Anchorage Ship Creek RV Park
Anchorage
The feel
The park sits just a few blocks from the heart of downtown Anchorage, right where the locals fish on Ship Creek. The creek draws anglers, birders and spectators.
Sites are full hookup, pull-thru, and dry or tent. They are tight, and they back onto the railway tracks, so trains come through frequently. The staff live on site, and August is the busiest time of the year.
What to expect
- Layout and setting
- Full hookup, pull-thru, and dry or tent sites, with 130+ sites in all. The sites are tight and back onto the railway tracks.
- Check-in and stay
- The office is open 10am to 5pm, and self-check-in is available for late arrivals. Stays are generally capped at a week.
- Crowds and best time
- August is the busiest time. Sites fill quickly through the May to September season.
- Fees and reservations
- Reservable. $59 to $89 per night: water, sewer and electric $79, pull-through $89, dry and tent sites $59.
- Hazards
- Trains come through frequently along the tracks behind the sites.
- Bathrooms and water
- Restrooms, showers and laundry on site, plus a dump station. A shower only is $10, and washers and dryers are $4 each.
- Season and access
- May 1 to September 30, at 150 N Ingra Street, Anchorage.
Mingo says
Come for the salmon. King salmon begin running in late May, and silver salmon peak in late July and August. Book ahead for August.
Before you go
- Reserve early, online or at 907-277-0877.
- Bikes can be rented from the RV office for the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail.
- Washers and dryers are $4 each, and a shower only is $10.
- Light sleepers should expect train noise.
Written October 2026. Sources are listed at the end of this page.
Today
Getting there
- Website
- alaskatraveladventures.com
- Phone
- 907-277-0877
- Season
- May-Sep
- Fee
- $59-89/night
- Rating
- 3.7
- Sites
- 130+
- Amenities
- Full hookups (30/50A), showers, laundry, WiFi, dump, store
- Booking
- Reservable
- Drive from Anchorage
- in town
- Drive from Fairbanks
- Full day, 6h34 to Anchorage
- Elevation
- 40 ft
Part of Anchorage Bowl.