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Nancy Lake/South Rolly Lake
Nancy Lake South Rolly Lake Willow AK is a scenic area located in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley of Alaska. The area is known for its abundance of lakes, rivers, and streams, as well as its stunning mountain views. The area is popular for fishing, camping, and other outdoor activities. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including moose, bear, and bald eagles. The area is accessible by car, boat, or plane, and is a great destination for those looking to explore the beauty of Alaska.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
Steve Drew
Fantastic campground - parking is spaced out, lake location is great and everything was well-maintained. Highly recommended!
Jason Davies
96-98 clean camping spots, but the prime spots are by the lake or over looking the lake in the middle. There is a host onsite that can get you firewood on the spot. A canoe rental is onsite as well (picture below for time and prices). Pike fishing near the dock and on sunny days the lake is a welcome respite from the heat. Getting to South Rolly from the road takes about 15-20 minutes. There are all sorts of trails, little ponds and places to explore for the nature enthusiasts.
Michael DiSarro
Lots of camping spaces with a surprising amount of privacy.
Yuki Sumiko
Crowded and loud, avoid weekends. Canoe rental was simple but lake had no fish.
Traci Barclay
Beautiful campground with nearly 100 sites. Great lake for swimming and canoeing and a great and a sand pit perfect for setting up a volleyball net. They also have canoe rentals on site.
Jason Flowers
Stop by Tippecanoe rentals and rent a canoe for the day. Great fun, and they know where the fish are too! Tell John I said Hi!
Kimberly Hawthorne
Fun, lots of spaces and quiet. Outhouses were not well maintained,2 out of toilet paper.
Tiffany Briggs
Nice campground, well maintained and quiet. Easy lake access.
Cybele LeClare
Super busy weekend, July 6, 7, & 8 ~we were lucky to get a nice shady camping spot! A bit spendy, $20 for overnight tent, $25 for on the lake, prime spots. Lots of kids swimming in the lake and a fun toddler/kid sand pit with shallow water and room for volleyball :) Rent a canoe for $22 for 8 hours ~$32 for 24 hours, kayaks available too. Our spot, A-11, we have a large tent, plenty of room! (with two levels above us, enough room for two more tents) Picnic tables, fire pits, in each spot. Great hike, Red Shirt Trail, 2.9 miles one way. About 2.5 hour hike round trip. We we're hoping for a trout, we settled for one little pike. Fun times!!
Troy Remy
There are some really secluded campsites if you get here early. This place fills up fast on a Friday evening. Very dog friendly. This is definitely a "campground" that has campers and motorhomes, but plenty of tent or car camping spots. We stayed up very late and were never bothered (but stayed relatively quiet). Normal spots are $20 a night and premium spots are $25. So a bit pricey. Every campsite is only a couple minute walk to the lake. Fishing is great. They stock the lake with trout. Lots of pike to catch as well. Definitely bring a rod an reel! No motor boats allowed on the lake. Paddle or electric only. You can rent canoes here and there is a small launch ramp/dock.