Houston, Alaska, draws RV travelers with its roaring Little Susitna River and gateway status to Mat-Su Valley adventures. Camp at one of 4 riverside parks for prime salmon fishing spots and quick drives to Hatcher Pass hikes. Base your rig here to chase wilderness without the crowds of Anchorage.
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About Houston, Alaska
Houston hugs the George Parks Highway in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley. Salmon run thick in the Little Susitna River each summer, pulling anglers from across Alaska. Hatcher Pass road winds up to alpine trails and old gold mines at Independence Mine State Historical Park. Snowmachine trails dominate winter, linking to Willow's Iditarod checkpoints.
Little Susitna River Campground City Park suits budget campers who want city-managed river access. Riverside Camper Park fits remote workers with WiFi and rates from $47 a night. Little Susitna Campground welcomes families and pets, complete with drinking water hookups. Little Susitna River Campground targets hardcore fishers parked steps from the water.
- 4 RV parks cluster near Little Susitna River in Houston.
- Riverside Camper Park offers WiFi and starts at $47 per night.
- Little Susitna Campground provides pet-friendly sites with drinking water.
- 3 of 4 parks sit on the Little Susitna River for direct fishing access.
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