Whether you're a tent camper, an RVer, or just passing through, Wrangell, AK has a lot to offer. There's so much to see and do, from exhilarating hikes or bike rides to exploring the local dining and shopping. Ready to plan your adventure? Check out our campgrounds near Wrangell and user-submitted reviews.
ScoutFrom any campsite along the winding gravel road at Nemo Point you may see whales, fishing boats and sea planes plus an incredible view of the channel and mountains. This is our “home” campground on beautiful Wrangell Island, the first place we tried out our RV. The sites are free with picnic table, fire pit, and vault toilets.
RangerI have the fondest memories of the Red Bay Lake Cabin.
Took a canoe out to the site, and the cabin was GORGEOUS. Had a crew of about 10 of us, and it fit us comfortably. Lots of space to put up tents too. Spent the night playing "stump" (an Alaska classic), and canoeing around. Can't say enough about this pristine, quiet, perfect little escape.
ScoutAlaskan wife,mother of four boys. Three dogs. We live for the outdoors. We love hiking, boating, camping, just being outside to breath.
ScoutI've stayed at this cabin numerous times. The cabin pic is great. What the cabin pic doesn't illustrate is the view from the cabin, which is unparalleled. Getting here is an adventure. It's a 3 hour drive from the Craig Klawock area to the trailhead. The trail is almost a full mile in length. Constructed from yellow cedar, the boardwalk is slippery but well done. It winds through the woods, with a few short staircases and a bridge. Forget about kayak wheels. Renting a small outboard is, to me, worth the expense rather than rowing the skiff across the mile long lake which was once so windy when I didn't have a motor that we were practically rowing backwards. Red Lake can produce hot fishing in good years. Bears and other wildlife are seen every time I go there. Go for at least two nights, 3 if possible, and explore the North End of POW. Wood stove.
Rangerthe saying “out the road” is commonly used when living the island life.
thankfully ohmer creek isn’t too far out the road and has a lot to offer!
the campsites were well maintained! towards the end there are some that have direct trails to the creek as well.
there are also newly upgraded hiking trails that go through the woods and marsh and loop back around.
the trail is easy enough for small children and makes for a fun event!!
GuideControl Lake Cabin- you have to take a boat (small rowboat) from the road to the cabin. It's secluded and great for a group of people to get away.
ScoutStayed in cabin in 1970.
Grandfather Ludwig Berg discovered silver outcropping in Berg Basin in 1907.
Features are named after/by him
True story.
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TravelerSpacious areas, lovely host. Was able to relax & enjoy nature!
RangerThis is such a beautiful spot! If your brave and the water is high, jumping off the bridge is extremely fun here!
I have a friend that grew up at the hatchery just on the other side - what a blessed spot to grow up.
Always a fun spot for a day picnic
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According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular dog-friendly campground near Wrangell, AK is Deep Bay Cabin with a 0-star rating from 0 reviews.
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