RV Travel

Traveling in an RV is just about the perfect way to discover the land and its people. There are countless opportunities to get out into Alaska's wilderness or meet the locals. Tell us what you're interested in, and we'll recommend the best route and connect you with a top RV rental company.

People often misjudge the weather in Alaska. In summer the average temperature is 25 °C (77 °F) – ideal for an RV vacation. Conditions in Alaska and the Yukon are perfect: the highway rolls through varied landscapes and sees very little traffic. So it can easily happen that, close to the highway, in quiet, untouched nature, you come across a lake that's all yours. Then it's time for wild camping, which is allowed in the Yukon. Or a few kilometers further on you might find a mountain that doesn't even have a name and may never have been hiked. A vacation hardly gets more individual and independent than that.

A camping trip is of course also a great fit for adventurous families, because an RV holds everything you need for the whole family, from an inflatable boat to fishing or climbing gear to a beach umbrella.

A boat trip on a rented raft or houseboat is also highly recommended for families. On the wide, shallow rivers you can drift for days and watch Alaska's fascinating aquatic wildlife.

For renting RVs, boats and rental cars, Murkl.com works with hand-picked providers.