Talkeetna Riverfront Park — Attraction in Alaska

I was in camp #7, larger, more private, further from the bathrooms but nobody driving by, and close, very close, to the river. Riverfront Park is a stones throw from lively Talkeetna. The campground is clean, always full, first come, first serve. If you want a good nights rest, bring your earplugs ~Durning the summer there is music and bonfires done by the river. I appreciated the recycling bins, trash pick up daily and clean bathrooms with flush toilets, no showers tho. My dog was welcomed as well.

And of course, TALKEETNA, who could not love this true Alaskan, quirky, beer drinking, pizza eating, coffee drinkin, live music playing, salmon fishin, tour guiding, spinach bread eatin, moose droppin, railroad tour takin, little...

Stumbled on this place while walking around in Talkeetna. Walked down Belle's Interpretive Trail, along the Talkeetna River, around the cabins, and around the park. It was a cloudy day, so was unable to see Denali from the lookout point.

The Interpretive Trail was very informative and educational as there were many signs along the tour. I had no idea about Belle MacDonald and her impact on Talkeetna. The trail along the river gave a great up close view of the river. There were quite a few fishermen who were catching some good sized fish from the river. Overall, the park was nice, clean, and had something...

Talkeetna is a clean, quiet, and quaint Alaskan village nested in the woods along a river and full of artisan tents, shops, and great places for fresh, fantastic food. 😀 I found several hand-crafted, one-of-a-kind treasures to purchase for my home and gifts for friends. Don't miss a trip to this spot. The train stops here, and there is a small campground with sites for tents and a few tiny rental cabins on the river. Eat, pet a dog, let the pure air into your lungs, return a smile, and marvel at all the flowers - hundreds of them. I was there the second week of August. The weather...