2011 North Pole Visitor Guide

Where the Spirit of Christmas Lives Year Round

North Pole Community Chamber of Commerce

The North Pole Chamber of Commerce is a private, not-for-profit voluntary organization made up of members who pool their resources to improve the local quality of life and build a strong, healthy economy in North Pole and the surrounding community. The Chamber advocates on behalf of local business and business related organizations for the benefit of the entire community through networking, exposure, fundraisers, referrals, and other valuable services.

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2011 North PoleVisitor Guide

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Welcome to North Pole Round and About in North Pole - MapHistory and EconomyAttractionsOutdoor ActivitiesFacts to Chew On Year Round EventsDining GuideChurchesSchools North Pole Chamber Member ListBusiness Guide ~ Advertisement Listings

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Welcome to our quaint little town, the City of North Pole. Our motto is, “Where the Spirit of Christmas Lives Year Round” and is notable in our many festivals and holiday décor displayed throughout North Pole.

While you are here, you will find light posts shaped like candy canes, decorated roundabouts, and streets named St. Nicholas Drive, Santa Claus Lane and Snowman (where you will find City Hall). Great outdoor venues, highly charged sports and arts activities, friendly faces and pleasant conversations await you. You may be in time for one of our fun annual community events.

One of our hidden jewels is Beaver Springs Slough Nature Trail that provides an opportunity to relax with nature right in the middle of the city. North Pole is also the entry to Chena Lakes Recreation Area where you can camp, fish, and spend a day at the beach soaking up the sun. No visit to North Pole would be complete without a stop at the world famous Santa Claus House. Also be sure to enjoy a meal at one of our fine restaurants.

Whether you come in the winter or in the summer, there will be plenty to do and plenty to explore. I’m sure you will enjoy your time! Again, I welcome you to North Pole.

Sincerely,

Douglas W. IsaacsonMayor

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Safeway

North Pole HotelPagoda

Country Cafe

Fire Dept

City HallPolice Dept

Post Office

Elementary School

Middle SchoolHigh School Library

Santa Claus House

Visitor Information Center

Santa’s Senior Center

Refinery Bar

Wells Fargo

Park State FarmInsurance

Mt. McKinley Bank

Elf’s Den

Moose Lodge

Wendy’s

Great Alaskan Pizza Co.

Sourdough Fuel

Tesoro

McDonald’s

Richardson Hwy.2

Badger RdFairbanks

Eielson AFB

Chena LakesRecreation

Grange Hall - Art Shows Flint Hills Refinery

Wescott Pool

5th Avenue

8th Avenue

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Round and About in North Pole

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North Pole was first homesteaded in 1944 by a farmer named Bon Da-vis. He along with several other founding fathers, chose the name North Pole in an effort to attract toy manufacturers. While this dream was never fulfilled, the Spirit of Christmas thrives in North Pole through its street names, decorations, community events, and the efforts of an enterprising young mer-chant named Con Miller. As a bush trader and trading post operator in the 1950’s, Con developed a reputation for playing Santa Claus to the native children in Alaskan villag-es. He named his trading post in North Pole the Santa Claus House, and it has remained an important part of the North Pole landscape since the early days.

The city of North Pole was incorporated in 1953 and is a home-rule city covering 4.1 square miles in the city limits. It operated its own schools

until the Fairbanks North Star Borough was formed in 1964 and began operating all area schools. Today there are several pub-lic schools, christian schools, and charter school. North Pole is home to varied com-mercial businesses, retail shopping malls, medical practices, churches, service orga-nizations, and the farthest north Christian radio station, KJNP.

The city of North Pole maintains full-time fire, police, utility, and public works departments for its approximate 2000 residents, which is partially funded through property taxes and 4% sales tax within the city limits. The population of North Pole within a 15 mile radius outside of the city limits is approximately 30,000.

In 1975, the North Pole Refinery, now owned and operated by Flint Hills Resources, became the major industry of the area. Since then, a second refinery, Petro Star, has been constructed. Both refineries produce most of the aviation and heating fuels in the state. North Pole is situated mid-way between two large military bases, Eielson AFB and Ft. Wainwright, and provides most of the military and support service jobs that help sus-tain the local economy.

