Delta State Recreation Site Campground

The feel

This campground has 24 to 25 sites on 23 acres at Mile 267 Richardson Highway, just north of the Delta Junction airport. It is a popular stop for travelers between Tok and Fairbanks. The Delta River lies directly across the highway, and the Alaska Range is visible from the site.

On a clear day Mt. Hayes (13,832 feet) shows. A covered picnic shelter stands in the picnic area, and stores and commercial showers are nearby in town.

What to expect

Layout and setting

24 to 25 developed campsites on 23 acres, with a picnic area and a covered picnic shelter.

Check-in and stay

First come, first served. The camping limit is 15 days.

Crowds and best time

A popular stop for travelers between Tok and Fairbanks.

Parking and rig size

No RV size limit. There are no hookups. A city airstrip next to the site allows fly-in camping.

Fees and reservations

$15 per site. Campsites cannot be reserved.

Bathrooms and water

Vault toilets and drinking water are on site, and stores and commercial showers are nearby in town.

Season and access

Roughly mid May to mid September, weather dependent. Heading north from the Alaska Highway and Richardson Highway junction, turn right just past the Mile 267 marker.

Mingo says

Pick a clear day to see Mt. Hayes and the rest of the Alaska Range. Use this as an easy stop on the Tok to Fairbanks drive.

Before you go

• Bring $15 for your site, since there are no reservations.
• Pack for no hookups.
• Plan to shower and shop in town, where stores and commercial showers are nearby.
• Call the DNR Public Information Center at (907) 269-8400 with questions.

Written October 2026. Sources are listed at the end of this page.