 | | Twin Bears Camp offers twelve cabins, a recreation hall, a dining hall, and bath houses all situated around a peaceful, four-acre lake ideal for short or lengthy stays by groups of people. Twin Bears Camp is operated by the Twin Bears Outdoor Education Association, a non-profit volunteer group whose mission is to provide a place for outdoor education and recreation. The camp is a project of the non-profit Twin Bears Association, operated with the Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation.In summer, hot and cold running water and electricity are available. In winter, woodstoves provide heat, and propane fuels lights and cooking burners. The camp boasts a rustic ball diamond, a volleyball court, a basketball hoop, and a group fire ring. There are ski trails, a nature trail and a year-round all-terrain-vehicle trail looping around the camp and connecting to the outlying trail system. Handicap accessible facilities are available at the recreation hall, dining hall and latrines. The lake is occasionally stocked with grayling and rainbows. |
| |  | | | Facilities: In summer, hot and cold running water and electricity are available. In winter, woodstoves provide heat, and propane fuels lights and cooking burners. Restrooms and a group fire ring are also provided. Reservations: Unknown Best Time To Visit: Most cabins are accessible year round. Fees: Fees are charged to rent a cabin or the entire camp. Accessibility: Handicap accessible facilities are available at the recreation hall, dining hall and latrines. Rules: Unknown Directions: Mile 30, turn north on Twin Bears Camp access road. Public access is allowed. Park outside fence & walk 100 yards to pond. | | |
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| | | | Address | | Twin Bear Outdoor Education Association | | P.O. Box 82953 | | Fairbanks, Alaska 99702 |
| | | Phone | | General: (907) 451-2753 | |
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