Matanuska Lakes State Recreation Area - Palmer, Alaska

Matanuska Lakes State Recreation Area es un lugar ideal para disfrutar de la naturaleza y realizar actividades al aire libre. Ubicado en el corazón de Alaska, en la dirección 4376 Glenn Hwy, Palmer, AK 99645, este parque estatal cuenta con instalaciones y servicios de primer nivel.

El parque cuenta con una amplia variedad de especialidades, entre las que destacan el camping. Los visitantes pueden acampar en parcelas para carpas o en campings para vehículos recreativos, y disfrutar de comodidades como tomas de agua para vehículos recreativos, sanitarios y suministro de agua. Además, el lugar cuenta con estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas y entradas especialmente diseñadas para este propósito.

El Matanuska Lakes State Recreation Area también ofrece otras actividades de interés, como senderismo, mesas de pícnic, rutas de senderismo adecuadas para niños y la posibilidad de llevar mascotas. Los visitantes pueden disfrutar de hermosos paisajes y de la fauna y flora local mientras recorren los diferentes senderos del parque.

El parque cuenta con una tarifa de camping, pero vale la pena every penny. Además, es un lugar ideal para ir con niños, ya que cuenta con rutas de senderismo adecuadas para ellos y un ambiente seguro y agradable.

Según las opiniones de los visitantes, el Matanuska Lakes State Recreation Area tiene una puntuación media de 4.5/5 en Google My Business, con un total de 51 valoraciones. Los comentarios destacan la belleza del lugar, la amabilidad del personal y la comodidad de las instalaciones.

Si estás buscando un lugar para acampar o simplemente pasar un día en contacto con la naturaleza, el Matanuska Lakes State Recreation Area es una excelente opción. Ofrece una amplia variedad de servicios y actividades, y cuenta con una ubicación privilegiada en el corazón de Alaska.

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Opiniones de Matanuska Lakes State Recreation Area

MaryRuth A Moore

5/5

This campground has regularly cleaned restrooms. Sites are large & private. Trees close enough for tie-downs of tarps. Pet friendly, & nice fire ring & picnic tables. No playground but none needed with forrest & lake surrounding campground. We had a beautiful & awesome time.

Whirled Travelers

5/5

A great place to enjoy nature with your family. Hiking trails, lakes, fishing, mountain biking, horse back riding. Choose your own adventure. And let’s tip our hats to the hard working park rangers who take great care of the facilities.

Modest Exile

3/5

It's paid parking, but the trails and docks are poorly maintained. The condition of the docks and shoreline near the parking are dangerous! Also a lot of trash in and around the water. Otherwise, it's a beautiful and accessible lake.

Lilly B

3/5

Honestly a little overpriced. Most recreational area are $20. This one is $25 for reasons I don't know. The places are leveled for RV which is a plus, but we are all on each other, no privacy.
It's pretty close to the lake so you can go fishing or kayaking.
However we were woken up at 5am by what it seems like youngsters being stupid and making a lot of Noise with their car and music and screaming... I wish there'd be someone or something to prevent them from coming in at night.
I don't think we'll come back

Charley Neal

5/5

Great place to get out and enjoy some of Alaska's beauty. Multiple trail options. Things you can do here are Swimming, mushroom hunting, sight-seeing, easy hiking trails and barbecuing in the fire pits. Parking is 7$ or have a season pass for parking.

Collin Quinton

5/5

Perfect spot to pull over and jump in the water. There's a fishing dock, another dock to jump off of about 6 feet above the water, and a walkway down to the waters edge where you can get on your kayak/paddleboard and enjoy the lake. There's a small island in the middle where you can lay out in the sun and enjoy the sounds of everyone having a good time. The mountains over the tree line help remind you that you're in Alaska. Haven't found a ropeswing yet but I'm not giving up hope yet!!

Melissa Bubash

5/5

Tent camping review. I needed a place to stay between Anchorage and Glen Allen. We actually ended up staying here two separate times- on our way North east and coming back South West. This State Rec Area is extremely clean. It's nice that there are tent sites separated from their RV sites (nothing worse than being in a tent and stuck hearing an RV's generator or TV all night). The RV lot is basically a parking lot but without many other options it would probably do the trick for an RV. The tent sites in the back are great. They are huge and have privacy between them. There's a vault toilet which is kept clean. No services or amenities but it's not far to the town of palmer. Despite being right off the state route, it stays pretty quiet from the road traffic because of all the trees. There's a pay station to pay when you arrive and pick your site. This was perfect in the shoulder season and in-between cities.

Barb Goyzueta

3/5

Stayed at RV park and at 1:30 AM, rowdy, howling individuals went to the dock and disrupted sleeping campers for an extended period of time. There is a gate, but the state won't allow it to be closed at night according to hosts. What a shame, I feel with no deterrence this is commonplace.
Beautiful place with loons calling.