For a quick stop over halfway between Tok Alaska and Fairbanks, Delta State Rec Campground is fine. It's located on the north side of the Richardson Hwy at Mile Marker 267 just NW. of Delta Junction Business section. Be forewarned, Delta Junction gets a lot of wind. Their little newspaper is called "Delta Wind". The campground has 24 dry sites in one back and forth loop. Mostly shaded sites. The campground road is nice and wide even for 45' rigs. The sites range from tent sites to back in and pull-thru sites for RV's up to 45'. All sites are level. There was at least one water fill station with city water that has a threaded fitting. The only down side here is the road noise. There is a small picnic area near the road, then the camp sites start behind that. Delta Junction is the official end to the Alcan (Alaska Hwy.) If you get one of the sites near the rear of the loop the road noise is greatly reduced. It was a toss up between 2 or 3 stars. I'll give it a 3 star only for the fact of it's location of being at the junction of Alcan and the Richardson Hwy. and being able to get "fresh" water out of a threaded faucet. Trust me. Unless your camping at "all" private full service campgrounds in Alaska, "fresh" water good enough to fill your RV's water tank for showers and washing dishes is sometimes a 100 miles apart or more. There are many resources both printed and online that offer a good database on locations for dump stations and water filling locations in Alaska, Yukon and BC.
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Delta State Recreation Site is a small, budget-friendly campground in Delta Junction with basic amenities: potable water spigots, vault-style toilets, campfire rings and a public-use cabin with electricity. Sites are shaded and offer privacy, accommodating large rigs and tent spots, and the location is very convenient to town, an IGA and nearby river walk/trails. Tradeoffs include highway and occasional ATV or generator noise, limited trash service and spotty restroom upkeep. Nighttime quiet is common but not guaranteed. Good as an economical, well-located stopover; those wanting solitude or full hookups should look elsewhere.
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