Creekwood Inn and RV Park

This hotel Should be condemned torn down and rebuilt. The floors are rotten The furniture looked like they got it off of the corner and threw it in there. There were homeless people actively smoking drugs and knodding out while standing. When you walk into the room, the smell of cigarettes and Grossness hits you.
You can't breathe in the room, can't open a window and you can't leave your car without the real threat of somebody breaking into it. The management was trying to remove the homeless people and had his hands full. Apparently this used to be a decent place back in the day.

Cramed nto a gravel parking lot in downtown Anchorage. If you want something decent you HAVE to camp outside Anchorage. We chose it because we were concerned about our early train departure, we should have just resigned ourselves to a very early wake up, since we barely slept anyway. It is located on a Very busy loud road. We asked to be parked as far away from the highway as possible. They accommodated. We were given the spot next to the large roll off dumpster. If your rig is large, the space will not accommodate your towing vehicle.
After a long day away from the site we returned to our site with another RV parked (no exaggeration here) Inches away from our toy hauler door. I was afraid we wouldn't be able to open it. We slept on the floor of our rig because opening the canvas tip out bed wouldn't create a sound barrier, and frankly, I was nervous! The campground manager was pleasant. The soap less, paper towel less lock less " bath house" did appear to be clean.

Don't stay here! This place is not safe. There were people asking me for rides to the liquor store, a guy passed out in the lobby, no extra lock on the door, no screens in the windows, moldy coffee maker & multiple holes in the walls. When I told them that I had 2 young children and didn't feel safe the night of arrival they said I'd have to wait until the next morning to talk to the manager. I then I asked if we could check out a day early and Crystal refused, yet rented the room to another person.

*This review is for the RV park only*
We were in Anchorage and needed full hookup and coin laundry, so we stayed here.
But quickly regretted it.

All night long there were sketchy people talking, yelling, smoking in the parking lot, car alarm was blasting, someone was walking around with boombox and I couldn’t sleep.
Bathroom was… dilapidated to say the least.
Door to the bath house (bathroom, shower, coin laundry) had broke key pad so I had to go to the office and ask staff to open up the door with their key EVERY time.
I don’t blame on the employees, they were nice and doing their job but owner needs to work on the property maintenance.

We stayed for 6 nights it was safe and sound. husband and me checked in Creekwoodinn for 4th of July 2025 holidays. I was sceptical at first as most of the of hear and say about small hotels are not always blissful. Creekwoodinn is an exception I believe. It is located in beautiful place and has awesome staff, beautiful trail, park, walking distance Fred Myers,gas station,wendys, and other eating places. We were welcomed by cheerful Tawfaa the way he handledthe booking and checkin process was really good. Next morning we meet Crystal, the way she was taking care of property we thought she must be the owner so she is so passionate. But she is one of the wonderful staff here. She along with her daughter who must be like 17 or 18 work together. Places run by families are sure safe and cosy So don't be alarmed if you see some homeless people around. Therooms clean with wifi and tv all good. if you are looking for budget friendly stay during peek holidays or other wise this is definitely good place.They are honestly running the place with facilities in a harsh terrain and trying to put food on plate for their families like anyone else.so it's commendable. So i believe little kindness can go long way when we review such places.