About K'esugi Ken Campground
K'esugi Ken Campground is a rv park in the Susitna North, Alaska area. Visitors will find it at Mile 135.4 George Parks Highway in Susitna North. It is operated by State of Alaska, Dept. of Natural Resources.
Reported amenities include water hookups, drinking water, tents allowed, and rvs allowed. We recommend calling ahead to confirm rates, site availability, and current rules.
K'esugi Ken Campground is part of the camping landscape of the American West, home to the country's great public lands: national parks, national forests, and millions of acres of BLM land. Not every RV park takes tents, and not every campground has tent pads. The details on this page come from public map data and owner submissions, and the park itself remains the authority on current conditions.
Hookups & amenities
- Water hookups
- Drinking water
- Showers
- Tents allowed
- RVs allowed
Only amenities confirmed in our source data are listed. Missing items are unknown, not necessarily absent. Confirm with the park before booking.
Site details
- Fee
- Paid
Location & directions
GPS: 62.59504, -150.22413
Frequently asked questions
Where is K'esugi Ken Campground located?⌄
K'esugi Ken Campground is located at Mile 135.4 George Parks Highway, Susitna North, AK.
Does K'esugi Ken Campground have hookups?⌄
Yes. K'esugi Ken Campground reports water hookups. Confirm amp service (30 or 50 amp) with the park before booking.
Can I tent camp at K'esugi Ken Campground?⌄
Yes, K'esugi Ken Campground accepts tents as well as RVs.
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