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Reserving Campgrounds and Bus Trips

Campground reservations and bus tickets are sold by our concessioner, Doyon/ARAMARK Joint Venture (JV). Reservations for a given summer can be made as early as December 1 of the year before your visit.

• www.reservedenali.com
• 1-800-622-7275

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Lost and Found

If you lost an item at the park, whether on a bus, a trail or a building, it will eventually make its way to a central lost and found repository, which is managed by our concessionaire, Doyon/Aramark Joint Venture.

You can look up whether or not your item has been found, using a third-party service.

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Ways to Contact Denali National Park

Email Us

Send us an email!

Please note, as mentioned above: Questions about new or existing campground reservations or bus reservations should be sent to the concessionaire, Doyon/ARAMARK Joint Venture)

Phone / Fax Numbers

• Park Information: [phone]
  Monitored 7 days a week, 9 am to 4 pm Alaska time (4 hours behind Eastern)
• Walter Harper Talkeetna Ranger Station: [phone]
  For mountaineering-related questions
• Switchboard: [phone]
  Call for specific business or to find a specific employee.
• Fax: [phone]
  General fax number for Denali

Mailing Address

General information / business mail

Denali National Park
P.O. Box 9
Denali Park, AK 99755-0009

Mountaineering information

Walter Harper Talkeetna Ranger Station
Box 588
Talkeetna, AK 99676

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Emergencies within National Parks in Alaska

Dial 911 for Emergencies

If you're traveling somewhere without phone reception, you must be prepared to self-rescue and to be self-
sufficient. Contact the park you're planning to visit to learn more about staying safe in wild lands.

To report a missing or overdue person traveling on national park lands in Alaska, or to request emergency
assistance from the National Park Service, call:

• 833-477-9357 (emergencies only, toll-free, USA only)
• 907-683-2276 (emergency local Alaska number, also works for international callers)

Crime Tips

You can help protect our treasured National Park Service (NPS) sites. If you see something suspicious in
any NPS location, or if you have information that could aid an investigation, stay safe and tell us about it.
Talk to any NPS employee for help in reporting suspicious activity

• Call or text the tip line: 888-653-0009 (toll-free, USA only)

 

The National Park Service is committed to providing high-quality customer service. We welcome your comments and suggestions.