Slana stands as Alaska's quiet gateway to Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, the nation's largest. Camp among nine RV parks here to launch hikes along Nabesna Road into glacier-fed valleys. Grizzlies roam the Slana River nearby, drawing rugged travelers who crave raw wilderness.
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About Slana, Alaska
Slana clings to the Edgerton Highway in eastern Alaska's vast interior. Adventurers chase Nabesna Road deep into Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, where 9 million acres hide icefields and peaks over 16,000 feet. Moose graze along the Slana River, anglers hook grayling in willow-lined creeks, and Ahtna heritage shines at summer gatherings near the old Slana Roadhouse.
RV parks match every camper's vibe. Families pick Hart D Ranch for WiFi, showers, 30-amp hookups, and a dump station starting at $43/night. Big rigs and pet owners head to Porcupine Creek State Rec Area with drinking water on tap. Budget seekers snag Kendesnii Campground from $1/night, while backcountry fans claim primitive sites at Copper Lake Trailhead or Jack Creek.
- Nine RV parks listed, including three with amenities like WiFi and showers at Hart D Ranch.
- Porcupine Creek State Rec Area welcomes pets and big rigs near Nabesna Road trailheads.
- Kendesnii Campground delivers budget sites from $1/night along the Edgerton Highway.
- Copper Lake Trailhead offers primitive camping steps from Wrangell-St. Elias hikes.
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