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Best Cabin Camping in Alaska

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Alaska's cabin accommodations range from rustic shelters to fully equipped lodgings throughout state parks and private campgrounds. The Eklutna Lake Campground in Chugach State Park offers cabin options from May to September, while Miller's Landing in Seward provides cabin rentals with access to electricity, showers, and toilet facilities. Most cabin sites include picnic tables and fire rings, with varying levels of electricity depending on location. Cabins at Byers Lake Campground feature electric hookups with both thirty-amp and fifty-amp options available for those requiring powered amenities. "We stayed here twice in our travels on Alaska... The river is beautiful. There is a dumpster but it is on an upper level next to the dump station which is closed."

Depending on the campground, rustic cabin options or more deluxe accommodations are available across Alaska. Mendenhall Lake Campground near Juneau offers cabin rentals from May 15 to September 13, with reservable units that accommodate various group sizes. Trail River near Seward provides cabins where fires are not permitted inside, but outdoor fire rings are available at most sites. Most Alaska cabin facilities require advance reservations, particularly during the peak summer season when availability becomes limited. K'esugi Ken Campground offers cabins with modern amenities including electric hookups and water connections. A review noted, "The RV park is clean, well organized, and able to accommodate tents to class a's. Full hookup available with bath house if required."

Most Alaska cabin rentals provide basic furnishings but require guests to bring their own bedding, pillows, and towels. Kitchen facilities vary significantly between locations, with some offering only outdoor cooking options while others include indoor cooking facilities with basic cookware. The Ranch House Lodge in Glennallen provides cabins with access to a market for supplies, while South Rolly Lake Campground cabins are more rustic with limited provisions. Firewood is available at many cabin locations including Eagle River Campground and Bird Creek Campground in Chugach State Park. Visitors planning extended stays should consider bringing specialized cooking equipment and food supplies, as on-site options may be limited to basic essentials.

Best Cabin Sites in Alaska (346)

    1. Eklutna Lake Campground — Chugach State Park

    40 Reviews
    Chugiak, AK
    Website
    +1 (907) 345-5014

    $5 - $100 / night

    "While there are pit toilets, bear lockers and water spigots, there's not much else besides a plot of land to put your tent, a fire ring and a picnic table. Which for me is plenty!"

    "You want water access on a glacial lake? How about numerous hiking, biking skiing and horse trails?"

    2. Eagle River Campground — Chugach State Park

    33 Reviews
    Eagle River, AK
    Website
    +1 (907) 694-7982

    "Great spot close to our home of Anchorage for when we don't want to go too far. Large pavillion great for get-togethers right along the river and includes it's own bathroom."

    "Reservation site is: https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/lifetimeadventure This is a great spot close to everything you might need and has amazing hiking trails. Bring your bear bells."

    3. Bird Creek Campground — Chugach State Park

    27 Reviews
    Indian, AK
    Website
    +1 (907) 269-8400

    "We rented a cabin 95$ a night and took aprox 12 young ladies in the chilly month of November! Daring, I know!"

    "Campsites are pretty spaced. You get a picnic table and a fire ring for 20 bucks a night. Yes, there is road noise but that does calm down at night. Pit toilets around, clean and stocked."

    4. Mendenhall Lake Campground

    24 Reviews
    Auke Bay, AK
    Website
    +1 (907) 586-8800

    $20 - $36 / night

    "Easy access to epic beauty from the airport."

    "Excellent location on lake offering a spectacular view. Nice campground, cozy and only offers less than 70 sites. Full hookups are available at some."

    5. Byers Lake Campground

    17 Reviews
    Trapper Creek, AK
    Website
    +1 (907) 745-3975

    $80 / night

    "Big spaces, clean bathrooms, really great large tent pads and long RV spots. Large space between each spot! Very secluded. Clean, well kept, each spot has a fire pit, sitting bench and picnic table."

    "the lake is near the sites but most are not on the lake. there is a dock and entrance for launching canoes or kayaks. we stayed in a dry cabin."

    6. Miller's Landing

    16 Reviews
    Seward, AK
    Website
    +1 (907) 331-3113

    $19 - $250 / night

    "Some perks to the place are free coffee, showers $2/10 minutes, pot luck once a weekend, boat launch, cabin rentals, kayaking/tours and much more."

    "The bon fire pit and grill gave an fun and cozy vibe while the cabin had comfortable beds and a warm stove while it was rainy."

    7. Ranch House Lodge

    13 Reviews
    Glennallen, AK
    Website
    +1 (907) 822-5634

    "The campground is right off the highway."

