Kepler Park 37.4 Glenn Highway, Palmer, AK 99645
About the Business
Kepler Park is a picturesque campground, lodging, and park located at 37.4 Glenn Highway in Palmer, Alaska, United States. Nestled in the stunning Alaskan wilderness, this institution offers visitors a tranquil retreat surrounded by towering mountains, lush forests, and pristine lakes. Whether you're looking to pitch a tent, stay in a cozy cabin, or simply relax in the great outdoors, Kepler Park provides the perfect setting for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. With a variety of amenities and activities available, including hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing, Kepler Park is the ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful and immersive Alaskan experience.
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Location & Phone number
E. Kepler Drive, Milepost, 37.4 Glenn Hwy, Palmer, AK 99645, United States
Reviews
"We thoroughly enjoyed this place. It was quiet in the upper campground sites. The hostess was so very helpful and kind. The Porta potties were very clean. I definitely recommend it."
"Our group didn't get room, just used the grounds during the day for our car rally. The park was clean, spacious with lots of things to do; camp, fish, paddle boat, and swim."
"I am a chicken when it comes to aquatic life but I had a blast floating around baking in the sun and admiring the damselflies. 10/10 would recommend for fishing or just floating around"
"I see some reviews saying that there aren't many camp sites and the camp host doesn't leave you alone. I believe he leaves people alone as long as they aren't causing any trouble. They have different people running the campground each year but they have all been great! They keep an eye on things! This is a family oriented campground, not a party place. As far as the number of sites to choose from, there are about 30! There are only about 10 down by the water but many more up the hill. They seem to fill up fast so it's usually first come first serve but I know they take reservations! So if you have a favorite spot, call and reserve it! The only bad experience Ive had there was from disrespectful campers. I love the peacefulness of the lake in the early morning and late at night. The dog fee is $5.00 per dog, per day. It helps cover time and effort in cleaning up after them and putting up with their owners not always keeping them tied up and quiet."
"Not great place to swim it’s frowned on. Not great for kids 5 an under they cause to much mess an noise even if your behind them cleaning picking up every crumb/wrapper. Great tho for older kids to fish an camp great to bring your own kayaks. 99% sure my family an I will not go back an camp will find a more family friendly camping spot usually go to south Rolly every year but was closed down due to beetles. But great location great camp sights great fishing but for 6 an older for kids."
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