History & Economy

The Old Santa Claus House

North Pole City Hall

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North Pole Attractions

North Pole Visitor Center Log Cabin is operated by the North Pole Chamber of Commerce and was built from local timber by homesteader and entrepreneur Dave Ainley in the 1960’s. The Visitor Center is open summers from Memorial Day to Labor Day and is located on the Richardson Highway near the corner of Mission Rd. Friendly travel and tourist information is available daily at the cabin, as well as coffee, North Pole gifts and local crafts.

The main tourist attraction in North Pole is the world-famous Santa Claus House, located along St. Nicholas Drive. In addition to sitting on Santa’s lap and giving him your Christmas wish list, you can visit Santa’s Reindeer living right next door to

the gift shop and take your photo by one of the nation’s tallest Santas.

North Pole Bucket List

u Santa Claus House, 101 St. Nicholas Dr.u North Pole Monument (the City’s namesake North Pole) in North Pole Park on 5th Ave.u North Pole Welcome sign on the corner of 5th Ave. & St. Nicholas Ln.u City Hall totem pole and homesteaders cabin at 125 Snowman Ln.u Santa’s official North Pole Post Office on Santa Claus Ln.u KJNP, the northern most gospel radio station, housed in a complex of sod roofed log cabins. They welcome visitors to the radio station and allow photos of the cabins.

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Outdoor Activities

Trails & Parks to Enjoy!

Chena Lakes Rec Area - one of the area’s most popular outdoor parks is Chena Lakes Recreation Area located just a few miles from downtown North Pole. The park boasts a large system of bike, nature, ski, dog mush-ing, and snowmachine trails, several camp-grounds, picnic areas, swimming beach, boat launch ramps, and canoe and kayak rentals for fishing or a leisurely paddle along the shores of the lake. info: 907-488-1655

The Fishing is Good!

The Chena Lakes are stocked with plenty of silver salmon, Arctic char, and rainbow trout, and other nearby fishing holes, listed below, offer good fishing as well. Get your fishing license and regulation book with a map of the lake locations at Sentry Hardware in the North Pole Plaza Mall. Good luck!

Terry Miller Memorial Park - located at the corner of Santa Claus Lane and 5th Avenue, features a large grassy area and includes a pavilion and picnic tables, and a charming children’s playground. The Alaska Railroad chugs by the park several times throughout the day - a real thrill for the youngsters playing at the park.

North Pole Park & Monument - home for our “historic” red and white pole, is located on 5th Avenue. The story goes that the pole was made by the Northern Commercial Machine Shop in the 1950s and dropped off at the magnetic North Pole by airmen from Eielson AFB, presumably to make it “geographically authentic.” Sometime later the pole was retrieved from up north, lost again and later rescued from a local junk yard. It was finally spruced up and erected at its present location in the North Pole Park, which also features playground equipment and access to Beaver Springs Nature Trail.

Beaver Spring Nature Trail - trailhead near NP City Hall on Snowman Ln. and ends at the North Pole Park on 5th Ave., is approximately .5 mile in length, and offers a refreshing walk through a typical northern conifer forest.

Chena Lakes – stocked small silver salmon, arctic char, rainbow trout• Harding Lake – large but elusive arctic char and lake trout• Salcha River – arctic grayling, salmon • Birch Lake – rainbow trout, silver salmon• Lost Lake – silver salmon• Shaw Creek near Delta Jct. – arctic grayling, pike• Eielson Farm Rd. - Bathing Beauty pond – rainbow trout, silvers• Badger Slough – catch & release grayling• Chena River – Nordale Rd. and along Chena Hot Spring Rd. – grayling and • northern pikeTanana River by Moose Creek - Burbot • Piledriver Slough -- Eielson Farm Rd. – arctic graying, rainbow trout• Quartz Lake -- Delta Jct. – rainbow trout, arctic char, silver salmon•

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Geography: North Pole lies 360 miles north of Anchorage and 125 miles south of the Arctic Circle. Interior Alaska’s Lat./Long. is 64.83° N, 14.7° W, the same as Oslo, Norway.

