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Adventures in Alaska's State Parks

Vaster than the imagination can conceive, the state parks of Alaska bring you into the presence of vast glaciers that stretch back to the origin of man. You'll encounter North America's highest precipice, and dine on fish so fresh its barely stopped flipping from the pure waters. Simmering volcanoes, snow-capped peaks, and spectacular wildlife. From bears to America's largest population of nesting seabirds, Alaska is ready to welcome you to its State Parks.

State Parks in Alaska: Top Accommodations

House Healy
Dec 29 - Jan 5
-33%
$299
$199 per night
House ∙ 8 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms
Vacation Home in Healy with Grill + Park Views
5.0
"Excellent" (103 ratings)
Healy, Denali, Alaska
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House Cooper Landing
May 13 - May 20
-41%
$528
$380 per night
House ∙ 6 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
House in Cooper Landing with Yard, Sauna & Grill
4.9
"Excellent" (85 ratings)
Cooper Landing, Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska
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House College
Oct 14 - Oct 21
$120 per night
House ∙ 4 guests ∙ 1 bedroom
Vacation Home in College with Yard & Grill + Beautiful View
5.0
"Excellent" (159 ratings)
College, Fairbanks North Star, Alaska
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Best Alaska State Parks for Families

Best Alaska State Parks for Families

There is much in Alaska's state park system that will blow children's minds. Be it America's highest peak or native Alaskan totem poles, these parks have many treasures in store:

  • 1. Kenai Fjords National Park

    Orcas, bewhiskered otters, bears, and mountain goats inhabit the swathe of rugged coastline that graduates into snow-capped peaks across 607,000 acres. The Kenai Peninsula is crowned by Harding Icefield, the largest to sit within the American border. This ancient landscape has been shaped by a gamut of natural phenomena including glaciers, storms, and earthquakes, and it is as mercurial today, supplying scientists and visitors with endless fascination.

  • 2. Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge

    The Aurora Borealis flows mysteriously over this landscape of duned islands and bubbling volcanoes, filled with vestiges of historic wars and arctic seabirds. The park provides a habitat for 80% of Alaska's seabirds and more than half of those in America. Kids will be blown away by its spectacular sights.

  • 3. Sitka National Historic Park

    Alaska's oldest park is home to Tlingit Fort and battlefield, the site of the 1804 Battle of Sitka between Europeans and Alaskan natives. Children will be enthralled by the vaunting totem poles, Russian colonial architecture, and loop trails through temperate rainforests.

Best Places to Stay for State Parks in Alaska

Cabin Kalifornsky
Sep 23 - Sep 30
$195 per night
Cabin ∙ 3 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
Beautiful Cabin in Kalifornsky with Grill + Lake View
5.0
"Excellent" (74 ratings)
Kalifornsky, Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska
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House Seward
Apr 8 - Apr 15
$176 per night
House ∙ 6 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
Vacation Home in Seward with Grill
5.0
"Excellent" (176 ratings)
Seward, Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska
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House Cooper Landing
May 13 - May 20
-41%
$528
$312 per night
House ∙ 6 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
House in Cooper Landing with Yard, Sauna & Grill
4.9
"Excellent" (85 ratings)
Cooper Landing, Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska
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Best Alaska State Parks for Hiking

Best Alaska State Parks for Hiking

Alaska's untrammelled wildernesses often stretch beyond human habitation. Hiking in its vast state parks is more than just physical exercise, it's an exercise in breaking the bounds of thought. Here are some highlights:

  • 1. Selawik National Wildlife Refuge

    Walk in the footsteps of mankind's earliest ancestors along the gargantuan stretch of land that some scientists speculate formed the Bering Land Bridge between Asia and the Americas. Back some 12,000 years ago this may have facilitated the migration of humans. Today it's populated with wildlife. See Moose, brown bear, and wolverine, and stop off at any of 24,000 lakes to fish for sheefish, whitefish, and Arctic grayling.

  • 2. Innoko National Wildlife Refuge

    There's nowhere wilder-feeling than Innoko. Explore nearly four million acres of landscape, dominated by marshland and meadows of sedge and horsetail, and ribboned by the Innoko and Yetna Rivers. 130 species of bird populate the park, along with moose, lynx, and caribou. There's never a dull day hiking in this stupendously beautiful setting.

  • 3. Tongass National Forest

    Hike through muskeg marshland, alpine meadows, and thick forests; and iscover world-class cave systems along the way. Visit glaciers and watch eagles, bears, and whales in their natural habitat. Kayak or canoe through dramatic saltwater fjords, and fish for herring, trout, and halibut. There's so much to see on hikes through Tongrass's emerald Eden.

Recommended Accommodations for State Parks in Alaska

House McKinley Park
Aug 26 - Sep 2
$360 per night
House ∙ 6 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms
House in Mckinley Park with Grill
5.0
"Excellent" (84 ratings)
McKinley Park, Denali, Alaska
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House Fritz Creek
Mar 23 - Mar 30
$485 per night
House ∙ 11 guests ∙ 4 bedrooms
House in Fritz Creek with Yard & Grill
4.9
"Excellent" (108 ratings)
Fritz Creek, Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska
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House Healy
Dec 29 - Jan 5
-33%
$299
$199 per night
House ∙ 8 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms
Vacation Home in Healy with Grill + Park Views
5.0
"Excellent" (103 ratings)
Healy, Denali, Alaska
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Best Alaska State Parks for Adventure Sports

Best Alaska State Parks for Adventure Sports

Venture out into the Alaskan playground for watersports on Indian rivers, stunning fishing spots, and swimming with porpoises and whales. Here's where to find the state's top hiking experiences:

  • 1. Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve

    Long distance swimmers plunge into the cool, gin-clear waters of Glacier Bay in the summer. They are joined by humpback whales and sea otters, while coyote, moose, and bears roam the banks. Long before the National Park was established, the area was inhabited by the native Huna Tlingit people, whose influence can still be seen in bark-stripped trees.

  • 2. Tuxedni National Wildlife Refuge

    Few spots on earth are more beautiful for fishing in than this one. Tuxedni Bay off Cook Inlet is a home to soaring bald eagles and peregrine falcons. Cliffs plunge 400 feet at the northern end while sandy beaches lie opposite, and spruce forest hugs the landscape inland. Pink, muscular salmon is often hooked in these crystalline waters.

  • 3. Denali State Park

    Tanaina Indian for 'the high one,' Denali refers to Mt. McKinley; North America's tallest mountain. Its massive presence dominates the horizon over Denali National Park, and much of the state. Hiking the park, you will meet the maze-like Tokositna River, which winds through alpine tundra. Here, lynx, coyote, snowshoe hare, and wolverine dart. The park boasts a rich array of landscapes, ribboned by the glittering river.

Frequently Asked Questions

Alaska State Parks: What is the vacation rental cost in Alaska?

On average, you can get a great vacation rental for somewhere between $188 and $404 and find discounts up to 46%!

Can I find a vacation rental for a group of guests for Alaska State Parks?

in Alaska, large groups should look for House rental since they can fit 7 people.

What kinds of vacation rentals are available for Alaska State Parks?

You can find 1,096 Apartment rental and 2,298 House rental for Alaska State Parks on HomeToGo.

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