Alaska
Eagle Beach State Recreation Area
6 sites·$60–$80/night
56% booked on peak weekends
We scan this campground regularly and alert you when a site opens up.
56% booked on peak weekends
We scan this campground regularly and alert you when a site opens up.
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This is an approximately 600 acre unit located at the saltwater confluence of the Eagle and Herbert Rivers. This unit encompasses a campground, 2 day use areas and an extensive trail system. The main day use area is fully accessible with a 1/4 mile paved trail and viewing scopes. From this central location you have access to several trails that include some longer US Forest Service trails that extend up the valley 6 miles. The coastal beach is a white sandy beach with an expansive intertidal area that makes for great bird and sea life watching.
Recreation: Camping, Hiking, photograpy, wildlife/ nature viewing
Nearby: Numerous wildlife viewing opportunites and scenic views.
Always be ready for rain and soft wet ground/be prepared to stay dry and warm. Carry signaling devise in case of an emergency (orange cloth/flares/etc.). Carry first aid items, flashlight (particularly in winter), snack and a fire starter. Surface water should be boiled or treated before drinking. Be prepared for bear encounters. Respect the bears, give them the right of way and make a lot of noise (some hikers put bells on their packs and carry whistles to alert bears to their presence). Please help protect shorebirds by keeping dogs under control at all times; do not allow dogs to disturb or chase birds or other wildlife. Always tell a friend, relative, or park ranger (465-4563) where you are going and when you expect to return.Motorized vehicles prohibited. Fires in authorized structures or on sand or gravel bars only. Fireworks and explosives are prohibited. Discharge of firearms prohibited within 1/2 mile of cabins, trails, and road. Disturbing or damaging natural objects prohibited. Permit required for more than 20 persons.