Helm Creek Cabin

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Discover a hidden gem in Alaska's pristine waters at Icehouse Cove Buoy Camping Area, where adventure begins the moment you secure your small or medium watercraft to the solitary white buoy marked with distinctive blue reflective tape. Anchored in crystal-clear depths ranging from 30 to 80 feet and equipped with a sturdy 7/8 inch chain, this unique water-based campsite serves as your gateway to the renowned Black Mountain trail. This isn't just a mooring spot—it's your floating basecamp for exploring one of the Tongass National Forest's most spectacular hiking destinations.

Polk Camp, P.O BOX 500, Craig, Alaska 99921, United States

Discover the rustic charm of Polk Camp, a secluded three-bedroom cabin tucked away in the pristine wilderness of Polk Inlet on Prince of Wales Island. This cozy retreat combines the comforts of home—including a fully equipped kitchen and warming wood stove—with breathtaking immersion in the Tongass National Forest. Whether you arrive by winding logging road, gliding across the inlet by boat, or touching down on floatplane waters, you'll find yourself transported to a world where towering evergreens meet the sea and modern life feels wonderfully distant.

PO BOX 500, CRAIG, AK 99921, USA

Escape to Trollers Cove Cabin, where a cozy cedar log sanctuary awaits amid the untamed wilderness of Tongass National Forest. This remote Alaskan hideaway beckons adventurers seeking authentic encounters with nature—cast your line into pristine waters, track wildlife through ancient forests, or simply lose yourself in the profound silence that only Alaska's backcountry can offer. Here, beneath towering old-growth canopies, modern life fades away as you embrace the raw beauty of Prince of Wales Island.

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Nestled within the enchanting Ward Lake Recreation Area of Tongass National Forest, Signal Creek Campground offers an authentic Alaskan rainforest experience where towering evergreens meet pristine waters. This tranquil retreat welcomes groups of up to 10 people per campsite, providing the perfect basecamp for adventures that range from casting a line in Ward Lake's crystal-clear waters to paddling through morning mist in your kayak. Each site comes thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables and campfire rings for evening gatherings, while seasonal drinking water and vault toilets ensure comfort during your wilderness stay. Whether you're hiking moss-draped trails, spotting eagles soaring overhead, or simply breathing in the forest's ancient rhythms, Signal Creek delivers the quintessential Pacific Northwest camping experience.

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Nestled deep within the legendary Tongass National Forest, Last Chance Campground offers an intimate gateway into Alaska's pristine wilderness. This fully accessible retreat in the Ward Lake Recreation Area invites adventurers to immerse themselves in a world where ancient trees tower overhead and crystal-clear streams whisper through the forest floor. Whether you're casting a line into the rushing waters of Last Chance Creek, exploring moss-draped trails, or simply listening for the haunting call of eagles overhead, this campground serves as your basecamp for authentic Alaskan experiences.

9883 N Tongass Hwy, Ketchikan, Alaska, 99901, United States

Escape to the untouched wilderness of Grindall Island State Marine Park, where 240 acres of pristine Alaskan paradise await your discovery. This remote island sanctuary in Southeast Alaska beckons adventurers seeking solitude among ancient forests and dramatic coastlines. Here, the rhythm of the tides sets the pace as you explore hidden beaches, cast for legendary king salmon, or simply pause to watch humpback whales breach in Grindall Passage. Whether you're photographing sea lions basking on the southeastern shores or following forest trails to secret spots, this island offers an authentic wilderness experience that feels worlds away from civilization.

