Northern Moosed RV Park & Campground

Ever feel the pull of Alaska's wilderness but want amenities within reach? Northern-Moosed RV Park & Campground offers that rare balance—rustic charm with full hookups just 12 miles north of Fairbanks. This northernmost full-service campground on the road to Prudhoe Bay sits in Fox, where the Elliott Highway meets the Dalton Highway, blending accessibility with frontier character.

The campground operates seasonally (mid-May through September) with pull-through RV sites featuring 30-amp full hookups, alongside partial hookup and tent camping options. Showers, laundry, and restrooms—including a rebuilt log cabin outhouse—are reliably maintained year-round. A communal porch encourages exchanges between travelers and locals, while the surrounding muskeg and spruce forests host frequent moose sightings. The property’s garden occasionally supplies fresh produce to campers in late summer.

Its location places visitors within a 30-minute drive of Fairbanks’ museums and restaurants, while the Chena Hot Springs geothermal pools and the headwaters of the Dalton Highway—gateway to Arctic wilderness—are equally accessible. Cyclists appreciate the owners’ touring expertise, and the campground’s proximity to the Stampede Trail adds historical intrigue for those familiar with Alaska’s backcountry lore. This is a pragmatic basecamp for exploring Interior Alaska, offering just enough comfort without sanitizing the raw appeal of the subarctic landscape.