Creek View Campground

Camping en Seward, AK • 11 Parcelas de RV

Three miles from downtown Seward on the Seward Highway, Creek View Campground offers 12 spacious, private full hookup sites tucked into the Kenai Peninsula forest with large rig accommodation and the natural, creek-adjacent setting that makes this small, locally owned property a compelling alternative to the busier campgrounds closer to town. Operated at a scale that allows for genuinely large individual site footprints, Creek View prioritizes the privacy, quiet, and natural character that a 12-site property can provide without the congestion inevitable at larger Alaska campgrounds during peak summer season—when every campground in the Seward area operates at or near capacity from mid-June through August. Each site provides 50, 30, and 20-amp electric and water hookup service, with fire pits and picnic tables creating the essential campsite environment alongside the natural forest setting. Clean restroom facilities are on-site, and the big-rig-friendly site dimensions make Creek View accessible for larger motorhomes and fifth wheels that some of Seward's more compact campgrounds cannot accommodate. The pet-friendly policy accommodates the traveling dogs that accompany many Alaska-bound RV travelers, and cell service coverage at the property maintains the connectivity that working guests require during an Alaska summer. A public dump station is available three miles down the road in Seward for guests without full sewer hookup. Seward's position at the head of Resurrection Bay in the Kenai Mountains creates one of Alaska's most photographically concentrated landscapes—where the town's small-boat harbor, the surrounding mountain walls, and the blue-green water of the bay produce the visual impact that has made Seward one of Alaska's most popular destination communities. The highway connecting the campground to town follows the Resurrection River through the narrow valley that separates the Kenai Mountains' steep glacier-carved slopes, passing the Exit Glacier access road and providing mountain views throughout the drive. Wildlife on this corridor includes moose, black bears, Dall's sheep on the higher ridges, and the bald eagles and ravens that are as omnipresent in Seward as the mountains themselves. Exit Glacier, the only road-accessible portion of Kenai Fjords National Park, is minutes from the campground via the Exit Glacier Road turnoff on the Seward Highway—providing access to one of Alaska's most accessible active glaciers, the Harding Icefield Trail, and the ranger-led programming that makes the park experience educational as well as visually overwhelming. Kenai Fjords National Park boat tours from Seward's harbor provide the full wildlife and tidewater glacier experience that makes this corner of Alaska so compelling for visitors making their first or fifteenth trip to the state. Creek View Campground operates during Alaska's summer season, with the Seward area's peak visitation window running from mid-June through August. Advanced reservations are strongly recommended for any summer weekend in Seward—the town's limited campground capacity is regularly exceeded by demand during fishing tournaments, holiday weekends, and the continuous flow of Alaska cruise passengers who extend their itineraries inland. The small site count at Creek View means availability sells quickly; book well ahead. Reserve your private forest site at Creek View Campground and use Seward's extraordinary Alaska experience from a natural base three miles from the harbor.

Normas y políticas del camping

Campground Rules:
Checkin Procedure:
- Check-in at 2:00 PM.
- Check out at 11:00 AM.
- Quiet time shall be from 10:00 pm to 8:00 am.
- All guests must register.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Vehicle Policy
- Max 2 vehicles per campsite
- A maximum of two vehicles, in addition to the unit, are allowed on each site.
- Vehicles are not allowed to park on the street right-of-way.
- No vehicles may be repaired on a site. No oil changing.
- Washing of vehicles is prohibited.
- The campground speed limit is ten (10) miles per hour.Campground Policy
- No littering
- Please be respectful of our neighbors and help preserve the natural beauty by the creek.
- No nuisance, noxious, or offensive behavior is allowed.
- There shall be no vendor activity conducted on any site.
- RV sites cannot be sublet.
- Management reserves the right to refuse or cancel service.
- We have the right to refuse service based on the condition of the Rig.
- NOTHING!!!!! Will be built on the campsite.
- All unauthorized structures will be removed without notice.
- Water to be used for domestic purposes only. Not recreational activities.
- If you have an emergency while in the park, call 911 and give your site number.
- If you have any after-hours utility problems, call campground management. DO NOT WORK on it yourself.
- Any damage incurred to any campground facilities will be charged to the responsible camper’s credit card.Pet Policy
- Pets must be on a leash at all times and please clean up after your pet
- Dogs must be accompanied and leashed when outdoors.
- Aggressive or barking dogs will not be tolerated.
- All animal waste must be cleaned up in plastic bags and deposited in the dumpster.Site Policy
- A maximum of five (6) persons can occupy a site.
- Campers are responsible for their guests the entire time they are in the park and will follow camp rules.
- No outside additions to campers. This includes any decks, porches, or patios.
- Canopy tents/umbrellas are allowed but must be taken down on a daily basis after use.
- Pet pens, dog houses, and clotheslines prohibited.
- No grilling or hot stoves allowed on picnic tables.
- Park in a designated area “only”.Garbage Policy
- Garbage must be deposited in the dumpsters immediately to avoid problems with wildlife.
- No trash cans allowed at your campsite.
- Household trash in dumpsters only.
- No construction scraps, wood, or electrical scraps. See Management for proper disposal.Noise Policy
- Radios/TVs and other electronic equipment volumes must be as not to disturb neighbors.
- No generators allowed.Campfire Policy
- Campfire must be contained in a fire ring.Firearm Policy
- No fireworks, firearms, BB guns, slingshots, or other weapons may be displayed in the park.Bike Policy
- ATVs, dirt bikes, and go-carts are not allowed to be driven on any campground or adjoining properties.

