Camp Denali is a fly-in wilderness lodge located in the heart of Denali National Park. Guest cabins are privately nestled along a tundra and boreal forest ridgeline, each offering a picture-window view of Denali. An uphill stroll leads to the timber frame dining room and historic log lodge. Daily naturalist-led hikes immerse guests in the wilderness and wildlife of Denali. Gathering at long tables for meals fosters community and camaraderie. Camp Denali remains true to the vision of its founders over 70 years ago—a place that does not insulate visitors from the wilderness waiting to be explored.

Stay in one of 42 cozy cabins along Moose Creek in the heart of the remote Denali national Park. Enjoy an all-inclusive stay at the end of the 92 mile Denali Park Road as you explore the wild landscape with naturalist guides who help explain the history, geology, and wildlife of the park. Choose from hiking, biking, fishing, yoga and other experiences available at the lodge.

As the only small lodge in Denali National Park, Skyline has been able to create a genuine experience away from the crowds, making it one of the most unique lodges in Alaska. Skyline Lodge is the ideal base for independent travelers who want to explore Denali’s rich history, geography, flora and fauna.

Outdoor adventure and true Alaskan hospitality await you at the Denali Bluffs Hotel in the gentle lower slopes of Sugarloaf Mountain. Ideally located, guests are close to area attractions, and surrounded by wilderness splendor.

Set in a pristine Alaskan location surrounded by peaks, tundra, tiaga and an expansive lake, Tonglen Lake Lodge is a celebration of art, sustainability, community and nature. Able to soothe body, mind and soul, it is a transformative place of inspiration, relaxation and beauty. It is your answer to Denali Park lodging.

Stay at Denali Cabins on your Alaska vacation, located just 8 miles south of the Denali National Park entrance. The 46 cozy cabins are nestled in the forest away from the hustle and bustle of the crowd, and offer a great base for independent travelers wanting to explore Denali National Park.

Nestled in the southern foothills of the Alaska Range, Denali View Chalet offers an authentic wilderness experience. Accessible only by an 8-mile ski-in, this solar-powered lodge provides a serene escape with no generator noise. Enjoy stunning views of Denali, Foraker, and Hunter, rustic accommodations, and a wood-fired sauna. Prepare for a true Alaskan adventure.

Nestled between the Parks and Richardson Highways near the Maclaren Glacier, Maclaren Lodge offers an unparalleled Alaskan adventure. Located on the Denali Highway, the state's second-highest pass, this lodge provides a perfect base for hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing, and winter sports. With accessible routes from both Paxson and Parks Highway, explore breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and endless trails. During winter, access the lodge via snowmobile, dog team, or air. Return to the cozy cabins of Maclaren Lodge after your adventures.