We actually schedule a stay at this campground into our trip plans each year. Fair rates, cheap laundry and hot showers--$2.50 for a load of laundry, and $.25/5 minutes showers. WiFi, very clean restrooms/campground, well-maintained, conveniently-stocked front office shop . . . and beautiful, with Tolsona Creek running through the whole campground. We camp all over the state--we're tenters, but they have RV facilities, too--and this is hands-down one of the best places we've ever stayed.

This is a very good, rustic campground. Lots of trees, and most sites (if not all) are along a nice stream.

However, be aware that this area of Alaska is VERY BUGGY! I'm an Alaskan, so I know bugs, but this area is about as buggy as buggy gets, in my experience. Be forewarned.

What is it with Alaskan campgrounds? If you want a campground with hookups, you pretty much have to stay in private campgrounds since the state campgrounds have no services. You could count the number of nice private campgrounds in the state on one hand. Why would such a beautiful state have such lousy campgrounds? Tolsona is the exception.

We stayed in the last week of August 2010. What a beautiful place! We knew as soon as we pulled in that we'd found a hidden gem. The spots are fabulous. They are all beside the creek and it's beautiful. All sites are fairly private, and large. The owner was friendly and helpful. We had the place practically to ourselves - what a great time to visit.

The only negative was that we were told there was wi-fi. We were only a short distance from the office and were unable to pick up a signal. If there was a wi-fi, it wasn't very good.

We enjoyed Tolsona so much that we cut another travel day short on the way back to stay there again. Next trip to Alaska, we will return and stay longer.

Tolsona Wilderness Campground is a GEM in our opinion. What a pleasant experience and a delightful surprise to visit a real campground and not a gravel parking lot. The owners have preserved the natural surroundings, each site is surrounded by trees and easily accessible to the creek. The showers and rest rooms are very clean, warm and very reasonably priced. A five minute shower is only .25 cents and the water was always warm. This place was awesome to bring our teenage daughters with just the right amount of rustic feel, but with right ammenities. If you have young children, this is an excellent place for them too. The water is close, but not very deep nor swift. It's a great place to teach them a little about fishing. Good spot for grayling I understand.

Having lived in Alaska for 30+ years and traveling the state extensively, I consider myself very knowledgable about what the state has to offer for RV facilities. In my opinion, this is the best private campground in Alaska.