Big Delta State Historic Park

What makes Big Delta State Historical Park campground stand out? This unique site offers a seamless blend of history, nature, and practical amenities, set along the tranquil Tanana River. With its historic relics, picturesque riverside setting, and the convenience of a well-maintained camping area, it defies the typical camping experience by immersing visitors in Alaska’s cultural and natural heritage.

The campground features 25 campsites equipped with picnic areas, potable water, toilets, and a dump station, providing essential comforts for campers. Surrounded by the park's historic buildings, such as the iconic Rika’s Roadhouse and a blacksmith shop, visitors are given a rare opportunity to step into the lives of early Alaskan pioneers. Scenic walking trails and spacious picnic spots enhance the experience, making it an ideal destination for history enthusiasts, families, or anyone seeking a peaceful retreat. Those looking for a unique alternative can stay at the Ferryman’s Cabin, a rustic yet cozy option equipped with electricity, heating, and simple furnishings.

Conveniently located just eight miles north of Delta Junction, the campground is an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area. The proximity to the historic Valdez-Fairbanks trail and the natural beauty of the Tanana River makes it perfect for short trips, weekend escapes, or extended stays. Combining history, comfort, and scenic allure, this campground offers an unforgettable Alaskan adventure.