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Kyllonen's RV Park

Anchor Point

The feel

This is a big-rig park at Anchor Point, and it calls itself the most westerly RV park in North America. Sites take all RV types, up to 40 ft, and the pull-through sites suit large rigs. Each one has 30-amp power, water and sewer, plus showers, laundry and a fish-cleaning area on site.

Each site has Starlink internet, so you can get online from camp.

What to expect

Layout and setting
21 to 26 sites at Anchor Point, with pull-through sites for big rigs and full hookups.
Parking and rig size
Sites take all RV types up to 40 ft. Access is a bit tight for large rigs, and the approach from town crosses a bridge with 13'2" clearance.
Fees and reservations
Rates are quoted by phone at (877) 235-7762. Reservations are booked online through ResNexus, and the park is reservable.
Hazards
Older road atlases show a height restriction on the approach that no longer applies.
Cell signal
Starlink internet is available at every site.
Bathrooms and water
Water and sewer hookups are at the sites, with showers and laundry on site.
Season and access
May to September. The park is closed for the winter. The address is 74160 Anchor Point Rd, Anchor Point.

Mingo says

Plan a stay in the May to September window, when the park is open. Pull-through sites take rigs as long as 40 ft, so measure before you commit.

Before you go

  • Call (877) 235-7762 for rates, which are quoted by phone.
  • Measure your rig height against the 13'2" bridge on the approach.
  • Book online through the ResNexus page linked from kyllonensrvpark.com.

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

Today

Getting there

Phone
877-235-7762
Season
May-Sep
Fee
Call for rates
Rating
4.7 (62)
Sites
26
Amenities
Full hookups (30A), Starlink per site, showers, laundry, fish-cleaning
Booking
Reservable
Drive from Anchorage
Full day, 4h03 to Anchor Point
Drive from Fairbanks
Full day, 10h37 to Anchor Point
Elevation
40 ft
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Part of Homer Area.

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