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Our top choices for Big Lake RV parks

A forested area with a dirt path leading to a wooden picnic table.

1. RV Site #3 at Creekside Campground

RV Site #3 at Creekside Campground
Willow
The price is CA $105
CA $109 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 6 - Nov 7
RV Site #3 at Creekside Campground
A forested area with a dirt path leading to a wooden picnic table.

2. RV Site #2 at Creekside Campground

RV Site #2 at Creekside Campground
Willow
The price is CA $105
CA $109 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 6 - Nov 7
RV Site #2 at Creekside Campground
A forested area with a dirt path leading to a wooden picnic table.

3. RV Site #1 at Creekside Campground

RV Site #1 at Creekside Campground
Willow
The price is CA $105
CA $109 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 6 - Nov 7
RV Site #1 at Creekside Campground
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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Learn more about Big Lake

Anglers flock to this lakeside community for trophy-sized salmon fishing and the annual Big Lake Winter Festival. Rent a kayak to explore the pristine waters or hike nearby Hatcher Pass trails in Talkeetna Mountains for spectacular alpine views.

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A lake surrounded by mountains and a small town with docks.

Top reviews in Big Lake

A lodge with a covered porch, a view of a lake, and a forested backdrop.
Alaska's Lake Lucille B&B

Alaska's Lake Lucille B&B

Alaska's Lake Lucille B&B
Wasilla

10/10 Excellent

My husband and I are traveling by motorcycles ( we both ride) from Agassiz BC Canada up through the Yukon and into Alaska. We had been on the road for over two weeks and this would be out 9th place we stayed. We arrived wet from a torrential down pour, cold and tired, and Carol greeted us with warmth and kindness. We had a lot of gear to carry up several flights of stairs but it was SO worth it! We stayed in the Prickly Rose suit which overlooked the park like backyard and water view, and it was...
Canada
Frank
Reviewed July 12, 2024
Alaska's Lake Lucille B&B

Frequently Asked Questions

Where should I reserve an RV park around Big Lake?

Alaska Native Steam Bath w/Power and Water for RV, free wifi is a favorite choice for your stay near Big Lake, featuring onsite parking and internet access. If you've fallen in love with the idea of a home on wheels, take advantage of the barbecue grills available at this campground. Other recommended RV parks include RV Site #2 at Creekside Campground and RV Site #1 at Creekside Campground.

What makes RV parks in Big Lake unique?

If you're planning a road trip to Big Lake, staying in an RV park is a good way to experience all the area offers. Travelers like the surrounding area for its sporting events. After you've settled in at the RV park in Big Lake, get out into nature and make it a memorable trip.

What should I see in Big Lake?

If you'd like to find some ways to explore Big Lake while making good use of your travel budget, this destination has a lot to offer. Spots where you'll find the natural beauty on display include Horseshoe Lake, Papoose Twins, and Big Lake North State Recreation Area. Other places not to be missed include Big Lake Library, Alaska Railroad, and Big Lake South State Recreation Site.

What's it like to stay in an RV park in Big Lake?

Reserving a spot in an RV park is a budget-friendly choice for your trip to Big Lake. This kind of accommodation provides you with a large space to park your RV and stay overnight where you're close to nature. Lots of RV parks are close to hiking trails and lakes, which makes it easy to enjoy the outdoors.

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