Anchor River Campground

Anchor River Campground


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The Anchor River Campground contains 116 individual camping sites close to the Anchor River and Cook Inlet. Across Cook Inlet from Anchor Point three of seven volcanoes bordering the inlet can be seen. To the south, Mount Augustine, then Mount Iliamna, and Mount Redoubt to the north.

The Anchor River supports runs of king, silver, and pink salmon, as well as Dolly Varden and steelhead. The Cook Inlet support halibut and other salt water fish.

The wildlife and scenery of the Anchor River State Recreation Area make it a popular stopping point for many campers.

Facilities: There are 116 individual campsites inside the Anchor River Campgrounds. Restrooms, drinking water, and picnic areas are provided.

Reservations: No reservations are accepted.

Best Time To Visit: Open year round, but staffed only from May-September.

Fees: An entry fee is charged.

Accessibility: A number of individual campsites are accessible. Drinking water and restrooms are also accessible.

Rules: There are a variety of rules that apply when visiting any of the Alaska State Recreation Areas. Please contact the state park for more detailed information.

Directions: The park is located near Anchor Point at mile marker 157 along the Sterling Highway.

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Anchor River Campground

Anchor River State Recreation Area

Address

Alaska State Parks-Kenai Area Office

PO Box 1247

Soldotna, Alaska 99669

Phone
General: (907) 262-5581

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