We were surprised as we pulled in to the campground to see a sign for a dump station. All of our research showed no dump station or potable water. They have both! Looks pretty new.
The campground itself is beautiful with plenty of space and privacy.
The planes from the airport start around 8a and stop around 5/6p. Not loud and kind of neat to see the bush planes up so close!
Surrounded by mountains lays a long yet narrow lake, Kenai lake. It’s a glacial lake that has a beautiful green/blue hue. The water is cold, but it’s gorgeous here.
This site has it all. Camping, day use and boat launch. We enjoyed our spot here even though we couldn’t get on right on the water so we spent most of our time in the day use area fishing. Picnic tables and fire pits at all sites
Best RV site I've stayed in. Period. Site was great, plenty of space, the day use area was right in the lake, and good fishing within 20 minutes.
This USFS Campground is right off the highway at Kenai Lake near Coopers Landing. Easy access for most any size RVs or trailers, well spaced, improved, level sites with big wooden tables and metal fire pits with metal cooking grates. Water and very clean restrooms and locking trash cans throughout the 2 loops. There is a boat launch. One side has Quartz Creek running along it and another has lakefront campsites. There are first come, first served as well as reserved campsites. Some are single ($18) and some are doubles ($28) and there is a dump station. Salmon run up Quartz Creek and once they arrive the Bears will too. Very close to Coopers Landing and the Russian River. Lots of hiking, Mtn Biking trails, boating and fishing within very close distances as well as small stores, gas stations....
This is a great, quiet campground very close to many popular areas in Alaska. It is very busy once the Red Salmon arrive, esp fron mid July to mid August...
We stayed for two nights in this campground on the edge of Kenai Lake and were very happy. Great fishing spots and a gorgeous view of the lake.
was slightly disappointed in the way spots work. we tried to stay on the lake side but all spots were "reserved" but sat empty the entire weekend we were there. other than that the sites are clean open and set up well. each sites has its own picnic table and fire pit. there's two sides to this campground; the lake side or the creek side. I would recommend going online to reserve a spot on the lake if that's what you are going for. we camped on the creek side where it was less sunny and ridden with bugs. campground does have bathrooms with running water which in alaska is quite the amenity! there's also a hidden geocache so keep your eyes open
This National park is ONE of the cleanest campground we have found heading towards Kenai Ak. The view is on unbelivable.
Quartz Creek Campground is a lovely little spot, situated between Quartz Creek and Kenai Lake. There are 45 spaces at this campground, so it's one of the larger ones. With easy access to Kenai Lake, it's easy to see why so many kayakers and canoers visit this area. We've fished for Dolly and Rainbows in the lake too. If you get tired of camp food, the Sunrise Lodge is on the highway at the turn-off for the campground. Hiking trails abound and for a challenge, take the Resurrection Pass Trail. I've only done about 15 miles before doubling back but it goes for about 39 miles. FYI, we had 3 vehicles parked in a spot and the camp host asked us to move one of them and pay for another site.
This place was amazing for tent or trailers. We did a girls weekend here and some kyaking. Would be great for kids to
