Birch Lake
State Recreation Site
(Fairbanks Region)
Park:
Birch Lake SRA is nestled between a lilypad covered lake and forested wetlands. Boat launch and courtesy dock with ADA Access. No long term docking, approximate 20 minute time limit.
Users should bring their own firewood, especially in winter for use in the cabin, since there is not much left to scavenge in the surrounding forest.
The lake is popular with fishers, jet skiers, and water skiers in the summer, and with snow machines and ice fishers in the winter. There is excellent fishing all year for stocked species: rainbow trout, king and silver salmon, grayling, and arctic char. Fishing during the open water months is best from a boat. Ice fishing huts are available for rent. Click here for more information on the Birch Lake Ice Huts.
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Facilities:
- ADA Facility - Yes
- 48 Acres
- 19 Campsites - ($10) -
- 5 walking campsites - ($10)
- 17 long parking spaces
- No RV size limit
- Camping Limit - 15 days
- Daily Parking Fee - ($5)
- Toilets -
- Water
- Picnic sites undeveloped
- Boat Launch - ($10)
- Cabins $35 Peak/$25 Non-peak
(Not available 05/15 to 9/15)
Activities:
- Camping
- Fishing
- Jet skiing
- Snow machine Trails
- Ice Fishing
- Picnicking
Address: 305.5 Richardson Highway
Driving Directions: 305.5 Richardson Highway to Birch Lake State Recreational Site sign. Park is at the end of the road
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