Moose Crossing RV & Food Truck Park
33190 Sterling Hwy, Sterling, AK 99672
About this campground
Moose Crossing RV & Food Truck Park – Sterling, Alaska
Strategically located right off the Sterling Highway, Moose Crossing is the perfect stop between Anchorage and Homer—just minutes from world-class Kenai River fishing. Locally owned and operated, the park features nearly 30 spacious pull-through RV sites, each with full hookups, private restrooms, hot showers, laundry, and Wi-Fi. Big rig–friendly and pet-friendly, Moose Crossing makes camping easy for all travelers.
Why You’ll Love Staying Here:
• Food Truck Flavor – Two of the Kenai Peninsula’s most popular food trucks right onsite, serving espresso, sweet treats, and casual cuisine with an Alaskan twist. • Big-Rig Friendly Pull-Throughs – Nearly 30 sites with water, sewer, and electric hookups for easy access and comfort. • Gather & Relax – Covered pavilion for dining, card games, or sharing stories by the fire pit under the midnight sun. • All the Essentials – Clean restrooms, hot showers, laundry, propane, postal services, and nearby groceries. • Outdoor Adventure – Just minutes from the Kenai and Moose Rivers for fishing, plus hiking, boating, and wildlife viewing at Skilak Lake and Cooper Landing. • Pet Friendly – Your four-legged travel companions are always welcome.
Come experience the welcoming spirit and memorable flavors of Moose Crossing RV & Food Truck Park—your basecamp on the Kenai!
Property amenities
4 amenities published by the owner.
Site utilities and hookups
- Water & ElectricWater and electric service at the site.
Campground facilities
- RestroomsClean, maintained restrooms open to registered guests.
Site features
- Pull-Through / Big-Rig Friendly SitesPull-through sites and turns that accommodate larger coaches.
Traveler needs
- Pet FriendlyLeashed pets welcome; walking areas on site.
Location & map
33190 Sterling Hwy, Sterling, AK 99672 · Kenai/Soldotna Peninsula Region




Region

Kenai/Soldotna Peninsula Region
Salmon rivers, coastal towns and some of the most visited camping in the state.
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