Firstly, The old man who runs this place has a crazy cranky attitude, not in the right mind to run…read morea business. I heard him yelling at a couple the other day in front of people.. not cool. The passive aggressive signs in the bathroom about using toilet paper, spaces are too small too. Do not come here. I feel bad for his wife. She does not deserve him.

I called to inquire about monthly RV site availability and pricing. Unfortunately, I was told that…read moreno information would be provided unless I came in person and that they would need to "look at me" before discussing rates. I understand that RV parks may have policies regarding long-term stays, but the conversation came across as unwelcoming. As someone calling from out of state on behalf of a family member, I was simply looking for basic information. I hope the management will consider providing a more courteous and informative first impression to prospective guests, as a friendly phone conversation can make all the difference.

Love this place! Very clean and lots of room. We are not squished together, it feels private. Lots…read moreof room to walk our dogs around. Poop bags and garbage cans to throw away too. The showers and bathrooms are so clean. They even have hair dryers and looks like a laundry facility, which we won't need to use. There is also a small playground for kids. It's nice to get away from Anchorage and camp and also avoiding the Seward Highway by coming up this way. We have tons of errands to do, so it's nice that wasilla and Palmer are close by to get stuff done, but still feel like we are out camping and enjoying the last of the summer. The check in process was very simple to, with clear instructions. I am very impressed. Every detail was thought of. We will be back! Thank you!

Great location! Easy to get in and out. Well lit and easy to register and pay late. Loved the…read moremiddle pavilion that had pic nic tables, hammocks and games. Wish we were staying longer to be able to relax here. Bathrooms were clean and easy to access.

Clean, ordered with plenty of space. The sites are grassy an the kids had plenty of room to play…read more The showers are seperated into private rooms and were clean and well maintained. There were picnic tables and full hookup. And above all the dominating view of the beautiful mountain.

We arrived in pouring rain and drove through the park before we registered - the front desk person(…read moreI presume) went crazy - with a 3/4 empty park, his customer service was the worst and he told us to find another place - we cancelled our 3 night reservation as there are other places in town with much nicer customer service

This park/ campground was amazing with epic views and there were play areas for the children or…read morepavilions for parties. Many campgrounds sites were available, but we were just there for a walk and taking some photos. Planes were flying above as it's near the Palmer airport and I got some great shots of the airplanes flying above. This airport is predominantly single engine planes. Trails were marked well, but keep track of where you are, as we were not sure on the way back, but you have cell service to look at where you are exactly to find your way back. It's next to a cemetery, which was a great spot for photography also. Overall a great choice for an easy stretch out your legs hike, with marked options for longer hikes/ mountain biking trails.

One of the nicest, most modern campgrounds in Alaska. To start, they have on site hot showers…read more Thats unprecedented in Alaska. They also have a volleyball court, playground, children's bike course, and beautifully landscaped facility. This is much more on par with what you would expect in the lower 48. They also have a nice set of short trails (not safe for children who are incapable of following directions due to shear cliffs), but other than that they are fairly easy with nice views and not terribly difficult.

Recently stayed at this RV Park and don't recommend it to any RVers. The owner/operator Kathy and…read moreBill were the most unfriendly couple on the planet and could care less about your comfort. Fact, when the three rigs in our group requested to have the first rig in line be parked in between the other two because one of our members had a broken ankle and it was difficult for her to walk to the rig that was doing all the cooking, we were told we had to park in the order we drove in. End of subject. There are no sewer hookups and you must dump on your arrival as the dump station is on the right. Not knowing we needed to dump angered Bill, his comment was "I wish you had told me you needed to dump, this is a big problem" Well no duh. We wished they had told us they didn't have sewers. He even got into a shouting match with one of our rig drivers. They charge extra for WiFi and then tell you what you cannot use it for. We felt like Hitler was in charge here.

Jason Rose reviewed Crooked Creek Guide Service, Cabins and RV Community --…read more I thought "Crooked Creek" referred to a body of water where the guide service is located. However, after dealing with this company I think that "Crooked" is actually a term I would describe the manager and the owner. It is my understanding there have been numerous "extraordinary" events which would keep Warren from returning phone calls. Instead he would simply screen the calls. However, when someone eagerly takes money for a service and then refuses to answer the phone, texts, and emails I find no excuse. I have been waiting to fulfill a dream of a guided Alaskan fishing trip for more than 20 years. When I spoke to Warren (Gen Mgr) at the Sportsman's show in Boise he was very friendly. He gladly took my information and my money. However when a hiccup arose, he refused to answer any of the three phone numbers he'd given me. He did not answer emails. I spoke to him one time to try and rectify the situation, and he never called me back or answered. I finally had to dispute charges to my credit card. I hope those of you reading this will think twice about giving this company your business. If you do give the, money, I hope it works out for you, and you have a great fishing adventure. Caveat Emptor FYI: Crooked Creek received two horrible reviews on Facebook. I'd tell you to go read them, but it appears the management decided to erase the reviews from their page. Edit: recommend you read the Trip Advisor reviews. https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g31028-d8671714-Reviews-Crooked_Creek_Guide_Service_Cabins_RV_Park-Kasilof_Alaska.html

Had a great time here, Warren (owner of the park) was extremely helpful and answered any questions…read morethat we had. He went out of his way to help us with our fishing questions. The questions that he didn't have an answer for he sent a guide over to help us. The park is set up nicely with grass and trees around you. It gives you more of a camping feeling opposed to being on rock or concrete. If you're going to area I would definitely recommend this place.

