Ophir Creek Campground

Visited June 2025. The road is currently being updated so the only access this summer is during the weekends. We were the only ones staying at the campground during the night we stayed due to a wildfire in close proximity. All and all a really good campground that is secluded with most sites along a river. They do have clean vault toilets and I believe a group campsite that has its own as well. I... Visited June 2025. The road is currently being updated so the only access this summer is during the weekends. We were the only ones staying at the campground during the night we stayed due to a wildfire in close proximity. All and all a really good campground that is secluded with most sites along a river. They do have clean vault toilets and I believe a group campsite that has its own as well. I will say that you will need to bring more mosquito spray than what you would expect, there were a lot of mosquitoes.

This place is absolutely amazing. Most definitely a must see/stay kinda place. You will not be disappointed. Tabletop mountain is on the way in and is a grueling 3 mile loop but the scenery is to die for. Tabletop is #16 on the Fairbanks challenge list. I only found out about this at the sign but the picture will direct you to all the other sites in the challenge. Beaver creek is a 154 river mile... This place is absolutely amazing. Most definitely a must see/stay kinda place. You will not be disappointed. Tabletop mountain is on the way in and is a grueling 3 mile loop but the scenery is to die for. Tabletop is #16 on the Fairbanks challenge list. I only found out about this at the sign but the picture will direct you to all the other sites in the challenge. Beaver creek is a 154 river mile float to the Yukon river and I can assure you it will be the most gorgeous trip of a life time. I haven't floated it yet but I have plans in the making for next summer to do it and make it to the Yukon river bridge. I will document that entire trip. "Alone, Alaska style" Nome creek rd is a fantastic 12 mile drive from the wye where u access the valley, you have a 7 mile journey off the Steese hwy going over the hills north of Fairbanks. Yes these are hills here in the land of Denali and the mighty Alaska range.