USFS Alaska’s Ptarmigan Creek Campground⛺️with the Wanderlodge Bus!

[@karencostantini4365]

Nice and serene, looks like a nice place to nap after walking around.

[@Buoy4AK]

It’s most definitely the Last Frontier away from the hamster wheel 😎

[@danjohnson7767]

Wow!Reminds me of Colorado on steroids! Thank you for taking us.

[@Buoy4AK]

Thanks Dan! We often point out how it’s like the Great Lakes, Rocky’s, New England & the Wild West all rolled together. 😊

[@Skookumchuck]

Larry and Jen, Thanks for recalling Paddle to the Sea; it was among my first books. That story is about the Lake Superior watershed, so a longer trip than the Ptarmigan Creek one. Love your videos. Sometime show us one of you hauling in a big halibut. CQ

[@Buoy4AK]

Thank you Charles, a super memorable book here at the cabin as well. Stay tuned for some fishing adventures soon 😎

[@WoodysCorner]

Beautiful video, love your bus!

[@Buoy4AK]

Thanks Woody, we love sharing our beautiful state & bus 😎

[@billrisdon1]

Absolutely stunning. I wanna be in Alaska. Can you do Alaska without a toad?

[@Buoy4AK]

Absolutely. As a matter of fact, our sense of urgency to get a toad isn’t as strong as it was when we started, in no small part to the question “Do we really need one?”. Thank you so much for subscribing & commenting!

[@JJs-ClassC-Adventures]

Really beautiful weather for a day in May.. We want to come to Alaska, so we have been watching the weather forecasts to try and figure out the best time to come. I appears that it starts raining in August. Maybe May and June are best? Thanks for sharing your adventures.

[@Buoy4AK]

Much like the states, Memorial Day to Labor Day is best for weather in most of Alaska. If you’re a salmon fisherman, spring for reds (sockeye), summer for kings (chinook), & late summer/early fall for silvers (coho).

[@wornoutwrench8128]

A beautiful campground, stunning views, all to yourself. Does it get any better?

[@Buoy4AK]

Better? Only if we could’ve stayed longer 😉

[@randydupree3112]

can you give us the road number and a general location? like between this and that?

[@Buoy4AK]

Seward Highway, Milepost 23.1. Thanks for watching Randy!