Was traveling thru the area on business and needed a last minute place to rest for the night. Gary…read moreand Sheila Hays have a WONDERFUL B&B. Nice private room w/ queen bed and bath. He had recorded the College championship game and I was able to watch the whole game. WooHoo Clemson! They are great people and great company. Had hard boiled eggs and smoked Red River salmon on the breakfast menu, along with all the typical breakfast carbs. Delicious! If you are in the area and need a place to stay, call these wonderful people! I will definitely be back!

This is a hard one to write. Three stars because of the history of the lodge and family owned is…read morelovely... Shawn who is running it is as kind as can be with some good conversation but breakfast as the season winds down wasn't edible. The over easy eggs had full runny whites, the hash browns were put in the microwave to rehydrate and there wasn't enough salt or hot sauce to be able to eat them. It was rough... I ate my sausage and toast but that was it. Coffee was good too. I imagine in the summer when it's busier, they have things prepped in advance... at least I hope so. $20+ per meal is a bit much when it's that bad.

My girlfriend and I had blown a tire on the side of the road and busted two studs. When walking…read moreback from town one of the employees here not only gave us a ride but brought us in and gave us a place to stay and food for our bellies. We can't express how grateful we were to be taken in by these great people. Not to mention it was he best bed me and my partner had slept in in some time. God bless these people and give them a try the canoe on the lake is amazing also!

Great food and portion sizes. It was a warm and cozy place to be after a long day of driving and…read morevisit to Wrangell St Elias Natl Park. We started with dessert first (why not) of a delicious homemade rhubarb pie in a little mini tin with vanilla ice cream on top. They also had blueberry and apple as choices. Then we shared the piping hot corn fritters that came with honey butter. Super good but super filling. The Reuben was amazing. Very tender meat and delicious homemade sauce with hand cut French fries. Seems like the local hangout spot. And was greeted by a very friendly dog on the way in! Wine and beer options as well.

Cute place with great food. I got the Reuben and it was amazing. The French fries are some of the…read morebest I've ever had, and this is coming from someone who considers the potato an actual food group. If you're inclined to venture far from the beaten path, then head to Copper Center and check this place out!

Beautiful log cabin on Glenn Hwy just west of the Glennallen hub. It features several bedrooms…read more Some with private bath and some with shared. It is a tastefully decorated two story open architecture that beckons one to explore the common sitting areas and balconies. The large modern kitchen offers all the gadgets needed to create your own meals or munch on the many snacks and juice provided. There is free WIFI,no TV. Guests can entertain themselves with a shuffleboard table, reading books, or playing a variety of instruments found throughout. We enjoyed the well tuned piano and guitar! There's also a fine massage chair! The wood stove offers a great place to toast your ...feet. The whole place is clean and inviting. After a hot shower we hopped into a soft bed. It's soooo quiet! You'll sleep like a baby. Our host invited us to make ourselves at home and use any food stuff for breakfasts or snacks. Plenty of Keurig coffee and tea. We made eggs and English muffins for breakfast. We were the only guests. Not that many tourists in November. Those of you in route to Valdez, McCarthy, Tok, Canada, Delta Junction this is a perfect place to stay and rejuvenate instead of pushing through. Or, the cabin could be a great place for hunters, fisher people, or friends and families to just plan a fun getaway. RV folks should park it and enjoy a night ' at an Alaskan 'home.' The prices are reasonable. I believe we paid about $189 for the night. It was worth it. Easy to find, plenty of parking. Can't believe this gem has been hosted by the same great hosts for 12 years!

As a relatively seasoned RV traveler in Alaska that's done it for the past 3 years, this is the…read morenumber one place I recommend in the interior. Andy and Karen Burnham bought the place several years ago and have worked very hard to make the place at home for you. They live in the place in the wintertime when it can get down to 60 below and they only have a wood fireplace to rely on for warmth. A brief history of the place; it was a lodge 3 brothers from Michigan founded in the 1940's and built themselves with blood, sweat, and tears, which is what it took for an enterprising person to make it there back then to not get cold or hungry. Andy and Karen took it over making it a showplace and still working on it. There's a display of vintage typewriters and appliances in a room in the lodge and a nice selection of sundries and reading material. And the outside has old International trucks from the 1940's on display still in running condition. For food and drink, they serve their famous roadkill chili with a selection of squirrel, porcupine, and muskrat depending on what day it is. And wood fire pizzas to include supreme, meat lovers, pepperoni, or chili. Better than what you'll get at the average pizzeria in Alaska. The bar has a nice selection of flavored whiskeys, canned local mixed drinks, and the basic traditional stuff. It is expensive, but a lot of logistics and expenses are involved to get the stuff there. As for RV'ing in itself, perfect! All the sites are near the nicely flowing Tolsona Creek. Whether you like to fish or not, it's a pleasant view. Anyway, we've been there 3 times already in the past 2 years. I want the place to remain a secret, but at the same time want the owners to enjoy the bounty of their hard work and the place continue to flourish, maybe eventually it'll become a popular winter lodge as well with the cabins.