    "Sites were nicely spaced out very level. Each site had a table and a fire pit.. Experienced no problem with power or water. Bath houses were gorgeous."

    8. South Rolly Lake Campground

    12 Reviews
    Big Lake, AK
    Website
    +1 (907) 269-8400

    "6 miles of canoe trails on Nancy Lake to keep you nice and busy all weekend long."

    "Great, well maintained campground for a base camp for exploring the Nancy Lake Rec. Area! We hiked on the nearby Red Shirt Lake Trail and caught a ton of small northern pike on Red Shirt Lake."

    9. Trail River

    11 Reviews
    Moose Pass, AK
    Website

    $23 - $200 / night

    "The lake is one of the most beautiful views in alaska in my opinion. facilities are clean and spacious. Picnic tables and fire pits at each spot."

    "The campground provides ample space for large group activities around the pavilion or your own little nook, tucked along the banks of the lakes. this campground was so fun to have our gatherings at!"

    10. K’esugi Ken Campground

    10 Reviews
    Trapper Creek, AK
    Website
    +1 (907) 745-3975

    $20 - $100 / night

    "In August we parked in space 22 with our rented pickup camper, and in October we rented one of the cabins for a short "get out of town" break (we live in Anchorage). "

    "This beautiful campsite has wonderful short walk in tent sites and large RV electric hook up sites. All this with Wonder and beauty of Alaska. Really well maintained."

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Cabin Reviews in Alaska

494 Reviews of 346 Alaska Campgrounds


  • Moe M.
    Jun. 20, 2026

    Drop Anchor Seaview Glamping Homer Alaska

    Seaview/Glacier Luxury Glamping Huge Bell Canvas Tent Rental on Bike Trail

    Host Mel, she and her family micro mini farm glamping rentals are amazing. Mel has some fabulous,  AK born and raised 3rd generation, stories, she shared with us. she could write a book about her life. 

     She's taking over her a 1950's log cabin property her family owns and she grew up in. Her family are developing a micro mini farm / garden for her children, she's set up these amazingly gorgeous huge bell tent rentals, is refurbishing an old popup camper to rent, built an outdoor Bath House Hot Shower, has a Common Area inside a building she's still remodeling but is still fabulous, we LOVED having indoor flush toilets, All the cooking amenities you could possibly think of needing but not need to bring yourself, from pots and pans, to all dish ware to prepare your meals and to eat them on dishware sets. there's a fridge, wall shelves FULL of Books, Games, etc. two large tables to eat indoors and leather couch to relax and socialize space in, it has a huge deck all views of ocean and glaciers from every spot on her little acre property. The Bike Trail is literally out front of her property, abd it’s maybe a 3-5 minute bike ride to the middle of downtown/shops/restaurants, art galleys, Breweries etc. our family enjoyed having the in town convenience. no one in our group had any issues sleeping in tents, fully furnished like a fancy hotel room, and are super tall tent, they’re on a huge deck Host Mel build herself from reclaimed wood, 

    we had our own wood fire pit with bbq grill and picnic table with an umbrella, Adirondack chairs, 

    BEST nights sleep ever while "Camping" 

    Warm Down Comforters, soft beddings and pillows, extra blankets, bright lanterns and lighting, recharging stations.

    The tents have 1 or 2 queen beds, kids had thick sleep mats, a baby bed, 

     one night was chilly the tent heaters only took 2 minutes to warm up the tents. 

    Host Mel warned us, all we would need to bring was our selves, clothes and actual food we wanted to cook and eat and boy was she right!,

     firepits are also set up as camp cooking bbq  fire pits, or we could use the Common Area outside to cook on the covered Propane Grill area with tons of more eating and seating space, and a propane fire pit with comfortable seating, the kids played on their super cool refurbished Fort Play,  area for hours, a sand box, slides,

     Their mini farm, the kids got to collect fresh Duck and Chicken eggs for breakfast, she has a breakfast/coffee/tea/hot cocoa complimentary set up with cereals, and different mix of foods and beverages to help ourselves to. 

    What a wonderful experience. We will be coming back

  • B
    Dec. 4, 2019

    Priest Rock Cabin — Lake Clark National Park & Preserve

    Perfect Getaway

    This spacious warm cabin has amazing views! The cabin is furnished with bunk beds and NRS sleeping mats. All beds are located in one room, but there is plenty of good tent space near the cabin if anyone felt they needed more space. Fishing is good at the cabin or at nearby Kijik River. Hiking is limited here but there is plenty to explore with kayaks. Tulchina Adventures www.tulchinaadventures.com provides water taxi services, kayak rentals and camping gear rentals in Port Alsworth.

