Creek access draws anglers and paddlers to Thoms Creek Crossing Campsite, a Forest Service site positioned along flowing water in southeast Alaska. The established campground sits within the Tongass National Forest system, providing a base for exploring the region's waterways and forest trails. Basic amenities support overnight stays, though campers should prepare for rustic conditions typical of remote Alaska locations.
The creek setting offers opportunities for fishing and water-based recreation, while the surrounding forest provides hiking access. For additional options in the region, campers can explore camping near Wrangell or consider nearby Forest Service sites like Turn Island Beach Campsite. This campground works well for self-sufficient campers seeking creek access and forest recreation.
Description
The Thoms Creek Crossing Campsite is a fully accessible, single occupancy campsite on the south end of Wrangell Island. Access is via a short footpath from the parking area at the bridge to the site on the shore of Thom's Creek.
Map & DirectionsThoms Creek Crossing Campsite is located in Alaska near Wrangell
Directions
Site is 38 miles south of Wrangell via Zimovia Highway and Forest Roads 6265 to 6270 to 6299. The site is on the right, just east of the bridge crossing Thoms Creek.
Coordinates
56.1880561 N
132.16250036 W
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Site Types
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