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"Kesugi" as in, K'esugi Ken Campground, is a Tanaina Indian dialect word meaning "The Ancient One" and is a fitting complement of the Tanana Indian word "Denali" which means "The High One". At 20,320 feet, Denali is North America's highest peak. It literally and figuratively towers over Southcentral Alaska from its base in Denali National Park. Denali State Park was established in 1970 and expanded to its present size in 1976. Its western boundary is shared with its much larger neighbor, Denali National Park and Preserve, formerly Mt. McKinley National Park.
Facilities:
Closest RV Dump Station: Byers Lake Campground, located 12 miles north at Milepost 147.0 (available daytime only)
Nearby Attractions:
Byers Lake Campground and Trails, located 12 miles north at Milepost 147.0
$20 - $28 / night
$25 - $160 / night
Stay in a one-room wooden cabin beside a rushing river in a birch tree forest in the Alaskan wilderness. This cabin sits on a tributary of the Sutsitna River below Denali National Park.
In the winter, the surrounding area is ideal for snowshoeing and cross country skiing. In the spring and summer, this is a great place for fishing, hiking, and all-terrain vehicles. This is also close to Denali Brewing Company and right off South Parks Highway.
Cabin equipped with bed, one burner stove, outhouse, electricity. Bring warm clothes for the winter, gear for hiking and fishing, and food.
$137 / night
98 sites.
The recreation area combination of lakes, wetlands, and forests create an ideal habitat for many mammals and birds. Perhaps most noticeable to the summer visitor are water dwellers, especially beaver and waterfowl. Beavers are active in lakes and ponds throughout the park and visitors can see evidence of their work. These animals are vital to maintaining crucial water levels in the ecosystem; their dams and lodges must not be disturbed.
★ ADA Facility - No ★ 36 Acres ★ 30 Campsites ★ No RV size limit ★ Camping Limit - 15 days ★ Toilets ★ Water ★ Picnic sites (15) ★ Picnic Shelter ★ Boat Launch
We are located along side the Little Susitna and have river access for boating, fishing and kayaking. There is a playground and two pavilions with grills for your enjoyment.
We also have showers, laundry and WIFI for our guests.
Locals welcome! Locals may also come in for showers and to do laundry during business hours.
$150 / night
Recently finished Cabin with 750 Square Feet. Property is on a private lake with Swans, Loons, Cranes, Arctic Terns, ducks, eagles, owls. Except for the owls all the birds are migratory. We have moose wander through the property. This lot is 10 acres and besides the Bunkhouse is the Owner's home and a detached garage. The property is in a forest with lots of privacy.
We also own the property across the street where we have a barn and 7 Icelandic Horses.
$100 - $200 / night
"Kesugi" as in, K'esugi Ken Campground, is a Tanaina Indian dialect word meaning "The Ancient One" and is a fitting complement of the Tanana Indian word "Denali" which means "The High One". At 20,320 feet, Denali is North America's highest peak. It literally and figuratively towers over Southcentral Alaska from its base in Denali National Park. Denali State Park was established in 1970 and expanded to its present size in 1976. Its western boundary is shared with its much larger neighbor, Denali National Park and Preserve, formerly Mt. McKinley National Park.
Facilities:
Closest RV Dump Station: Byers Lake Campground, located 12 miles north at Milepost 147.0 (available daytime only)
Nearby Attractions:
Byers Lake Campground and Trails, located 12 miles north at Milepost 147.0
$20 - $28 / night
$25 - $160 / night
Stay in a one-room wooden cabin beside a rushing river in a birch tree forest in the Alaskan wilderness. This cabin sits on a tributary of the Sutsitna River below Denali National Park.
In the winter, the surrounding area is ideal for snowshoeing and cross country skiing. In the spring and summer, this is a great place for fishing, hiking, and all-terrain vehicles. This is also close to Denali Brewing Company and right off South Parks Highway.
Cabin equipped with bed, one burner stove, outhouse, electricity. Bring warm clothes for the winter, gear for hiking and fishing, and food.
$137 / night
98 sites.
The recreation area combination of lakes, wetlands, and forests create an ideal habitat for many mammals and birds. Perhaps most noticeable to the summer visitor are water dwellers, especially beaver and waterfowl. Beavers are active in lakes and ponds throughout the park and visitors can see evidence of their work. These animals are vital to maintaining crucial water levels in the ecosystem; their dams and lodges must not be disturbed.
★ ADA Facility - No ★ 36 Acres ★ 30 Campsites ★ No RV size limit ★ Camping Limit - 15 days ★ Toilets ★ Water ★ Picnic sites (15) ★ Picnic Shelter ★ Boat Launch