9883 N Tongass Hwy, Ketchikan, Alaska, 99901, United States

Escape to the tranquil shores of Clover Passage at Settlers Cove State Recreational Site, where 13 secluded primitive campsites await beneath the towering canopy of Southeast Alaska's temperate rainforest. This hidden gem offers a rare sandy beach—an uncommon treasure in the Ketchikan area—alongside one cozy Public Use Cabin for those seeking shelter with a view. Adventure beckons along forest trails that wind their way to the cascading waters of Lunch Falls, the babbling melody of Lunch Creek, and the mysterious Hollow Cedar Beach. Modern conveniences blend seamlessly with wilderness, featuring vault toilets throughout the campground and day-use areas, welcoming picnic shelters, and fire ring grills perfect for evening gatherings. The beach provides accessible entry with assistance, ensuring everyone can experience the magic of Alaska's coastal wilderness.

PO BOX 19001, THORNE BAY, AK 99919, USA

Deep in the pristine wilderness of Prince of Wales Island, the Karta River Cabin beckons adventurers seeking an authentic Alaskan escape. This remote outpost sits where ancient forests of towering spruce and hemlock meet rushing waters, offering visitors a chance to disconnect from the modern world and immerse themselves in nature's rhythm. Whether you're casting a line for salmon, exploring forest trails, or simply watching wildlife from your cabin door, this sanctuary delivers the quintessential Alaskan wilderness experience.

KARTA LAKE CABIN, PO BOX 19001, THORNE BAY, AK 99919, USA

Escape to the edge of the world at Karta Lake Cabin, where a rustic cedar log retreat awaits in the heart of Prince of Wales Island's pristine wilderness. Nestled within the vast Tongass National Forest of southeastern Alaska, this remote sanctuary offers adventurers an authentic Alaskan experience where ancient forests meet crystal waters, and the only sounds are the splash of jumping salmon and the haunting call of trumpeter swans echoing across the lake.

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Tucked away on the pristine southeast shore of Heckman Lake, this remote cabin offers an authentic Alaskan wilderness experience deep within the Naha Recreation Area. Here, where the Tongass National Forest reveals its untamed splendor, visitors find themselves immersed in a landscape where ancient forests meet crystal-clear waters, and wildlife roams freely through one of the last great temperate rainforests on Earth.

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Deep within the heart of the Tongass National Forest lies Heckman Lake Cabin, a secluded year-round retreat where the modern world fades away. Here, towering old-growth Sitka spruce and hemlock trees stand as silent sentinels, creating a sanctuary of solitude that beckons outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're casting a line into the pristine waters, exploring forest trails, or simply watching for wildlife from the cabin's doorstep, this remote hideaway promises an authentic Alaskan wilderness experience.

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Deep in Alaska's pristine Inside Passage, Jordan Lake Cabin awaits those seeking an authentic wilderness escape. This remote year-round sanctuary can only be reached by floatplane or boat, rewarding adventurous souls with unparalleled solitude and natural beauty. Here, the modern world fades away as you immerse yourself in the raw magnificence of Southeast Alaska's temperate rainforest, where days unfold at nature's pace and the only sounds are wildlife calls echoing across the water.

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Deep in the Alaskan wilderness, where silence is broken only by the splash of fish and the call of eagles, Patching Lake Cabin awaits adventurous souls willing to trade modern conveniences for raw natural beauty. This remote sanctuary, accessible exclusively by float plane, strips away the digital world—no electricity hums through its walls, no cell towers pierce the horizon. Here, lantern light and wood smoke become your evening companions, while the vast wilderness serves as your entertainment system.

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Nestled on the pristine west shore of Helm Bay, this charming 16-by-20 ft. pan-abode cabin offers an authentic Alaskan wilderness experience. The three-room retreat, sheltered behind Forss Island, welcomes adventurers with its rustic appeal and modern comforts including a cozy wood stove and covered deck perfect for morning coffee. Whether you arrive by float plane skimming the water's surface, paddle in by kayak, or motor up by boat, you'll find yourself immersed in a world where old-growth rainforests meet the sea. Days here unfold with the rhythm of the tides—cast for salmon, drop crab pots in the bay, or explore hidden coves by kayak as eagles soar overhead.

