Susitna Landing

The feel

Susitna Landing sits near the confluence of the Kashwitna and Susitna rivers, with three camping loops for RV and tent camping and a covered picnic area with fire rings. A double-lane ramp and a boarding float serve boaters, and fish cleaning tables are on site for the day's catch.

The water holds king, silver, red, chum and pink salmon, plus Dolly Varden, rainbow trout, Arctic grayling and northern pike. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game owns and operates the site.

What to expect

Layout and setting

Three camping loops for RV and tent camping, 50 sites in all, with a covered picnic area, picnic tables and fire rings near the Kashwitna and Susitna confluence.

Parking and rig size

Trailer and vehicle parking for the launch, with overflow parking. Electrical RV hookups are in two of the three loops.

Fees and reservations

$20 per night. Sites are first come, first served.

Bathrooms and water

An accessible concrete vaulted latrine and an accessible shower building are on site.

Season and access

May to September.

Mingo says

Plan a May to September trip around the river, since the launch reaches many tributaries in the Susitna drainage. Pick a loop with electric hookups if you bring a rig.

Before you go

• Have $20 per night ready; sites are first come, first served.
• Clean your catch at the fish cleaning tables.
• Call (907) 746-6300 with questions.

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