Tent campers find a perfect rustic retreat at Girdwood Campground with its 18 sites nestled among tall spruce and cottonwood trees. It sits in Girdwood, Alaska, just past the ball field off Egloff Drive from Alyeska Highway. Campfires add evenings' glow; call Parks and Recreation for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, Girdwood Campground offers no full hookups. This tent-only campground bans RVs, campers, and trailers entirely. Expect zero electric service, including no 30-amp or 50-amp options, plus no water or sewer hookups. Campers embrace primitive setups amid the trees with basic needs met off-site.
Yes, Girdwood Campground welcomes pets. Standard public park rules apply, so keep dogs leashed at all times. No breed or size limits noted, nor any dog park available. Wooded sites give space for responsible pet owners to enjoy Alaska's outdoors together.
Call Girdwood Parks and Recreation for rates, as no fixed prices list online. Fees cover tent camping on 18 rustic sites during late-May to mid-September season. Reservations help secure spots in this popular Anchorage municipal campground; expect affordable public rates.
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