Resort Amenities

Dine at our popular food truck court, visit the general store, local tour desk, gift shop, liquor store, showers, laundromat and more!

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Food Truck Court

Be sure and visit our very popular Food Truck Court. Guests can choose from a variety of specialty foods from local food trucks Denali Thai and Mariachi Moose. Enjoy your meal in our scenic food pavilions.

 

General Store

The General Store at Denali Grizzly Bear Resort provides its guests:

  • Convenience store providing snacks and camping supplies
  • Liquor store carrying a variety of beer, wine and spirits
  • Gift Shop offering a variety of Alaskan souvenirs
  • High quality t-shirts, jackets, sweatshirts, and other apparel
  • Ice & bundled firewood

Resort Amenities & Services

  • Hot token-operated private showers & laundromat
  • Central Cooking shelters with campfire circles
  • Propane RV filling station & clean restrooms
  • Local taxi service
  • Two restaurants directly across the street
  • Close to many other fine restaurants in the Denali area

Local Tour Desk

The Denali Grizzly Bear Resort is located on the Parks Highway at the south entrance to Denali National Park. It is close to many fine restaurants and many fun attractions like: River Raft Tours, ATV Tours, Hiking Trails, Trail Rides and Helicopter and Airplane Flights. The Denali Park Visitors Access Center and shuttle bus service is only 6 miles away.

If you wish to secure a Safari Tour of Denali National Park please contact us during time of booking to reserve a seat. Tours sell out fast and people often have to wait for a tour during peak tourist season. Please call Toll Free-1-866-583-2696.

Free transportation for activities provided if activities are booked through our tour desk. Let our tour desk book these activities for you.


Shuttle Service

Our Shuttle fee to Rail Depot is only $25 round-trip per passenger, including children if they take a seat. (Shuttle times are coordinated with the train schedule). Our base rate for shuttle service is $25 for the first person + $5 for each additional person including children if they take a seat. One way fee. Shuttle only operates 9am to 9pm, no exceptions. We are NOT a taxi service, please see our recommended RENTAL OPTIONS ยป


Featured Tours

Fully Narrated Tour Bus Safari of Denali National Park

CLOSED UNTIL 2025

Denali Backcountry Adventure departs Denali Grizzly Bear Resort at 6:15 am. The tour provides ample stops for wildlife and restroom breaks. Drinks and snacks provided during the safari. You arrive in the historic mining district of Kantishna; in Denali's back country at 12:30 pm where a wonderful buffet lunch awaits you. After lunch you can pan for gold or participate on local guided tours of the gold district.

You are returned to Denali Grizzly Bear Resort at 7:25 pm, where you can relax on your hotel/cabin river deck or campsite, around the campfire, and reminisce about your spectacular day's adventure. The wilderness experience of a lifetime!

Denali Fly/Drive Combo

$534 per person + $15 Park entrance fee via tour bus into park with return trip in a classic Alaskan bush plane. The flight back is approximately 1 hour.

Trips operate daily between June 5 and September 10. Full amount is due as deposit at time of booking. Written Cancellations must be received in our office (E-mail, Fax or Letter). Cancellation fees are $25 per person when notice is received more than 60-days prior to arrival, 50% of the total between 60-30 days prior of arrival, and 100% of the total will be retained for cancellations within the last 30-days. Due to the shortness of the season and remote location, it is necessary to enforce the cancellation policy. We strongly recommend travel insurance.

Denali Wildlife ~ Dall Sheep

The idea for a park in this region began in 1906, when Charles Sheldon arrived to study Dall sheep, and then, concerned with the sheeps' survival in the face of heavy hunting, developed the concept of a park. There are around 2,500 sheep living north of the Alaska Range. They eat low-growing alpine plants year-round. They can be seen from Mile 15 to Mile 17 on the Park Road. If you drive to Savage River, look for them in the hills to the west.