I was able to get service and repairs done while our rv was in storage, and when I goofed badly…read moreduring our pickup (added water to the motor instead of oil) they went out of their way to help me get it fixed and start our trip with minimal delay. Great customer service.

At the Centennial Campground, you will find a hidden gem, the Pena Park Market. With a small…read morecommunity of Hmong living in Anchorage, there is a farmers market here that meets every weekend (but only during the summer) that sell cooked food and home grown produce. Not realizing that there was a Hmong farmers market that meets here, my husband and I just happened to see it when we were driving Glenn Highway and decided to exit and check it out. We arrived on a Saturday late morning in August, around 11:35 am. We were able to find parking and browsed all the vendor tables with our little girl dog. Some of the food items (that seems to be commonly sold at most of the vendor tables) include pork belly, naab vaam (sweetened coconut dessert drink that consist of tapioca pearls, cendol, and other toppings mixed in that is very colorful), papaya salad, spring rolls, sticky rice and various skewers of meat. After looking at all the vendors that were selling food, we ended up just deciding to choose the very last one we saw and purchased: Naab vaam, $5- Both my husband and I enjoyed this drink and thought the price was fair. Chicken Rice Noodle Soup, $5- Because it was quite windy on the day we came and also raining (August is quite a wet month here in Anchorage), we ended up deciding to purchase this nice and hot soup. This reminded me of congee, even though this is made with noodle instead of rice (it had the same taste as congee). This was served in a tall styrofoam cup which was a good size for the 2 of us. Spring Rolls, $6- This came in an order of 3 (and was the same price as other vendors). The spring rolls we picked up were made with imitation crab, some kind of pork (which I think is that Vietnamese pork loaf that I have had in other spring rolls back at home), slices of cucumber and rice noodle. Honestly, I thought these rolls were okay but probably would not pick this filling again. ------------------------------ (Total= $16) The vendor we purchased from had an option to pay either by cash or by Venmo. I paid via Venmo (I did see that some of the other vendor tables had a "Cash Only" sign, just so you know if you come by). Unfortunately this Hmong farmers market is done for the season (check out https://www.facebook.com/PenaParkMarket/ for updates) but highly recommend checking it out next summer for those that live in this area. Overall, we had a great experience and would come back if we lived here.

Where could I begin? Well, let's start: I drive all day, looking forward to a full(ish)-service…read morecampground. I find this Centennial Campground and book a tent site, it includes a bathroom (Yay!) and hot showers (Oooh!). Now let's paint the picture: I get there at 9:00p.m., and set up my tent, no host to be seen on the grounds. It's 10:00p.m. and I'd like to see this fancy bathroom I'm paying $30.00 for! Lo-and-behold, the codes have been changed today. So after asking ever. single. camper. in the area, and no code, I knock on the host's RV door. I'm knocking and knocking and knocking. After the host slams the door open in my face, he hands me the "codes." I try both codes - for the men's bathroom and women's - NOTHING! Well would you believe that! I would start by improving in the services provided in your website, and having a host that is capable of managing such drastic changes to the limited services here.

Its along the railway track and under the flight path for military planes, so there is noise, but…read morethe proximity to downtown Anchofage cannot be beat! We have stayed there a couple nights more than once and found it clean, we'll run and convenient.

It's not a fancy place, but it's clean and offers showers and laundry. When you're on the road,…read morethose things are nice to come by! It's also very close to the airport, making it an ideal last stop before flying home. And it's dog friendly! The folks running it were super nice and accommodating to us asking to be moved from our original spot (slightly creepy camper next door) and they keep the facilities really clean. No views, no fires, nothing fancy - but an efficient spot for a clean up and a decent nights sleep.

This is a terrific spot for enjoying the lake in a hot summer's day…read more The water is crystal clear (except in the swimming area where all the dirt has been kicked up). - There are several campgrounds. - There is a picnic area with grass and space to throw a football. - There is a beach area (gravel type) for swimming. - There is a boat launch and parking for around 8-10 trucks and trailers. - There is a dock. - There is limited parking AND IT DOES FILL UP. On those hot summer weekends, expect there to be a full parking lot and the possibility of waiting for a spot to park. - There is a camp host that walks around and checks the cars for the fee receipts. Make sure to pay or have your state parks decal displayed.