Summer is time to visit Montana Creek RV Park. Montana Creek offers fishing for king, pink, silver and chum salmon, rainbow trout, and grayling with a few Dolly Varden late in the season; trout fishing also picks up steam as the season progresses and the salmon begin to spawn.

Fishing is great at Montana Creek Campground along the Glenn Highway in Alaska. Fishing for rainbow trout, king, silver, pink and chum salmon adds plenty of excitement for the anglers looking for that campground with great fishing for their Alaskan vacation.

Description - Popular family campground for it's fishing and the paved walking and biking trail with underpasses at the George Parks Highway and a bridge that crosses over Montana Creek. Big sites with a wilderness Alaskan touch make your stay a lot more enjoyable than the crowded RV parks with no atmosphere or character.

Number of sites - 67
Dry Sites - 44
Number of Pull-Thru Sites - 18
Max Length - 70+ Feet
Services - Extremely well kept and clean campground with on site maintenance and managers.
Firewood - Available
Store - Well Stocked
Additional Amenities - Fishing gear, ice, groceries and more. Paved trail with underpasses on the George Parks Highway and a bridge over Montana Creek.
Payment Methods Accepted - Visa, Mastercard, Cash

Montana Creek Campground

This is a great place to fish and play but it is located right next to the Parks Highway which can be loud and busy with tourists and semis in the summer. If you’re sleeping in a camper the noise might not be so bad but the Alaska Highway doesn’t have a quiet hour. 

Highways and Sun Rays

This is a beautiful spot right on the creek. You can just walk from your camper to the creek just on the other side of the retaining wall. It is heavily wooded and would be difficult to maneuver with a larger RV or toy hauler.

Awesome spot right on the river.

Wonderful fishing access to Montana Creek, nicely wooded secluded spots with no hookups, some wide open spots with  hookups available up front but no privacy. Quaint little store with wonderfully friendly host. Great hiking trails down to the confluence of Montana Creek into the Susitna River. Recycling bins for plastic bottles as aluminum cans available. Loved the trees and greenery but quick access to fishing made this campsite ideal for us. 

Awesome Gem in the Woods

One of our favorite places to stay on our way to anchorage!