An RV can be a great way to spend the land portion of your trip after an amazing Alaska Cruise spent sharing space on the ship with other people. You have your own space, move at your own pace, and are in total control.
As you drive the Seward highway, Sterling Highway, or the Parks Highway you’ll undoubtedly see a lot of RVs sharing the road in the summer. It is one of the most popular ways to see the land portion of Alaska.
This brochure will show you some of the more popular routes for an RV in Alaska. The driving is easier than you might think, too. Alaska’s highways are nice and easy.
While I love many of the accommodations in Alaska, like the Princess Kenai Lodge, I can see the appeal of freedom an RV provides in a land that personifies freedom. In fact many of my favorite places to stay also have a section for RV parking.
Some of the best spots to spend time in your RV include the Homer Spit, where you can stay right in the action of halibut fishing, shopping, and beaches and Renfroe’s Lakeside retreat where you can stay right on a magical piece of Kenai Lake with easy access to Cooper Landing, Seward, and Whittier. Of course, lodging up by Denali can be tough to come by, too and an RV can solve that.
RV Sites near Denali can be found on the same website that you’ll book your Tundra Tour.
I partner with one of the most reliable RV providers, Cruise America. I also have discounts available when booking through my agency.
If this adventure sounds like the type of core memories you’d like to form with your family next summer, please fill out the form below and I’ll get in touch to help.
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