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Kodiak Alaska Campgrounds
(and other Southwest Alaska locations)

Traveling though the Southwest region in your RV? You'll need some great places to stay, and that's not a problem when you consider the easy-to-find RV parks and campgrounds in the Kodiak Alaska region. There are more places that a person can count, but here are some of the best in the region:

Kodiak State Park System
Kodiak, AK
907-486-6339
All parks are $10-15 per night for RV sites, $5 for a sanitary dump station
Buskin River State Recreation Site
Fort Abercrombie State Historical Park
Pasagshak River State Recreational Site
Shuyak Island State Park
Afognak Island State Park
Woody Island State Recreational Site

Wood-Tikchik State Park
Dillingham, AK
907-842-2375
Call for information about lodging and pricing

Katmai National Park & Preserve
King Salmon, AK
907-246-3305
$10 per night camping fee

Aniakchak National Monument & Preserve
King Salmon, AK
907-246-3305
Call for information about pricing

Alagnak Wild River
King Salmon, AK
$10-15 per night camping fee

If you want a really exciting, unique lodging experience, you could also consider staying the night at the Lake Clark Bear Camp. You can't get to this site by RV - you'll need to park and take a 50-minute flight deep into the wilderness. You'll camp with a guide and only a few other visitors, and, with any luck, get to see some of the country's biggest bears with their cubs while you're visiting. This is a dangerous and exciting lodging option that will give you long-lasting, once-in-a-lifetime memories.

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Kodiak Alaska Campgrounds(and other Southwest Alaska locations)

Kodiak Alaska Campgrounds
(and other Southwest Alaska locations)