About this campground
Dyea Campground in Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park near Skagway Alaska provides 22 primitive tent and RV camping sites in a wooded setting near the ruins of the namesake town. Managed by the National Park the campground provides pit toilets, fire rings, picnic tables, and garbage receptacles are provided.
What campers say
Small, scenic campground on Dyea Road near Skagway, set beside the river and tidal flats with easy access to the Chilkoot Trail and historic Dyea townsite. Sites are quiet, well maintained, and include picnic tables, fire rings and tidy vault toilets; a friendly campground host is often present. There are no hookups and no reliable potable water (boil or bring your own), and the access road is narrow and rough in places. Donations or a small fee are customary; wildlife is common in the area so store food securely.
Our summary of 34 traveler reviews.
Amenities
Sites
- Back-In
Setting
- Mountains
- Forest
- River
More
- .GOV
- .RECREATION
- Bathrooms
- Biking
- Campfire
- Desolate
- Dirt
- Family Friendly
- Firepits
- First Come First Served
- Hiking
- Historic
- Mountain Biking
- National Park
- Park
- Pets
- Primitive
- Public Park
- Public Parking
- Pull-In
- Remote
- Scenic
- Shade
- Stream
- Tents
- Tourist
- Trails
- Trees
- Walking Trail
- Wildlife
34 reviews
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Location
- Address
- Dyea Road, Skagway, AK 99840
- GPS
- 59.5060° N, 135.3464° W
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