weeks and this is one of the nicer parks for sure.