Looking for the best tent campgrounds near Denali National Park? The Dyrt is an easy way to find tent camping spots near Denali National Park. Would you prefer a quiet dispersed site or an established camgpround with amenities? Either way, The Dyrt makes it easy to find the perfect place to pitch your tent.
Riley Creek Campground is a fairly wooded campground, with some screening between sites whenever possible. Most of the campground sites are open to either tent campers or vehicles / RVs. The proximity of Highway 3 means there is occasional traffic noise, but also means campers have all the conveniences and amenities of the park entrance area, and businesses outside the park, close at hand. Trails leading from the campground connect to the Denali Visitor Center, which is the central hub of trails in the entrance area.
Igloo Creek Campground is a seven-site backcountry campground. Sites can only be booked upon arriving in the park. This campground is surrounded by low mountains. The area is thickly forested, with the Denali Park Road about one hundred yards away from the campsites. Food lockers are available for campers to store all scented items, not just food. Campers reach the campground by bike or by using the park camper bus.
Denali Rainbow Village RV Park is the closest full service RV Park to Denali National Park. Just 1 mile north of the park entrance, it is surrounded by all services and activities.
$999 / night
$28 - $45 / night
Wonder Lake Campground is closed until further notice.
With up-close views of North America’s tallest peak, Denali National Park Wonder Lake Campground is the closest campground to the mountain, providing visitors with a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It is located in a remote area, surrounded by pristine wilderness and offering visitors a chance to connect with nature in a way that is becoming increasingly rare. The campground offers a range of activities nearby such as fishing and wildlife viewing. It is also the starting point for many popular hiking trails, including the 20-mile McKinley Trail. Denali National Park Wonder Lake Campground is a special destination that offers visitors an unforgettable glimpse of Alaska's natural beauty.
Visitors may not drive to this campground. It is only accessible for campers via specialized park buses. Be sure to book a camper bus ticket in addition to paying your campground fees.
$16 / night
Located just 30 minutes from the South Entrance to Denali National Park, this is one of the BEST private campsites along the Parks Highway! We are strategically located on a 1960's homestead w/ views of Mount McKinley on a clear day! Nearby Summit Lake & Fish Creek are perfect for Grayling fishing. This is a DRY campsite=no electric hookup, sewer, or water. No services, just incredible mountain scenery! Bring S'mores & some firewood to enjoy a true Alaskan experience around the fire pit!
$75 - $125 / night
Riley Creek Campground is a fairly wooded campground, with some screening between sites whenever possible. Most of the campground sites are open to either tent campers or vehicles / RVs. The proximity of Highway 3 means there is occasional traffic noise, but also means campers have all the conveniences and amenities of the park entrance area, and businesses outside the park, close at hand. Trails leading from the campground connect to the Denali Visitor Center, which is the central hub of trails in the entrance area.
Instant BookDenali Rainbow Village RV Park is the closest full service RV Park to Denali National Park. Just 1 mile north of the park entrance, it is surrounded by all services and activities.
$999 / night
$28 - $45 / night
