Bird Creek Campground
(Chugach/Anchorage Region)
The Bird Creek Campground and its immediate vicinity located south of the Seward Highway and to the north of the Indian to Girdwood National Recreation Pathway is closed by Directors Order to the public as of 20 May, 2011.
Dangerous conditions exist due to the substantial stands of dead and dying spruce trees which may fall or unexpectedly snap off and drop without warning. To protect the health and safety of the public and implement management responsibilities, this area is being closed to the public until the hazard is abated.
Additionally, the Bird Creek Campground is scheduled for a rehabilitation project during the summer of 2012. The campground and its immediate vicinity will remain closed until completion of the rehabilitation project. It is anticipated that this closure will conclude about October 2012.
Park:
Bird Creek campground is located south of Anchorage at Bird Creek. The campground offers experiences ranging from fishing, hiking, whale watching, wildlife viewing, and spectacular sunsets.
All have wooded sites with fire rings and picnic tables, water and latrines. Campground hosts offer assistance and answer questions about the area. Firewood is often available near the host's site for a small fee.
|
Facilities:
- ADA Facility - Yes
- 495,204 Acres
- 28 Campsites ($15)
- 35' RV size limit
- Camping Limit - 7 nights
- Daily Parking Fee - ($5)
- Trails -
- Toilets -
- Water
- Picnic shelter
Activities:
- Fishing
- Camping
- Trails
- Biking
Address: 101.2 Seward Highway
Driving Directions: Southeast of Anchorage about 20 miles (Mile 101 Seward Highway) just east of Bird Creek Bridge.
|
