Dry Creek State Rec Area

The campground has many sites with some pull-thrus. There is a lot of space between sites and there was literally no one there. Stopped in after a weekend of fishing in Valdez and wanted to visit the Wrangell mountain visitor center. I had to backtrack some but it was worth it. It’s primitive but relaxing and quiet. I’ll definitely stop there again!

We camped here and enjoyed how it was close to town but we still felt like we’re were far out. The sites are okay most of them have the picnic tables and fire pits in low areas where water collects so you can’t really use them

There were several available campsites in June. Some pull through. Vault toilets, fire pits and picnic tables. But mosquitos were horrendous.

Small campground with sites close to one another. Right off Richardson Hwy and across from the Gulkana airport.

Pros: group camping, pull throughs, water, restrooms

A good combo of back in sites and pull through, however a little run down and sad. Pull through site too close together and back in sites were two to a group so side by side.$20 a night, dump station. Cul de sacs site are really wide open but great for a group. No camp host. Wouldn't want to vamp for extended period of time but good for a stop over site.

Dry Creek $20 a night per. Vehicle, site,night check out at 12pm. Clean with dump station and about 30+ sites. all most all with tent pads just no ATV’s. Has Group sites , water stations, walking trails in campground, pull though spots.

Dry it was not! We stopped here in mid-June and there was water everywhere and based on the number of mosquitos it had been there some time. Well maintained. Water available. RV sites, pull through and back in. plenty of tent camping too. fire pits at each site, restrooms and trash dumpsters. some hiking trails too. $20 night. dog approved.