Creekwood Inn & RV Park
Spring in Anchorage: Longer Days, Wildlife, and Easy Adventures
Spring in Anchorage is a season of change, longer daylight, migrating birds, awakening trails, and snow still sparkling on nearby peaks. If…
Quiet Trails, Aurora and Easy Winter Plans
January in Anchorage is calm, snowy, and wonderfully photogenic. With holiday crowds gone and daylight slowly returning, it is a great month…
Why Winter Is a Great Time to Visit Anchorage, Alaska
Winter brings the best of Anchorage into clear focus: northern lights over quiet city skylines, crisp mountain air, festive events, and easy…
Alaska Native Heritage Center: How to Visit from Creekwood
Just 15-25 minutes from Creekwood Inn, the Alaska Native Heritage Center offers an immersive look at Alaska’s Indigenous cultures, indoors and outdoors,…
Anchorage with Kids: Hands-On Stops Within 20 Minutes
Anchorage is an easy place to explore with kids, especially when you stay in midtown at Creekwood Inn. Within about a 10…
Winter in Anchorage: Northern Lights Odds, Best Hours, and City-Based Viewing Tips
Anchorage is one of the few U.S. cities where you can catch the aurora without long drives. From midtown near Creekwood Hotel,…
Tony Knowles Coastal Trail
Anchorage’s Scenic Pathway The Tony Knowles Coastal Trail is one of Anchorage’s most popular outdoor attractions, offering visitors a chance to experience…
Beluga Point Lookout
A Scenic Anchorage Highlight Just a short 20-minute drive from downtown Anchorage, Beluga Point Lookout is one of the most breathtaking stops…
Hike Flattop Mountain Trail for Anchorage’s Best Views
Alaska’s Most Popular Day Hike Just a short drive from Creekwood Hotel, Flattop Mountain Trail is the most climbed mountain in Alaska….
Denali National Park
Journey North through Alaska’s Untamed Heart The Alaska Railroad’s Denali Star is the flagship summer route, running daily from Anchorage to Fairbanks…