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Deep in the heart of Tongass National Forest, where the modern world fades into wilderness, Plenty Cutthroat Cabin awaits the adventurous soul. This secluded retreat on the shores of Orchard Lake offers an authentic back-to-nature experience, accessible only by the romantic journey of float plane or boat across pristine waters. Here, without the distractions of electricity, plumbing, or cell service, you'll discover the profound peace of primitive cabin living. Days unfold at nature's pace—casting lines for cutthroat trout at dawn, exploring hidden forest trails, or simply watching the mist rise from the lake as ancient trees stand sentinel around you.

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Escape to Blind Pass Cabin, where the rhythm of tides and the whisper of ancient forests become your daily soundtrack. Tucked away on remote Hassler Island in the heart of Alaska's legendary Tongass National Forest, this off-grid sanctuary invites adventurers to disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with pristine wilderness. Here, your days unfold with paddle strokes through glassy waters, the tug of salmon on your line, and magical encounters with eagles, seals, and bears going about their wild lives. This isn't just a cabin—it's your private gateway to one of Earth's last great temperate rainforests.

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Escape to the untouched wilderness of McDonald Lake Cabin, where the pristine waters of a remote Alaskan lake meet ancient rainforests teeming with life. This secluded retreat, accessible only by floatplane, promises an authentic backcountry experience surrounded by towering mountains, mirror-like waters, and the raw beauty of America's last frontier. Here, wilderness isn't just a backdrop—it's your closest neighbor.

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Tucked away on the pristine shores of Anchor Pass, this remote wilderness cabin beckons adventurers seeking an authentic Alaskan escape. As a cherished waypoint for intrepid travelers exploring Revillagigedo Island, the cabin serves as your gateway to world-class fishing waters, pristine kayaking routes, and prime hunting grounds. Here, self-sufficiency meets spectacular scenery—you'll need to arrange your own boat or floatplane access and pack in your supplies, but the rewards include unparalleled solitude and direct access to some of Southeast Alaska's most breathtaking wilderness.

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Tucked away in the untamed wilderness of Alaska's Cleveland Peninsula, Reflection Lake Cabin offers adventurers a true escape from civilization. This rustic log cabin, reachable only by the splash of a float plane landing or the gentle approach of a boat, serves as your gateway to pristine solitude. With comfortable accommodations for up to six guests, this remote retreat invites you to disconnect from the modern world and immerse yourself in Alaska's raw beauty.

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3031 TONGASS AVE.

PO BOX 500, CRAIG, AK 99921, USA

PO BOX 19001, THORNE BAY, AK 99919, USA

9883 N Tongass Hwy, Ketchikan, Alaska, 99901, United States

9883 N Tongass Hwy, Ketchikan, Alaska, 99901, United States

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PO BOX 1328, Petersburg, AK 99833, USA

Nestled in a secluded cove along the dramatic shores of Thomas Bay, Spurt Cove Cabin offers adventurers an authentic Alaskan wilderness retreat. This rustic haven, accessible only by boat or float plane, provides the perfect launching point for unforgettable explorations through one of Southeast Alaska's most captivating landscapes. Inside, you'll find comfortable wooden bunks awaiting tired explorers, a sturdy table for sharing stories and meals, and both oil heating and a traditional wood stove to ward off the coastal chill. Basic amenities include benches for gear storage and an outdoor pit toilet, keeping you connected to the raw beauty of your surroundings.

3700 Airport Way, Fairbanks, Alaska, 99709, United States

Escape to Birch Lake SRS, where lily pads dance across pristine waters and ancient forests whisper secrets through wetland groves. This hidden gem seamlessly blends adventure with accessibility, welcoming all outdoor enthusiasts to experience its natural splendor. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, carving through crystal waters on a jet ski, or drilling through winter ice for the catch of the day, Birch Lake transforms every season into an unforgettable outdoor story.

