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Camp Run-A-Muck

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Welcome to Camp Run-A-Muck Campground and RV Park located in the almost ghost town of Hyder Alaska. Camp Run-A-Muck RV Park in Hyder Alaska is the only full service campground in Hyder AK.

Both Stewart BC and Hyder Alaska see a pretty steady flow of tourists from mid-July through early September when large numbers of Alaska's wild salmon return to the creeks to spawn. With the glowing reputation of the bear viewing area operated by the U.S. Forest Service at Fish Creek, Hyder's popularity has been on the rise.

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Market
ADA Access
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Picnic Table
Firewood Available
Phone Service
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Electric Hookups
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Mary M.

Scout

Reviewed Jul. 25, 2019

No privacy but for where it is plenty of bears

Bear spray !! The best halibut ever! Salmon full rivers . And beautiful glaciers !

Month of VisitAugust

Melissa S.

Scout

Reviewed May. 27, 2019

Friendly town and people

Here for 4 days and loved all the town people and visitors. It is small town but came for nature and relaxation that is just what we got. Bears yes couple in camp but they stayed their distance and of coarse humans did too. This is now main character in my dreams on next trip up north.

Deanna C.

Guide

Reviewed Jul. 9, 2018

Bare Necessities

Camp Run-A-Muck is located in the ghost town of Hyder, Alaska. It is in the rainforest so surroundings are mountains and lush green trees and plants. The main attraction in Hyder is the bear viewing platform where brown bears and black bears (among other wildlife) gather for the salmon run in late summer/early fall. Black bears are commonly seen in and around town including the campground. Most brown bears stay further away near the bear viewing area a few miles up the road. This campground does have a laundry, toilets (2), and showers (2). It is truly the bare necessities here but everything you need if you come prepared to stay a few nights in this ghost town.

Month of VisitSeptember