North Pole is located 11 miles southeast of Fairbanks, the largest city in the Interior, and mid-way between Eielson AFB and Ft. Wainwright Army post. The community of Salcha lies 10 miles to the southeast of North Pole, and Delta Junction is another 80 miles southeast via the Richardson Hwy.

The elevation of North Pole is 436 ft. Nearby rivers include the Chena, Tanana, Badger (Slough) and Salcha Rivers. The White Mountains lie to the north and the Alaska Range and Mt. McKinley to the South, with the Tanana Valley comprising the vast 200,000 square miles in between.

Weather: Locals claim Interior Alaska has only two seasons - winter and “break-up.” It is true that North Pole generally has snow on the ground from late September through April. The big thaw that follows marks the beginning of an all to short “spring-summer-fall” season. Average January temperatures range from -20 to -2 °F; average July temperatures range from +49 to +75 °F. The record high was +95 °F in 1983 and record low as -67 °F (that’s minus 67°F absolute, not “chill factor”) in 1975. Annual precipitation is 11.5 inches, with 67.8 inches of snowfall.

Moderate rainfall, dry air, and long hours of daylight characterize the summers, while moderate snowfall, even drier air, and many hours of darkness rule in winter. The longest day in summer has nearly 23 hours sunlight and the shortest day of winter has just 3 hours and 43 minutes of sunlight.

North Pole - Santa’s Official Post Office: Thousands of letters addressed simply to “Santa Claus, North Pole” arrive at the North Pole Post Office each Christmas season. Several North Pole businesses and service organizations endeavor to continue a long-standing tradition, started decades ago at Eielson AFB, of sending individual hand-written answers to each child’s letter.

North Pole Facts to Chew On

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Year Round Annual Events!

Late April ~ Taste of North Pole and UAF DayFood samples, music,

demos, information on UAF programs, held at North Pole Plaza Mall

July 4th ~ Summer FestivalFourth of July Parade, bicycle decoratingcontest, bed race, grease pole contest,

craft and food vendors, held at NP Elem. School

Parking Lot

Late August ~ Cruisin’ with SantaClassic and street rod car shows,

burn outs, drive-in movie,street dance, music, food and craft vendors,

held at Bradleys Homestead (small airport) off Old Richardson Hwy.

September 5th ~ Labor Day Mayor’s PicnicGames and food, meet the mayor,

held at the Terry Miller Parkoff Santa Claus Lane

First weekend in December ~ Winter FestivalHoliday Bazaar and Fireworks at

North Pole Plaza Mall; Candlelightingat North Pole High School

December through Early JanuaryChristmas in Ice

International ice art competition, ice sculpture park and activities,

held at Santaland RV Park

December 31st - New Year’s Eve Snowflake DropHeld at the Ice Park (Santaland RV Park) -- watch the giant snowflake

drop to the countdown of the new year!

Year Round ~ Third Friday Art ShowsLocal artists featured each monthat the North Pole Grange Gallery

visit www.northpolechamber.us/events.html for more events information

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North Pole Dining Guide

Great Alaskan Pizza Co.

Take-out or DeliveryGreat pizza - Great price.

907 - 488- 37333392 Badger Rd. Next to Tesoro Gas

McDonald’s

Senior/Military Discount, Drive-thru.Indoor Playland, HC access, Low-fat menu

907 - 488 - 7779352 N. Santa Claus Ln.

Pagoda Chinese Restaurant

Cantonese Dining. Delivery available.Specializing in Mandarin, Szechuan, &

431 Santa Claus Ln.Featured in Diners, Drive-Ins, & Dives

907 - 488 - 3338

Pizza Hut/Wing St.

HC access, Senior/Military Discount.Pizza & Wings. Party room, Lunch Buffet,

907 - 456 - 5656257 N. Santa Claus Ln.

Safeway Deli

Seating area, Take-outDeli sandwiches, hot entrees, salads

907 - 490 - 2700301 N. Santa Claus Ln.

Taco Bell

Seating area, Drive-thru, DiscountsMex-American food, children’s menu

907 - 490 - 5991209 N. Santa Claus Ln.