Male owner was rude and foul. Had water hookup, but water was not potable. Very nasty taste. We…read morewere told we couldn't flush our blank tank even though we paid a premium. Definitely do not recommend this campground. Again owner was very foul.

This place is adorable. They have a good selection of beer and a surprising amount of spirits on…read moretap. There are live bands every once in a while which brings a lot of people out. My favorite thing about this place is that it has a lot of interesting things on the walls and the train. I can't even imagine how long it took the owner to set up the train tracks and all of the scenery around them. It goes both inside and out and it is set up amazingly. I love it! The bartender Jess is awesome and the owner has been there every night (although I don't think he can get too far away. He lives above it.) I would definitely reccomend going here if you are in the Copper Center area.

Stumbled into this place completely by accident. Was on a week long road trip of the state and…read moredecided to see what was down that road. WHAT. A. GEM! The owner, Ron, is a super nice guy who has lived on the property for 19 years. The bar and the detached lodge are clearly his heart. The saloon shouldn't be called a "dive bar", because it is immaculate. But it is very eclectic. The model train that runs all around the bars' ceilings is no doubt one of the largest in the nation. It goes out of the bar walls through tunnels, and goes all over outside and through other (private) buildings. Ron is an expert on the history of the Copper River Valley, and has written a book of fictional history based on his own family. (I purchased the book but haven't read it yet.) The gardens in the bars' outdoor patio are beautifully kept with lovely grass and flower beds. There is a pool table and several jukeboxes, all with an astonishing collection of music varying through all genres and many decades--even big band and swing music. Friendly staff, super cool decor...it is an Alaskan bar at it's finest, and I have seen many, many of them. My friends whom I was traveling with from San Francisco were flabbergasted. They come from a place that tries so hard to be cool, but they kept shaking their heads in wonder and saying, "This place is SO LEGIT." Of note is that this is also a lodge. We rolled into the bar intentionally having an adventure day with no plans of where we were staying. We were thrilled that Ron had several lovely rooms to rent for the night. Showers and bathrooms are shared, but the rooms were clean, had excellent beds and even more fabulous bedding and pillows. Think 5 star bed in a little room with the coolest bar you've ever seen within stumbling distance of that bed. It was a great experience. Be prepared to meet some interesting locals as well!

cute little campground and you can walk from the RV park to the gas station…read more also Nice restaurant across the street

Great spot. Some sites with full hookups, some with only water and electric. Showers and laundry on…read moresite. Horseshoes and cornhole games. Covered BBQ area with tables. DVDs available to borrow. Nice hosts and owners. Walking distance to Tesoro gas station and convenience store and visitor center.

Beautiful National Park. Kennicot Copper Mill tour was interesting. Grabbed a quick lunch bite at…read morethe lodge-just average food/service.

Wrangell-St. Elias quickly became one of my favorite national parks we've visited. Despite it being…read morethe largest American national park, since so much of the park is remote, it's hard to see the vast majority of it. Visiting Wrangell-St. Elias required more than our typical planning since it is so remote. A lot of rental car companies will prohibit their cars from driving on McCarthy Road, so we had to find a specialty company to book with who would also provide us with a spare tire just in case. Gotta say, arriving to McCarthy Road and seeing the massive warning sign made me even more nervous, but we got so lucky - the road was so incredibly easy to drive. We found out later that it been graded less than a week before we showed up. The drive was so beautiful that it made the two hours fly by. McCarthy itself was such an incredible town to spend time in. We didn't get to fully explore because we showed up so late in the season that a lot of places were already closed. But the historical bits we could see were fascinating. We ended up booking a flightseeing tour with Wrangell Mountain Air - the park is so large and diverse, we wanted a chance to get to see it all. And it was so incredibly gorgeous and so worth it. If you have the ability to do it, I'd highly recommend it. Make sure to head on over to Kennecott to explore and learn about the old mining town. Grab some food at The Potato - so delicious! We booked an airbnb in McCarthy. It was easy to park on the other side of the foot bridge. We just brought backpacks, and it was an easy mile walk into the town. I heard there were shuttles, but the walk was easy and we honestly never saw one during our walk into the town. Definitely recommend against bringing any roller suitcases. There's a few hikes we would've liked to do if we had the time (and we're already exhausted from the hikes we'd done before coming). If you have the chance to really visit this park, I'd highly recommend it. It's so incredibly gorgeous and has so much to offer.