Creek access and forest cover define Horseshoe Hole Campground, a US Forest Service site within Tongass National Forest. The established campground sits alongside a creek in forested terrain, though campers should prepare for rough access conditions that may challenge some vehicles.
The remote location requires careful trip planning, as standard amenities may be limited. For additional options in the region, campers can explore campgrounds around Craig. Consider bringing extra supplies and checking current road conditions before departure.
Description
The Horseshoe Hole dispersed camping area is situated at the end of a timber road in the Staney Creek watershed and offers two campsites. It is only a quick walk through the woods to Horseshoe Hole on Staney Creek from either of the two campsites. Each site has a hardened tent site, a fire ring, and a picnic table. No outhouses are available. The area provides visitors with miles of roads, excellent fishing on the creek and its tributaries, hunting opportunities, and great berry picking. There are lots of opportunities to view wildlife at Horseshoe Hole. The site has no fee and is first-come, first -served. Stay limit is 14 days.
Location
Public CampgroundHorseshoe Hole Campground is located in Alaska
Directions
Take Forest Road 20 to the Staney Area turnoff (Forest Road 2054), then travel approximately 4 miles down 2054. Turn left onto Forest Road 2054300 and campsites are located at the end of this Forest Road. USGS Map Craig D-4.
Coordinates
55.81441712 N
133.12969475 W
Connectivity
T-MobileNo Coverage- VerizonNo Coverage
AT&TLTESome CoverageLast on 6/14/25
Connectivity
- T-MobileNo Coverage
- VerizonNo Coverage
- AT&TLTESome CoverageLast on 6/14/25
Access
Site Types
- Tent Sites
