Established in Alaska since 1992
Very nice- wonderful accommodations! Thank you!
-Susan and Mike Hurdy- Cabin: #16
My handicapped child wanted to go to visit the Alaska wilderness, and they had everything in place to make the lodging and tours accessible for us... They even picked us up from the airport. I can't wait to do all of the tours! Thank you so much for the beautiful memories.
Karen S. from Montgomery, AL - August 2009
What a lovely experience we had! I will recommend this place to anyone who is coming to Alaska. You have a wonderful staff, very friendly and welcoming. THANKS!
Steve Y. from Kenwood, PA - August, 2008
As you come to the end of the Alaska Highway, you reach a
wilderness area which covers a wide expanse of boreal forests, braided river
bottoms, high country tundra, and mountains. Visitors to the Delta Junction area
love this region for its peacefulness, excellent fishing opportunities, variety
of wildlife, breathtaking views, interesting historical significance, and most
of all, for the warmth of the people who live here.
The Delta Junction Area State Parks hold many opportunities for visitors and
townspeople alike. Not only are there beautiful lakes, excellent wildlife
viewing, great fishing, various hiking trails, and a wonderful historical park,
the Delta Junction Area itself has much to offer.
The town of Delta Junction has been referred to as "Buffalo Center". In 1928
twenty-three bison were transplanted from the National Bison Range in Montana to
what is now the Delta Junction area. The free ranging bison herd now numbers
about 375.
Delta Junction also offers travelers amazing views of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline.
Both north and south of Delta on the Richardson Highway, there are excellent
photo opportunities of the pipeline. There are also informational displays for
visitors to read about this great industrial achievement.
Not far from Delta Junction is Donnelly Dome. The dome is located 18 miles south
of town on the Richardson Highway. It has an elevation of 3,910 feet. The hike
to the top offers a breathtaking view of the Delta River, the Alaska Range, and
Donnelly Flats.
Most of all, Delta Junction has clean, well maintained State Parks with a
tremendous amount of recreational opportunities. Many visitors enjoy stepping
back in time at Rika's Roadhouse in Big Delta State Historical Park and seeing
how the pioneers lived. Others enjoy watching the wildlife at Lost Lake
Campground in Quartz Lake State Recreation Area or fishing at Fielding Lake
State Recreation Site. There is always a good time waiting for you at the Delta
Junction Area State Parks.
Source: Alaska State Parks.
For more information on Alaska State Parks, visit theAlaska State Parks web site.
