Eagles Nest Campground - Ketchikan, AK

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Eagles Nest Campground


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This campground is currently the only fully developed and maintained Forest Service Campground on the island. There are eleven camp units in a heavily forested setting of spruce, hemlock, and cedar. There is a boardwalk trail which parallels the lake for approximately 1800 feet offering a scenic view of the Thorne Mountains and the surrounding foothills. A canoe launch allows those with their own canoes to explore Ball's Lake.

Facilities: Restrooms and drinking water are provided. Other supplies can be found at Thorne Bay.

Reservations: Reservations must be made at least 5 days in advance.

Best Time To Visit: Normal services are available from early May through September.

Fees: Day usage is free, but an overnight camping charge will apply.

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: Back-ins are narrow and perpendicular to campground road. Backing large RVs could be difficult.

Directions: This campground is located off State Highway 43, 18 miles west of Thorne Bay and 2 miles east of the Control Lake Junction on the shore of Ball's Lake.

Address

Tongass National Forest-Ketchikan Area-Federal Building

648 Mission

Ketchikan, Alaska 99835

Phone
General: (907) 225-3101

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