Morgan's Landing State Recreation Area - Sterling, Alaska

Morgan's Landing State Recreation Area is a state park and popular tourist attraction located in Sterling, Alaska. The recreation area's address is 37669 Lou Morgan Rd, Sterling, AK 99672.

One of the key features of Morgan's Landing State Recreation Area is its accessibility. The park has a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot, making it easy for people of all abilities to enjoy the outdoors. Additionally, the park offers a variety of activities such as hiking, picnicking, and public restrooms, making it a great spot for families and children.

For nature enthusiasts, the park offers hiking trails with beautiful views of the surrounding area. The trails are also kid-friendly, making it a perfect spot for a family outing. Dogs are also allowed in the park, so you can bring your furry friend along for the adventure.

Morgan's Landing State Recreation Area has received many positive reviews from visitors. According to Google My Business, the company has an impressive average rating of 4.5/5, based on 68 reviews. Visitors have praised the park for its cleanliness, scenic views, and family-friendly atmosphere.

Reviews of Morgan's Landing State Recreation Area

Yolanda DeLoach

5/5

Beautiful campground. Level sites. Enough privacy. Nice path to the river. The cleanest bathrooms I’ve ever seen in a park! Much appreciated.

midnight sun travelers

5/5

We enjoy this campground due to its private camping feel. In addition to back in sites there are pull through. Our 5th wheel is 35' and we had plenty of room. There is a walking trail down to the Kenai River.

Ken Swisher

5/5

Sites are level with adequate room for 35' 5th wheel. There are pull through and back in sites with plenty of green space to give you a private feel. There is a trail system that gets you to the river.

Christopher Mussman

4/5

Nice facility with lots of parking ($5). A lot of river bank space with a lot of boardwalks to fish from. Most of the water moves too slow for favorable sockeye fishing but you can be successful. Be prepared for a good walk from the vehicle to the river. The state uses these grounds for staging equipment and has a lot going on so theres always state employees roaming the grounds, which can be good and bad.

Sash Johnson

5/5

Wow! I loved it!! I stayed for a few days and I'm so glad I did. For only $15 a night, the sweetest tasting fresh water available, sizable campsites, clean restrooms, even though they are pit toilets, and easily accessible hiking trails. The Alaska Department of Natural Resources has their Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation area office onsite, so Morgan's Landing is always well kept and monitored.

Kevin (Kevin)

5/5

Great spot with potable water and close to Soldotna. A free dump is available 8 miles down I-1 at Big John's Chevron.

Timothy Gotsick

5/5

This campground is just a few miles off the main road, but the diversion is well worth it. As with all Alaska state rec areas that I have visited, it was clean, well laid out, and beautifully situated. The ready access to the Kenai River was an unexpected bonus, and would make it ideal for those fishing their way through the state (although I would bet that it is probably a busy place when the salmon are really running). Note that there is no dump station or hookup for RVs.

Frieda Costley

5/5

Fast running glacial water.