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Chugach/Cooper Creek
Chugach Cooper Creek is a small community located in Cooper Landing, Alaska. It is situated on the banks of the Kenai River, and is surrounded by the Chugach National Forest. The area is known for its stunning views of the surrounding mountains, and its abundance of outdoor activities. Fishing, hiking, camping, and rafting are all popular activities in the area. The community is also home to a variety of wildlife, including moose, bears, and bald eagles. The area is a popular destination for tourists, and is a great place to experience the beauty of Alaska.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
meg willoughby
Right on the river (Cooper Creek North). Not many larger sized sites; but if you have a smaller rig and are lucky to snag a spot, it’s amazing. There’s a bear box per site (didn’t see any bears). Did enjoy watching rafts and drift boats coming down the river. If you see a spot, grab it! Bonus: the best BBQ (Two Brothers), is a short walk away!!
Devin Corey
The campground is nice. It had a dual use. It had some parking spots for trailers and 4 tent only spots. It's right on the river and absolutely beautiful. Each spot has its own bench, a bear food locker, and a fireplace with a nice grill to cook with. On a note of the price. It's currently $23 per night, per spot. This is as of May 26th, 2025.
Amanda Nutter
Best campground in my opinion. Will definitely recommend it and definitely returning.
Bradley Garness
There's a couple reasons to rate this five star. First. It's right on the kenai River and it is absolutely beautiful! Second, it's location is very convenient as it is right on the highway. Quick and easy to pull into and there's local convenience stores in Cooper landing along with gas. They have fire pits with picnic tables and they have bear proof food containers for each site to store anything the bears might want to get into, which is... Absolutely, everything. Seriously never underestimate what the bears can get into. There's a public outhouse and a public can pump well for use at the campsite. Been stopping off here on my way back and forth for over 50 years and each time I enjoy it.
Susan Schwaderer
We camped at Cooper Creek Campground South. We had a nice, long pull through, double site which was quite private, a large area with a picnic table, firepit and bear box. The river was nearby. Wild raspberries and currants were growing adjacent to our site. The campground was quiet. $30.00 seemed like a lot when they had no amenities except pit toilets. Not even a water fill or dump station. But we did enjoy the park. We had enough light to use just our solar even though the days were cloudy and/or rainy. Loved the spacing of the campsites. Our AT&T phone had 1 - 2 bars at our site. Didn't work very well for our hotspot.