Alaska Native Steam Bath w /Power and Water for RV, free wifi
Overview
Alaska Native Steam Bath w /Power and Water for RV, free wifi is a solitary campground-style stay in the Wasilla area of Alaska, centered around a handcrafted, authentic Native Alaskan steam bath (sauna/steam house). The site is set up for camping with room for a tent, RV, or even an SUV, with the steam bath positioned as the standout feature. This listing is smoke-free and pet-friendly.
Site setup & utilities
The camping spot is the only one on-site, and the space (including the sauna) is not shared with other campers. Potable water is available at the well house for connecting to an RV, and 110v power is provided (with 220v noted as coming soon). Free Wi‑Fi is available for guests.
Steam bath (sauna)
The steam bath is described as a rare, handcrafted Native Alaskan-style steam bath similar to those used in Alaska Native villages. Use is at your own risk, and guidance notes it is not recommended for people with heart conditions, young children, pets, or anyone sensitive to high temperatures; guests are advised to hydrate and consult a physician if needed. A porta potty is located next to the sauna for immediate use.
On-site amenities
In addition to the steam bath, amenities listed for the property include a kitchen and an outdoor grill. The setting is smoke-free, and pets are allowed (though pets are specifically noted as vulnerable to high heat in the steam bath).
Location & what’s nearby
Wasilla’s natural and cultural attractions are highlighted in the surrounding area, including Rocky Lake State Recreation Site and Big Lake South State Recreation Site, plus Iditarod Trail Headquarters and the Alaska Museum of Transportation & Industry. Nearby dining options include Settlers Bay Lodge (about 2.46 km away), Roadside Inn (about 5.51 km), and Susitna Brewing Co. (about 9.53 km). Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is roughly 43.28 km away.
Best for
This spot suits travelers who want a private, quiet camp setup with a distinctive wellness feature: a handcrafted Native Alaskan steam bath that isn’t shared with other campers. It’s also a practical base for RV and tent travelers who want basics on-site—potable water hookup access, 110v power, and free Wi‑Fi—while being within reach of Wasilla-area recreation sites and local restaurants.
Travel tips
Plan your transport as a car/RV is the most practical way to get around the Wasilla area and reach nearby state recreation sites and museums; Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is about 43 km away. If you plan to use the steam bath, hydrate beforehand and follow the on-site safety guidance, especially regarding heat sensitivity and avoiding alcohol/drugs. RV travelers should note power is listed as 110v, with 220v mentioned as coming soon.
What guests say
No guest review excerpts were provided, and a public rating and review count are not available, so specific recurring themes cannot be summarized. The listing itself emphasizes privacy (a solitary, non-shared camp/sauna), utility hookups (potable water access and 110v power), and free Wi‑Fi. It also places strong focus on the handcrafted Native Alaskan steam bath as the central experience, alongside clear safety cautions about heat exposure and suitability for children, pets, and certain medical conditions.
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