Matanuska-Susitna Valley.pdf

K'esugi Ken Campground is located in Denali State Park, offering 101 campsites, including 9 walk-in sites, paved roads, a group campsite, and an interpretive center. The campground has a 2-mile power extension to the RV campsites and offers stunning views of the Alaska Range and Denali. The camping limit is 15 days, with a maximum RV length of 60'. The fee ranges from $10 to $20. The address is Mile 135.4 Parks Highway, Alaska, in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley.

The area was originally inhabited by Athabascan Indians, with Wasilla founded when the Alaska railroad was constructed in 1917. Today, Talkeetna serves as the starting point for mountaineers climbing Denali.

Other nearby campgrounds include:

1. Denali Viewpoint North Campground: 55 sites, $10 fee, located at Mile 162.5 Parks Highway.
2. Denali Viewpoint South Campground: 7 sites, $10 fee, located at Mile 134.9 Parks Highway.
3. Lower Troublesome Creek Campground: 19 sites, $10 fee, located at Mile 137.9 Parks Highway.
4. Hatcher Pass: Government Peak Campground: 8 sites, $10 fee, located at Mile 39.5 Hatcher Pass Road.
5. King Mountain State Recreation Site: 22 sites, $10-$20 fee, located at 40249 N Glenn Highway, Chickaloon, AK.
6. South Rolly Lake Campground: 27 sites, $10 fee, located at Nancy Lake Parkway, Mile 1.5.
7. Willow Creek Campground: 29 sites, $10 fee, located at Mile 69.6 Parks Highway.