RipTide RV Resort

1823 Nash Rd, Seward, AK 99664

ACOA memberOwner-verified infoLocally owned

About this campground

Welcome to Seward RV Park! Nestled in the stunning beauty of Seward, Alaska, our park is your perfect gateway to adventure. Enjoy spacious sites, breathtaking mountain views, and easy access to outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and wildlife.

Property amenities

18 amenities published by the owner.

Camping and lodging

  • Cabins / LodgingCabins or simple lodging for travelers without a rig.
  • Tent CampingDedicated tent pads or soft-ground sites away from rig traffic.

Site utilities and hookups

  • Dump StationOn-site sanitary dump for grey and black tanks.
  • Electric-Only SitesElectric pedestals without full water and sewer hookups.
  • Full Hookups (30/50 Amp)Water, sewer and 30/50-amp power at the site.
  • Water & ElectricWater and electric service at the site.

Campground facilities

  • LaundryLaundry so long trips stay comfortable.
  • Public Wi-FiGuest Wi-Fi — speeds vary with remote Alaska backhaul.
  • RestroomsClean, maintained restrooms open to registered guests.
  • ShowersHot showers on the property.
  • RV SuppliesRV supplies, propane or parts without leaving the property.
  • Store / Gift ShopCamp store or gift shop with basics and local advice.

Site features

  • Picnic TablesPicnic tables at sites or day-use areas.
  • Pull-Through / Big-Rig Friendly SitesPull-through sites and turns that accommodate larger coaches.

Traveler needs

  • Pet FriendlyLeashed pets welcome; walking areas on site.

Experiences

  • FishingRiver, lake or saltwater fishing access from the campground.
  • Mountain / Scenic ViewsStandout mountain, water or glacier views from the sites.
  • Walking ToursGuided or self-guided walking tours from the property.

Location & map

1823 Nash Rd, Seward, AK 99664 · Kenai/Soldotna Peninsula Region

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Region

Kenai/Soldotna Peninsula Region

Kenai/Soldotna Peninsula Region

Salmon rivers, coastal towns and some of the most visited camping in the state.

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