When you are planning a trip this summer you can count on National Park Reservations to help you find and book the DENALI NATIONAL PARK HOTEL that is perfect for your wants and needs. Denali has a large selection of HOTELS, LODGES and CABIN options both within and just outside the park entrance. If you want to stay inside the park your options are Kantishna Roadhouse, Camp Denali, and Northface Lodge. All these lodges are great for direct access to Denali National Park sights and places of interest.
For a little more flexibility and some really memorable lodging options check out these Denali National Park Hotel options just outside the park entrance:
McKinley Chalet Resort: Located along the Nenana River, minutes from the entrance to Denali National Park. Amenities: 24 Hour Front Desk, Free Parking, Handicapped Accessible Rooms, Non-smoking Rooms, AM/FM Clock/Radio in Rooms, Coffee Maker in Rooms, Television, Bar/Lounge on site, Restaurant on site, Shops on site Open May 14th to Sept 16th.
Denali Backcountry Lodge: A remote wilderness lodge nestled deep within DENALI NATIONAL PARK. Open June 4 through the night of Sept. 11.
McKinley Village Resort: A riverfront resort located just south of the entrance to Denali National Park. Amenities: Two full sized beds, private bath, cable TV, telephone, coffee maker, gift shop, tour desk, and local courtesy transportation. Open May 24 – September 7.
Earthsong Lodge: Located just 17 miles north of Denali National Park on scenic and historic Stampede Road. There are sweeping views of the mountains and excellent chances for wildlife viewing. Amenities include private bath, coffee maker, full-size beds with beautiful quilts, alarm clocks, large and fluffy towels hair dryers, electric heat, extra pillows and blankets, small baskets of candy, reading material.
Denali National Park area offers a wide selection of hotels, lodges and cabins just outside the Park entrance, as well as several wilderness lodges deep inside Denali Park. ... Read More
Denali National Park started out as a game refuge before growing into a mountain refuge and was named Mount McKinley Park when first established in 1917. ... Read More