  • Shadara W.
    Sep. 15, 2019

    Anchorage N KOA Journey

    Wasilla Wonderful

    Wonderful place to stop off and catch your breath. Pavillion with fire pit, two grills si you dont have to unpack yours, and hammocks to laze away the day. Laundry and showers look like an old west town, too cute! Cabins for rent, playground for the kids and propane to restock. Open year round! Pet friendly and Wifi available. Super friendly staff.

  • Tanya B.
    Aug. 3, 2020

    Alaska's Winter Park Cabins

    This is not a campground

    This is a cabin rental out in Willow. If you are looking at taking an Alaska trip or need a getaway with out having to pack all your gear this place in an option.

  • Tanya B.
    Aug. 16, 2020

    Heavens Little Acre Bed and Breakfast

    Cabin rental no camping

    This is actually a cabin rental facility and they do not offer RV parking or camping. It is on a nice set of land and the owners are very friendly and would make a good rental if you’re tired of camping.

  • Samantha M.
    Jul. 18, 2018

    Miller's Landing

    off the beaten path

    For starters the road there/scenery isn’t my favorite but once you are there you forget about it. You do get to pass a pretty cool waterfall on the way. Some perks to the place are free coffee, showers $2/10 minutes, pot luck once a weekend, boat launch, cabin rentals, kayaking/tours and much more. It books up fast for some weekends so be sure to make a reservation. My two young children could play all day on the beach area eating an ice cream cone from the little shop while watching the seals/sea otters. This is a great spot and we would definitely come back again.

  • Josiah P.The Dyrt PRO User
    Aug. 27, 2018

    Mendenhall Lake Campground

    Conveniently located & Beautiful

    Easy access to epic beauty from the airport. The glacier brings the temperature down significantly from the surrounding area ❄️ All of the campsites are furnished with picnic tables, tent pads & fire rings with grills. Water faucets & accessible vault toilets are provided, as are two accessible flush toilets and shower facilities. A dump station & trash dumpster are located on-site.

  • Tanya B.
    Aug. 16, 2020

    Sunrise Resorts | Edgewater Lodge & RV Park

    Right in the city

    I don’t hate this RV Park which is saying a lot. There are 60 sites and this RV park is open from May 15 until Labor Day. You can reserve RV and tent sites online but you must call for cabin rentals.. This is right in the heart of Soldotna and close to anything you might have forgotten. 

  • Jessica B.
    Jul. 17, 2018

    Byers Lake Campground

    Absolutely amazing!

    Incredible! Big spaces, clean bathrooms, really great large tent pads and long RV spots. Large space between each spot! Very secluded. Clean, well kept, each spot has a fire pit, sitting bench and picnic table. Lots of hiking trails. Public use cabins, boat rentals, dock and water access with life jackets. There is a trail that goes around the whole lake. This campground does not have cell service for GCI, maybe one bar with AT&T. I can’t say enough good things honestly, oh and it’s amazingly quiet. Worth the visit.


Guide to Alaska

Cabin camping in Alaska offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in stunning natural landscapes while enjoying the comforts of home. With a variety of campgrounds featuring cabins, you can experience the great outdoors without sacrificing convenience.

Explore the Great Outdoors with Scenic Trails

  • The Eklutna - Chugach State Park provides access to the Twin Peak trailhead, perfect for hiking enthusiasts looking to explore the beautiful Alaskan wilderness.
  • At Mendenhall Lake Campground, you can enjoy trails that lead directly to breathtaking views of the glacier and surrounding nature, making it an ideal spot for outdoor adventurers.
  • Byers Lake Campground offers nearly 100 campsites with easy access to hiking, paddling, and fishing, ensuring a full day of exploration.

Cabin campers appreciate these amenities

  • Chena Hot Springs Resort features rustic cabins with access to hot springs, providing a relaxing retreat after a day of outdoor activities.
  • The Ranch House Lodge offers well-maintained tent sites and cabins, complete with picnic tables and fire rings, ensuring a comfortable stay in a picturesque setting.
  • K’esugi Ken Campground boasts spacious sites with clean facilities and stunning views of Denali, making it a favorite among cabin campers.

Some prices for cabin camping range from $10 to $81

  • Mendenhall Lake Campground offers affordable camping options starting at just $10 per night, making it a budget-friendly choice for families and solo travelers alike.
  • A tEklutna - Chugach State Park, cabin camping is available for around $20 per night, providing great value for those looking to enjoy the outdoors.
  • Seward Military Resort has RV sites and cabins available at competitive prices, typically ranging from $20 to $81, perfect for those exploring the Seward area.