K'esugi Ken Campground

What sets K’esugi Ken Campground apart is its commanding views of Denali and the Alaska Range, complemented by thoughtfully designed facilities that blend modern convenience with immersion in the pristine Alaskan wilderness. This campground offers a serene experience with 42 well-maintained sites, including 32 RV spots with electric hookups, 10 walk-in tent sites, three public-use cabins, and a group camping area. The Curry Ridge Trail is a standout feature, ascending gently to subalpine terrain, where breathtaking vistas of the Alaska Range await hikers.

Located within Denali State Park near Trapper Creek, Alaska, K’esugi Ken Campground provides easy access to some of the region’s most captivating natural beauty. The campground sits at Mile 135.4 of the Parks Highway, about a 30-minute drive from notable attractions like Byers Lake. Guests can explore over two miles of on-site trails for hiking, biking, and skiing or visit the interpretive center to deepen their appreciation for the area’s ecosystem. With modern amenities such as paved roads, vault toilets, potable water, food storage lockers, and fire rings, it’s an ideal base for a memorable camping adventure.