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Finger Lake State Rec Area

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Location

Finger Lake State Rec Area is located in Alaska

Directions

From Anchorage/Wasilla: Glenn Hwy. to George Parks Hwy., right on Seward-Meridian Parkway, stay on Seward-Meridian Parkway to East Bogard Road turn right. Right again on East Bogard Road. Park entrance on Right. From Palmer - North Glenn Hwy. to Hatcher Pass Road, left on North Trunk Rd., right on E. Bogard Rd., entrance on left at mile 0.7 Bogard Road.

Coordinates

61.61000035 N
149.27400055 W

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Access

Drive-In
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Walk-In
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Site Types

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Standard (Tent/RV)
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Tent Cabin

Features

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ADA Access
Trash
Picnic Table
Firewood Available
Phone Service
Reservable
Drinking Water
Toilets
Alcohol
Pets
Fires

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Erik J.

Guide

Reviewed Jul. 17, 2022

Worth a trip and great fishing

We didn't have a reservation but there are a number of first come first served sites. I would try to show up closer to noon after people are leaving those sites. All of the non reserved sites were full by about 3p. Several reserved sites remained empty despite having a reservation.

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Month of VisitAugust

Michael V.

Guide

Reviewed May. 25, 2022

Decent Campground

Decent campground with boat launch and day use area. Clean bathrooms and group sites available.

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Month of VisitJune

Dallas

Scout

Reviewed Jul. 22, 2021

Great spaced out sites

Quiet place near water, boat ramp, had toilets. Had water to fill your RV or bottles but no water or electric at campsites

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Month of VisitAugust

Tanya B.

Legend

Reviewed Jun. 20, 2020

Great campground close to home

If you live in Anchorage or the valley this is a nice campground. The camp host is very attentive but on sunny weekends the campground and day area fills up quickly. Camping spots are close but there are green spaces in between. Bathrooms are well maintained by the park service. Close to stores if you forgot anything.

Great place to bring kids especially on a first camping trip. Dog friendly. Tent friendly. Can accommodate large RVs. No spot is bad.

Close to Hatcher’s Pass and Independence Mine.

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Shadara W.

Legend

Reviewed Oct. 1, 2019

Canoe Heaven

I never knew this campground existed and boy am I glad we found it. 7 miles of canoe trails, a swimming beach, and nice campsites make this a weekend getaway! Two large group sites, 24 tent sites and 8 rv sites, 1-8 and 15-21are reservable, with sites 9-14 fcfs. $25 a nigh dry campingMinimum booking 2 days in advance. Boat launch, Firewood $8 bucket or $15 for two. Camp host, 7 day limit. #5 and #6 are our RV favorites as they dont look upon anything but woods. Very clean restrooms. You can pay via card too! Huge day use area. Definately a keeper on our list.

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Kristina G.

Traveler

Reviewed Oct. 11, 2018

Water fun

Great place to stay for the day or weekend if you love the water. Not too many sites but still a great little campground. The campground is at the start of one of the great canoe trails that ends at Wasilla Lake.

Christy H.

Traveler

Reviewed May. 31, 2018

Clean and family friendly

Nice, clean campsites. Everything is in pretty close-quarters but the campground seems quiet and family friendly. The state did a good job of making the sites level and planted grass in the tent spots. Finger Lake itself is great for different activities and it’s a realitivly quiet area for being so close to town.

My biggest downside are the prices. $25-$30/night. Pretty steep cost for no hook-ups and to not have a more private party setting. It’s just my opinion, but if you are in a tent site, you really shouldn’t have to pay over $20 (at the very most) to camp. We need to keep camping an affordable hobby for families (and just people in general).

Staci J.

Guide

Reviewed Aug. 30, 2016

Well maintained and wonderful camp sites

We were so pleased when we found this gem of a campground. The tent spots are large, level, and have nice and lush grass. The lake is just a short walk from the campgrounds and has a nice spot to fish from the shore with little ones. we went on a non-holiday weekend and it was nice and peaceful.

Jonathan V.

Guide

Reviewed Jul. 27, 2016

Great Winter Wonderland

My friend and I went here this past winter to do some ice fishing for the first. It was amazing. The views of the mountains were beautiful and the fish were biting every 5 seconds. It was like they have never eaten before. There are a ton of campsites and ample parking that we plan to take advantage of this summer. Only down side is that there is a lot of private property around the lake so one would need to be aware of docking kayak/boat to go off trail hiking.