Three miles from downtown Seward on the Seward Highway, Creek View Campground offers 12 spacious, private full hookup sites tucked into the Kenai Peninsula forest with large rig accommodation and the natural, creek-adjacent setting that makes this small, locally owned property a compelling alternative to the busier campgrounds closer to town. Operated at a scale that allows for genuinely large individual site footprints, Creek View prioritizes the privacy, quiet, and natural character that a 12-site property can provide without the congestion inevitable at larger Alaska campgrounds during peak summer season—when every campground in the Seward area operates at or near capacity from mid-June through August. Each site provides 50, 30, and 20-amp electric and water hookup service, with fire pits and picnic tables creating the essential campsite environment alongside the natural forest setting. Clean restroom facilities are on-site, and the big-rig-friendly site dimensions make Creek View accessible for larger motorhomes and fifth wheels that some of Seward's more compact campgrounds cannot accommodate. The pet-friendly policy accommodates the traveling dogs that accompany many Alaska-bound RV travelers, and cell service coverage at the property maintains the connectivity that working guests require during an Alaska summer. A public dump station is available three miles down the road in Seward for guests without full sewer hookup. Seward's position at the head of Resurrection Bay in the Kenai Mountains creates one of Alaska's most photographically concentrated landscapes—where the town's small-boat harbor, the surrounding mountain walls, and the blue-green water of the bay produce the visual impact that has made Seward one of Alaska's most popular destination communities. The highway connecting the campground to town follows the Resurrection River through the narrow valley that separates the Kenai Mountains' steep glacier-carved slopes, passing the Exit Glacier access road and providing mountain views throughout the drive. Wildlife on this corridor includes moose, black bears, Dall's sheep on the higher ridges, and the bald eagles and ravens that are as omnipresent in Seward as the mountains themselves. Exit Glacier, the only road-accessible portion of Kenai Fjords National Park, is minutes from the campground via the Exit Glacier Road turnoff on the Seward Highway—providing access to one of Alaska's most accessible active glaciers, the Harding Icefield Trail, and the ranger-led programming that makes the park experience educational as well as visually overwhelming. Kenai Fjords National Park boat tours from Seward's harbor provide the full wildlife and tidewater glacier experience that makes this corner of Alaska so compelling for visitors making their first or fifteenth trip to the state. Creek View Campground operates during Alaska's summer season, with the Seward area's peak visitation window running from mid-June through August. Advanced reservations are strongly recommended for any summer weekend in Seward—the town's limited campground capacity is regularly exceeded by demand during fishing tournaments, holiday weekends, and the continuous flow of Alaska cruise passengers who extend their itineraries inland. The small site count at Creek View means availability sells quickly; book well ahead. Reserve your private forest site at Creek View Campground and use Seward's extraordinary Alaska experience from a natural base three miles from the harbor.

Normas y políticas del camping

Campground Rules:
Checkin Procedure:
- Check-in at 2:00 PM.
- Check out at 11:00 AM.
- Quiet time shall be from 10:00 pm to 8:00 am.
- All guests must register.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Vehicle Policy
- Max 2 vehicles per campsite
- A maximum of two vehicles, in addition to the unit, are allowed on each site.
- Vehicles are not allowed to park on the street right-of-way.
- No vehicles may be repaired on a site. No oil changing.
- Washing of vehicles is prohibited.
- The campground speed limit is ten (10) miles per hour.Campground Policy
- No littering
- Please be respectful of our neighbors and help preserve the natural beauty by the creek.
- No nuisance, noxious, or offensive behavior is allowed.
- There shall be no vendor activity conducted on any site.
- RV sites cannot be sublet.
- Management reserves the right to refuse or cancel service.
- We have the right to refuse service based on the condition of the Rig.
- NOTHING!!!!! Will be built on the campsite.
- All unauthorized structures will be removed without notice.
- Water to be used for domestic purposes only. Not recreational activities.
- If you have an emergency while in the park, call 911 and give your site number.
- If you have any after-hours utility problems, call campground management. DO NOT WORK on it yourself.
- Any damage incurred to any campground facilities will be charged to the responsible camper’s credit card.Pet Policy
- Pets must be on a leash at all times and please clean up after your pet
- Dogs must be accompanied and leashed when outdoors.
- Aggressive or barking dogs will not be tolerated.
- All animal waste must be cleaned up in plastic bags and deposited in the dumpster.Site Policy
- A maximum of five (6) persons can occupy a site.
- Campers are responsible for their guests the entire time they are in the park and will follow camp rules.
- No outside additions to campers. This includes any decks, porches, or patios.
- Canopy tents/umbrellas are allowed but must be taken down on a daily basis after use.
- Pet pens, dog houses, and clotheslines prohibited.
- No grilling or hot stoves allowed on picnic tables.
- Park in a designated area “only”.Garbage Policy
- Garbage must be deposited in the dumpsters immediately to avoid problems with wildlife.
- No trash cans allowed at your campsite.
- Household trash in dumpsters only.
- No construction scraps, wood, or electrical scraps. See Management for proper disposal.Noise Policy
- Radios/TVs and other electronic equipment volumes must be as not to disturb neighbors.
- No generators allowed.Campfire Policy
- Campfire must be contained in a fire ring.Firearm Policy
- No fireworks, firearms, BB guns, slingshots, or other weapons may be displayed in the park.Bike Policy
- ATVs, dirt bikes, and go-carts are not allowed to be driven on any campground or adjoining properties.

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