Ophir Creek Campground

Can a campground offer secluded serenity while providing direct access to diverse outdoor adventures? Ophir Creek Campground in Alaska's White Mountains National Recreation Area answers with an emphatic yes. Surrounded by rolling hills and dense spruce forests, this 20-site campground, including one group site, emphasizes quietude and natural immersion. A flowing creek adds a peaceful backdrop, making it an ideal locale for those craving a connection to the wilderness.

Situated off Nome Creek Road, the campground is an excellent base for exploring the recreation area’s hiking and biking trails or fishing in the creek. Each site is equipped with essentials such as picnic tables and fire pits, complemented by vault toilets and a gravel parking area. For day trips, the scenic expanses of the White Mountains and their rugged beauty are at your fingertips, offering a quintessential Alaskan experience.

Located approximately 60 miles north of Fairbanks, Ophir Creek Campground enables easy access to local outdoor pursuits while maintaining an authentic sense of remoteness. Its balance of simplicity, natural allure, and convenience makes it a prime spot for weekend getaways or longer retreats into Alaska's wild landscapes.