SARKAR LAKE CABIN, P.O. BOX 19001, THORNE BAY, AK 99919, USA

Nestled in the Alaskan wilderness, Sarkar Lake Cabin beckons adventurers seeking an authentic backcountry experience. This charming 12x12 foot pre-cut cedar log cabin serves as your gateway to pristine fishing waters, peaceful paddling adventures, and remarkable wildlife encounters. Inside, you'll find rustic comfort with wooden bunkbeds accommodating up to six guests, a sturdy table and benches for evening card games, and a warming wood stove to chase away the chill. The primitive amenities, including an outdoor toilet, ensure you stay connected to the raw beauty of the wilderness while having a dry shelter overhead.

PO Box 1328, Petersburg, AK, 99833, USA

Escape to the untamed wilderness of southeast Alaska at Kadake Bay Cabin, where solitude meets spectacular scenery on the remote shores of Kuiu Island. This thoughtfully modified hunter-style retreat welcomes up to six adventurers seeking an authentic Alaskan experience far from the crowds. Here, your days unfold with world-class fishing expeditions, wildlife encounters with the island's diverse inhabitants, and endless opportunities for boating through pristine waters. Whether you're casting a line for salmon, scanning the shoreline for black bears, or simply soaking in the profound silence of this wild corner of the world, Kadake Bay offers an unforgettable basecamp for your Alaskan adventure.

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Welcome to Nemo Campsites, your gateway to the untamed wilderness of Wrangell Island. This vibrant campground buzzes with the energy of adventurers gathering to share stories and plan their next day's exploration. As the sun sets through the towering trees, join fellow campers for engaging evening programs that bring the forest's secrets to life. While you'll find clean restrooms to meet your needs, remember to bring your own water supply – a small trade-off for the authentic wilderness experience that awaits. Here, beneath ancient canopies, you'll discover the true meaning of communal camping where strangers become friends over shared campfire tales.

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Nestled on the pristine shores of Wrangell Island, this thoughtfully designed single-occupancy campsite offers an intimate wilderness experience with full accessibility features. Here, solitude meets convenience as you immerse yourself in the untamed beauty of Southeast Alaska, where every amenity has been crafted to ensure all visitors can embrace the magic of the Tongass.

Chugach National Forest

Seward Ranger District, 33599 Ranger Station Spur, SEWARD, AK, 99664, USA

Nestled where crystal-clear Quartz Creek meets the stunning Kenai Lake, this 46-site campground in Cooper Landing offers adventurers a perfect basecamp for exploring Alaska's untamed wilderness. Whether you're pitching a tent under towering spruce trees or parking your RV with views of emerald waters, Quartz Creek Campground places you at the heart of some of Alaska's most spectacular outdoor recreation. From your campsite, you'll wake to the sound of rushing water and fall asleep under the endless summer twilight that makes Alaskan camping truly magical.

Wrangell Island, off Forest Road 6265 and 50050

Nestled along the peaceful banks of Salamander Creek, Lower Salamander Creek Campground offers an intimate retreat into Alaska's wilderness. Three thoughtfully placed covered picnic shelters provide comfortable gathering spots, each equipped with sturdy picnic tables and fire rings for evening campfires. The crown jewel of this hidden gem is a pristine sandy beach that beckons just steps from the shelter nearest to the creek. When water levels rise with seasonal flows, the creek transforms into a refreshing swimming hole where adventurous souls can take a dip in the crystal-clear waters of the Tongass.

PO BOX 1328, PETERSBURG, AK, 99833, USA

Perched high above the wilderness of Mitkof Island, Ravens Roost Cabin beckons adventurers seeking an authentic Alaskan escape. This remote mountain sanctuary transforms with the seasons—from a winter wonderland perfect for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing through pristine powder, to a summer paradise where wild berries dot the landscape and panoramic vistas stretch endlessly across Wrangell Narrows and neighboring Kupreanof Island. Here, solitude meets spectacle as visitors immerse themselves in southeast Alaska's untamed beauty.