LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Creekside Solitude at Camp Site 73: An Extra‑Large Alaska Pitch Where Fishing and Firelight Take Over
A secluded, extra‑large campsite 100 feet from a creek offering fishing, a fire ring and picnic table — this guide explains what to expect and the practical details for a night or a week at Site 73.
Creekside Solitude at Camp Site 73: An Extra‑Large Alaska Pitch Where Fishing and Firelight Take Over.
Camp Site 73 sits within Montana Creek Campground in Alaska: a very secluded, extra‑large site set roughly 100 feet from the creek where visitors can fish, gather around a fire ring and picnic at a dedicated table — all without electrical hookups.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Creekside Access and Fishing
The campsite is positioned about 100 feet from a creek, offering direct access for anglers and a waterside setting for daytime exploration and quiet reflection.
An Extra‑Large, Secluded Pitch
Site 73 is described as a very secluded, extra‑large campsite that provides space and privacy for small groups seeking solitude in nature.
Simple Comforts: Fire Ring and Picnic Table
The site includes a fire ring and a picnic table for meals and evening gatherings; there is no electricity at the campsite, so the experience is intentionally rustic.
What the day feels like
What the Stay Feels Like
Expect a low‑intervention getaway: arrive, set up in an extra‑large, secluded clearing near the creek, spend daylight hours fishing or picnicking by the water, and finish the day around the site’s fire ring in the absence of electrical distractions.
THE WATER
Creekside Access and Fishing
The campsite is positioned about 100 feet from a creek, offering direct access for anglers and a waterside setting for daytime exploration and quiet reflection.
THE CAMP
An Extra‑Large, Secluded Pitch
Site 73 is described as a very secluded, extra‑large campsite that provides space and privacy for small groups seeking solitude in nature.
THE AMENITIES
Simple Comforts: Fire Ring and Picnic Table
The site includes a fire ring and a picnic table for meals and evening gatherings; there is no electricity at the campsite, so the experience is intentionally rustic.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most from this site — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Nightly rates start at $50 for one night and scale by the number of nights up to $320 for seven nights; multi‑night pricing is provided for stays of two through seven nights.
The campsite is very secluded, extra‑large and located roughly 100 feet from the creek; amenities on site include a fire ring and a picnic table, and there is no electricity.
Camp Site 73 is operated by Montana Creek Campground in Alaska.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How far is the campsite from the creek?
The site is located approximately 100 feet from the creek.
Is there electricity at Camp Site 73?
No — the campsite has no electricity.
What amenities are provided at the site?
The site includes a fire ring and a picnic table and is described as an extra‑large, secluded campsite.
Is fishing available from the site?
Yes — the site is noted for great fishing with nearby creek access.
What are the nightly rates?
One night is $50; multi‑night rates are listed for two through seven nights, up to $320 for seven nights.
Who operates Camp Site 73?
The site is operated by Montana Creek Campground.