A very nice state park environment which includes inconsistent site characteristics, some not level, some with pull-throughs with tight curves, some short back-ins, and some with deteriorated pads. But get there prior to 5:00 pm on weekends and you'll be able to find one that suits. The Copperas Creek campground does have road noise issues, at Piney Hill the only noticeable road noise is the odd siren. There is a very nice adjacent small historic community with downtown shopping and other activities. Also is getting to where they have most of the big box options too.

Can't beat the view or the location - convenient to town and small boat harbor. Looks like the hook-up sites could be taken up by caravans.

Sites of varying size,and levelness. One loop (half?) are pull-thru and the only ones that would accomodate bigger rigs. About 30 min from services - visitor center, store, dump, etc. While because of the smaller number of sites, the 'activity' level may be less than Riley. I really didn't see much of a difference..you're parked in the trees at either. You can catch the shuttle every 30 minutes, after departure, you have 30 minutes to access any services - arrange/change shuttle etc...you might even get cell service at the entrance (Riley)...can't remember.

Nice park, very quiet the night we were there at least. Great hiking possibilities.Quite scenic - views of Denali (if its out) from nearby Veterans Memorial which in itself is a nice area. Dump station has barriers making a longer hose desirable. Fresh water fill at dump indicates water should be boiled. Location: Milepost 147 on the Parks Highway.

Convenient place to stop for the night. One of the cleanest restrooms I've seen. Interesting layout for and access to sites but it evidently allows for lots of pull-thrus...no problem when we were there but I'd like to see how it all works when full.