Thai Cuisine Restaurant

Low-fat items, Senior/Military DiscountAuthentic Thai Food, Vegetarian &

907 - 488- 8260537 A. St. Nicholas Drive

Wendy’s

Senior/Military Discount, Drive -thruAmerican food, children’s menu

907 - 488- 8260537 A. St. Nicholas Drive

Bean & Leaf Internet Cafe

goods, Free WiFi, Wide selection ofRelaxing atmosphere, Delicious baked

3340 Badger Rd. in Beaverbrook MallJava, smoothies, and specialty drinks.

907 - 488 - 9084

Country Cafe’

Daily lunch specials, Breakfast all day,Homestyle American Food

235 Santa Claus Ln., Ste. 11Generous portions, Children’s menu,

907 - 488 - 8454

Elf’s Den

Generous portions, Take-out, Delivery,Homestyle American Food & Pizza

2552 Mistletoe Dr.Alcohol served, Daily specials,

907 - 488 - 3268

Gretchen’s Confections

2893 Plack Rd. Hours by appointmentGourmet candies - Made locally

custom gift baskets, Phone/Mail ordersCaramels, sweets with local berries,

email: [email protected] - 385 - 0455

Little Richard’s Family Diner

Children’s menu, HC access, Wi-Fi,American Food/Buffalo Burgers

Military Discounts, motorcycle parking, Retro dining atmosphere, Senior/

Fire Wok Restaurant

Lunch & dinner specials, Delivery,Fresh Chinese food.

907 - 488 - 8883249 N. Santa Claus Ln.

SubwayFresh sandwiches, salads, seating area

907 - 488 - 7444227 N. Santa Claus Ln.

2698 Hurst Rd. (The shiny dining car)907 - 488 - 2117

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LDS North Pole Ward331 E 8th Ave., North Pole488-8955Sunday Service: 9 a.m.Loren Garner, bishop

LDS Salcha Branch39 Mile Richardson HwySalcha, AK, 488-3788Sunday service: 10 a.m.Shannon Price, president

Community Baptist Church2535 Marigold Ln., North Pole488-4511Sunday Service: 11 a.m.Morrie Fisher, pastor

Cross Roads Baptist ChurchBadger, Holmes/Peede Rd.North Pole 488-3322Sunday Service: 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.Troy Gourley, pastor

Lord of Life Lutheran Church1005 St. Nicholas Dr., North Pole488-6720www.lordoflifeak.comSunday Service: 10:30 a.m.Amanda Kempthorne, pastor

North Pole Assembly of God503 Kit Blvd., North Pole488-6431www.northpoleag.orgSunday Service: 10:30 a.m. Damian Schoonmaker, pastor

North Pole Worship Center3340 Badger Rd., North Pole488-9084 www.northpoleworshipcenter.comSunday Service: 9 and 11:15 a.m.Darryl & Pauline Carnley, pastors

St. Jude’s Episcopal Church3408 Laurence Rd., North Pole488-7660Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m.Luis Uzueta, vicar

True Victory Baptist Church11 Mile Richardson Hwy, North Pole488-1588 [email protected] Worship: 11 a.m.Cleveland Bartley, pastor

North Pole Area ChurchesSource: Fairbanks Daily News-Miner

St. Nicholas Catholic Church707 St. Nicholas Dr., North Pole488-2595 Saturday Mass: 5 p.m.; Sunday Mass: 9 a.m. & noon; Latin Mass 2 p.m.Robert Fath, pastor

New Hope Methodist Presbyterian Church2371 Bradway Rd., North Pole488-9191www.newhopempc.comSunday Service: 11 a.m.Karen Martin Tichenor, pastor

Northern Lights Free Will Baptist2365 Richardson Hwy, North Pole490-0022 nlfreewellbaptists.comSunday Service: 11:00 a.m.Ron Wallace, pastor

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North Pole Area Schools

Elementary Schools

Anderson ElementaryPhone: (907) 372-2167768 Kodiak StreetEielson Air Force Base, AK 99702http://and.k12northstar.org/

Badger Road ElementaryPhone: (907) 488-01342301 Bradway RoadNorth Pole, AK 99705http://bgr.k12northstar.org/

Crawford ElementaryPhone: (907) 372-3306692 Raven’s WayEielson Air Force Base, AK 99702http://crw.k12northstar.org/

