Willow, Alaska sits at the edge of the Susitna Valley where the Iditarod Trail begins each March. With 19 RV parks and campgrounds in the area, it's a perfect base for exploring the Mat-Su backcountry. Campers here wake to views of the Alaska Range and the sound of rushing glacial rivers.
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RV travelers have plenty of options from rustic forest campgrounds to full-service resorts. Willow Creek Resort offers WiFi, showers, and both 30 and 50-amp hookups for $36–$51 per night. For budget-conscious visitors, Susitna Landing Boat Launch & Campground provides basic sites with showers for $15–$25 nightly, while Susitna Landing offers group sites and river access from $21 per night.
Willow is known as the official restart point for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race each March. The small town also serves as a gateway to the Nancy Lake State Recreation Area and offers access to world-class salmon fishing on the Little Susitna River.
Willow offers 19 RV parks and campgrounds within a 20-mile radius. Popular options include Willow Creek State Recreation Area for rustic camping, Willow Creek Resort for full hookups and WiFi, and Susitna Landing for riverfront sites with boat access.
The best camping season runs from late May through early September when temperatures average 50–70°F. Summer brings nearly 20 hours of daylight perfect for hiking and fishing. Winter camping is possible but requires specialized gear for temperatures that can drop below -20°F.