The Springer RV Park & Campground is located near the Matanuska-Susitna Valley in Alaska, featuring flat terrain with surrounding forests. Temperatures range from lows of 10°F in winter to highs of 70°F in summer. Visitors can explore nearby attractions such as the Iditarod Headquarters and the Alaska State Fairgrounds.

The Springer RV Park & Campground

Palmer is an ideal place for camping adventures of all kinds. Aside from great camping spots, you'll find hiking and many more outdoor experiences. Thinking of traveling with kids? You're in luck—Palmer is surrounded by family-friendly activities. Ready to plan your adventure? Check out our campgrounds near Palmer and user-submitted reviews.

Palmer

The Best Camping Near Palmer, Alaska

We visited here for two nights with our children in our tow-behind trailer.  There wasn't a lot to do for the kids, but we were able to enjoy the grassy area, make s'mores in the community fire pit, take a nice walk next to the golf course nearby, and make laps around the campsite's driveway.  They otherwise played card games, read books, and made "nature recipes".  It was quiet except for birds rising with the sun and airplanes landing at the nearby airport.  The kids loved watching the planes land.  It was nice having access to the toilets for when we had more than one person needing it at the same time.  Another great part was the very good quality water, electric, and sewer hookups!  The entire grounds was very well maintained, impeccably clean, and provided a very nice place to enjoy the breathtaking mountain views that rural Palmer, Alaska has to offer!  Unfortunately I did not get enough photos!

Beautiful Views, Clean Grounds

The campground is very well kept. All the facilities(wc, showers, laundry) were spotless and looked nice. 

Very nice area and facilities 

We followed our GPS without issue to the campground near the Palmer golf course and municipal airport. The turn into the CG was a little tight but manageable with our 40’ toy hauler and F450. Check-in was quick and friendly, and we proceeded to pull-through site 24 with FHUs (50/30 AMP). When we made our reservations online, they asked for the exact length of both our RV and tow vehicle. We were definitely assigned one of their longer pull-throughs, as we could center our rig on the pad for the utilities—well-placed near the middle—while still dropping our patio and parking our truck on either side. The sites were very close together, with only a slender strip of grass and a picnic table between them. Water pressure was steady around 45 PSI. We got 2 bars on Verizon and 1 workable bar on T-Mobile. Because of the close spacing and perimeter trees, we placed Starlink on the roof and had a good connection, though many RVers set theirs on the ground. The campground WiFi worked well for browsing, with speeds of 8.69 Mbps. The laundry room was a standout: two washers and two dryers,$5 per load (pay at the office), and they provided soap and dryer sheets—easily the best laundry deal we’ve seen to date. The large overflow/tent camping area doubled as a dog run, with additional space to walk pups around the property. In our opinion, the back-in sites offered better spacing and mountain views. We also enjoyed watching small planes and helicopters come and go from the nearby airport. Overall, this campground met our needs for our five day stay.

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