North Pole Christian3470 Silverleaf AvenueNorth Pole, AK 99705-6607(907) 488-0133http://www.npcs.org/

North Pole ElementaryPhone: (907) 488-2286250 Snowman LaneNorth Pole, AK 99705http://npe.k12northstar.org/

Salcha ElementaryPhone: (907) 488-32678530 Richardson HighwaySalcha, AK 99714http://sal.k12northstar.org/

Ticasuk Brown ElementaryPhone: (907) 488-3200785 Lakloey DriveNorth Pole, AK 99705http://tic.k12northstar.org/

Two Rivers ElementaryPhone: (907) 488-6616400 Two Rivers RoadTwo Rivers, AK 99716http://trv.k12northstar.org/

Secondary Schools

Ben Eielson Jr./Sr. High SchoolPhone: (907) 372-3110675 Ravens WayEielson Air Force Base, AK 99702http://beh.k12northstar.org/

North Pole High SchoolPhone: (907) 488-3761601 NPHS Blvd.North Pole, AK 99705http://nph.k12northstar.org/

North Pole MiddlePhone: (907) 488-2271300 E. 8th AvenueNorth Pole, AK 99705http://npm.k12northstar.org/

Star of the North CharterPhone: (907) 490-90252945 Monk CourtNorth Pole, AK 99705http://son.k12northstar.org/

-Fairbanks Building Educational Success Together Homeschool/correspondence School (B.E.S.T.)http://www.k12northstar.org/fairbanks-best

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2011 North Pole Chamber Members

(memberships received as of April 13, 2011)

Advance Printing, Inc.Alaska Railroad Corp.Alaska Small Business Dev. CenterAnchorage Chamber of CommerceArthritis Foundation Alaska BranchBeaver Lake Resort & MotelBetsy Bear CreationsBonnie Schertenleib British PetroleumBudget FireworksCity of North PoleElf’s DenF&E Taxidery & RentalFairbanks Chamber of CommerceFairbanks Daily News-MinerFBKS Convention & Visitors BureauFBKS Economic Dev. CenterForbes StorageFountainhead HotelsGolden North MotelGolden Valley Electric Assoc.Gorilla FireworksGram’s CabinsGretchen’s ConfectionsHotel North PoleJeff JacobsonKenai Chamber of Commerce

Knotty ShopL&L’s Bed & BreakfastLike This, Like That Little Richard’s Family DinerLord of Life Lutheran ChurchLoyal Order of the Moose #306MB Management Svc - MVI RealtyMcDonald’sMt. McKinley BankNorth Pole CabinsNorth Pole Coffee Roasters North Pole Economic Dev. Corp.North Pole Martial Arts North Pole Physical TherapyNorth Pole Veterinary Hospital Ranch Motel Riverview RV ParkSanta Claus House Santa’s Letters & Gifts Santa’s Seniors Center Corp., Inc. Stan Stephens Cruises State Farm Insurance Tanana Valley State Fair Assoc.TrademarkTwo Cities Construction, Inc.VFW North Pole Post 10029Victoria Thompson

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Business Guide ~ Advertisement Listings

North Pole Visitor Information CenterCity of North Pole Jingle Bell Run/Walk - Arthritis FoundationNorth Pole Coffee RoastersTanana Valley State FairHotel North Pole Coffee Christmas in IceNorth Pole Martial ArtsMcDonald’sFairbanks Visitor’s CenterAdvance PrintingLittle Richard’s Family RestaurantSanta’s Seniors Center Corp., Inc.Thai CuisineGretchen’s ConfectionsHector’s WeldingNiff’s Badger Rd. Tesoro / Mocha Moose ExpressRiverview RV Park & QuickstopFairbanks Cabin ExperienceMt. McKinley BankNorth Pole Veterinary HospitalForbes StorageSanta’s Letters and GiftsPagoda Chinese RestaurantSafeway Carrs - DeliLord of Life Lutheran ChurchElf’s DenNorth Pole VFW Post 10029North PoleMoose Lodge #306Tanana Valley Campground & RV ParkMVI Realty / MB Management ServicesMoose Creek General StoreState Farm InsuranceSanta Claus House

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North Pole Visitor Information Center

Friendly ServiceNorth Pole Gift s & SouvenirsLocal Hand Craft sMaps, Directi ons, Reservati onsAuthenti c Log Cabin

2550 Mistletoe Dr. Just off the Richardson HwyTake Mission Rd. or Dawson Exits

Open May 30 - Sept 5907-488-2242

www.northpolechamber.us

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Be There with Bells On!

