Imagine a retreat where the majesty of Alaskan wilderness cradles you in its vast embrace as you bask in the rustic charm of a historic havenwelcome to the heart of RV camping at its most authentic. Perfectly poised in the awe-inspiring landscape of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve, this sanctuary invites you to unwind amidst mountain splendor far from the clamor of everyday life. RV adventurers will find themselves 28 miles away from AK-1 / Tok Cutoff on a state-maintained gravel road graced with breathtaking vistas. As you travel approximately 2 hours from Tok or Glennallen, you will be greeted by an Alaskan family lodge, not just a stop-over, but a historical treasure offering the only tavern and liquor store within 100 miles. Here, revel in the simple pleasures of life with handmade goods at your fingertips, including wild harvested salves and soaps, homemade jams, jellies, and freshly-baked delights that tease your palate with the flavors of the North. You can refuel not just your spirits, but also your RV's larder with snacks, drinks, and pizza, ensuring you're well-prepared for any adventure. Beyond the comforting aroma of coffee and the convenience of hot showers, the lodge offers practical services like tire repair, underpinning its charm with undisputed utility. For your leisure, billiards and darts offer the perfect ice-breaker or friendly competition, with firewood readily available to crown your evening under an Alaskan starlit sky. Stay connected, if you choose, as Verizon users typically receive good cell phone service along portions of Nabesna Road with wi-fi available at the lodge for those who need to be online (additional fees apply). Rest your head another night for an added $20 when space allows, making the most of this immersive RV camping experience. Our historic establishment is more than a waypoint; it is a respite woven into the vast tapestry of wild Alaska, promising a retreat into a world where nature and comfort coalesce. Embrace an unforgettable sojourn where eagles soar, mountains dominate horizons, and the spirit of the last frontier thrives.