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Slide Mountain Cabins & RV Park
Overview
Overview
Slide Mountain Cabins & RV Park serves as a peaceful gateway for travelers exploring the vast wilderness of the Copper River Valley. Situated in Glennallen, Alaska, this park offers a rustic and tranquil atmosphere that appeals to those looking to escape the noise of more commercial campgrounds. The grounds are thoughtfully arranged to accommodate a variety of travelers, focusing on scenic views and quiet surroundings that define the authentic Alaskan road trip experience.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned along the Richardson Highway, the park acts as a strategic base camp for those traveling between Fairbanks, Valdez, and Anchorage. The site is surrounded by the majestic Wrangell Mountains, providing a backdrop that is nothing short of breathtaking. Being located in Glennallen, guests find themselves at the intersection of several major routes, making it an ideal central hub for venturing deep into the surrounding wilderness areas or simply enjoying the crisp mountain air.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed to offer essential comforts while maintaining its natural charm. Guests can utilize full hookup sites that simplify the stay, especially for those embarking on long-distance journeys across the state. The property is well-maintained and provides a clean environment for both RVers and cabin guests. With laundry facilities and well-kept grounds, the park ensures that travelers have the basic necessities required to recharge before continuing their adventure through the rugged Alaskan interior.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The area surrounding the park is a dream for outdoor enthusiasts and photography buffs. Visitors can easily access the Copper River, which is famous for its world-class salmon fishing and wild landscape. The nearby Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve offers unparalleled opportunities for hiking, flightseeing, and glacier viewing. Whether you are interested in local history or simply want to observe the abundant wildlife that roams the valley, the park is perfectly situated for daily excursions.
Who This Park Is Best For
Slide Mountain Cabins & RV Park is perfectly suited for independent adventurers who value a quiet, no-frills environment. It is an excellent choice for couples and small families who prefer a relaxed pace rather than resort-style activities. If you are looking for a reliable, clean, and scenic stopover while touring the Alaska road system, this park offers the ideal blend of accessibility and mountain tranquility for your northern travels.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
KKELLY
Anna was such a gracious hostess. We were caught in freezing rain while on our motorcycle tour and she accommodated us immediately. Couldn’t have been more thoughtful and generous in helping us get situated!
David McGovern
An awesome place to rest and recharge. They have a shower and bathroom that are first come, first serve. They also have outhouse. Very friendly, and new cabins are being built.
Carter Bouslaugh
Camped here for 5 nights. Nice little RV park with some cabins, nice owners. Only downside is location, address is Glenallen, but it's 55 miles from there. Keep that in mind if you want a campsite at Glennallen because it makes your trips to the town and extra 2+ hour journey!
Anna Hall
Love Slide Mountain!!! Anna is the best! Or cabin was so cozy after a long day of wheeling. Great stay, highly recommend!
Nomad
The campsite itself is decent, but the bathroom and shower situation is a major downside. There is only one shower for the entire campground, and it's located inside the office, so it's unavailable after 10:00 p.m. On top of that, showers cost $5 per person, per day, which feels unreasonable considering there's only one shower available for everyone. They also have an outhouse, but it has a large window on the side, making it easy for someone to see inside. It didn't feel very private or comfortable. There also isn't much to do around the campground. There is a walking trail, but the mosquitoes are so bad that it's hard to enjoy. Overall, the campsite is okay if you just need a place to stay, but the lack of shower access, added shower fee, limited privacy, and heavy mosquitoes made it a disappointing experience.