Jingle In July!Jingle In July!Jingle In July!Jingle In July!


Taste of North Pole4th of July Summer Festival & Parade Cruisin' with Santa Mayor's Labor Day PicnicWinter FestivalChristmas in Ice

City of North Pole Tourism ~ 125 Snowman Lane, North Pole, Alaska 99705(907) 488-2281

The city of North Pole invites you to celebrate our community events all year long!

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www.northpolemartialarts.com

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elcome to North Pole, Alaska

Come to North Pole McDonald’s for the Great Alaskan sandwich - “The McKinley Mac”

Take in the sites, visit our shops, and meet our friendly people. After your stay in North Pole, be sure to visit Denali Park while you are in Alaska.

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For an authentic Thai dining experience!

537 A St. Nicholas Dr. 907-488-8260 / 8160

Mon - Sat 11 am - 9:30 pm Sun 1 - 8 pm

Take out and Delivery Service ~ 0ver 90 menu items

Thai Cuisine Restaurant

Fax: (907) 488-8385Phone: (907) 488-6432

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Fairbanks Cabin Experience

www.fairbankscabinexperience.com

Six lovely, private and fully modern cabins available

in or near North Pole, Alaska

Please contact

individual owners:

Gram’s Cabins907-488-6513

visit our website:

Riverbend Log Cabin & Cottage Rentals

907-490-6613

North Pole Cabins 907-490-6400

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North Pole Branch45 St. Nicholas Dr.North Pole, AK 99705(907) 488-4438

Main Office530 Fourth Ave.Fairbanks, AK 99701(907) 452-1751

Northeast Branch1248 Old Steese HwyFairbanks, AK 99701(907) 347-7075

University Branch1380 University Ave.Fairbanks, AK 99709(907) 474-1770

Delta Branch1380 Richardson HwyDelta Junction, AK 99737(907) 895-4350

www.mtmckinleybank.com

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Mandarin & Szechuan & Cantonese Cuisine

Lunch ~ Dinner ~ Food To GoBeer & Wine ~ Banquet Facilities

Open 7 DaysFri & Sat 11:30 am - 10 pm

Sun - Thur 11:30 am - 9:30 pmDelivery to North Pole & Eielson

431 Santa Claus Ln907-488-3338

www.pagodanorthpole.com

As featured in Diners, Drive-Ins, & Dives

907-490-2700

Take outorders

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Officers and members of

North Pole Moose Lodge 306 Family Center & Chapter 1977

Welcome you to the City of North Pole, Alaska

"Where the Spirit

of Christmas lives year round!"

300 South Santa Claus LaneNorth Pole, AK 99705

(907) 488-2774Members and invited guests welcome45

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Located on the bus routeWi-Fi accessShowers & RestroomsDump StationLaundry Facility

Picnic TablesFire Pits & FirewoodPet FriendlyFresh WaterElectric hook-ups

(907) - 456-7956 www.fairbankscampgroundandrvpark.com1800 College Rd. Fairbanks, Alaska 99709

Located next to Tanana Valley State Fairgrounds & Creamer’s Field Bird Sanctuary

Tanana Valley Campground & RV Park

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Phone Numbers

North Pole Police (907) 488 - 6902Alaska State Troopers (907) 451 - 5350North Pole Fire Dept. (907) 488 - 2232Ambulance (907) 488 - 2232

North Pole City Hall (907) 488 - 2281North Pole Post Offi ce (907) 488 - 1376North Pole Borough Library (907) 488 - 6101Wescott Swimming Pool (907) 488 - 9401

Alaska 511 - call toll free 866 - 282 - 7577Weather watches, road conditi ons/constructi onwebsite: 511.alaska.gov

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