Southeast Region
Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Site
Facilities
★ ADA Facility - Yes
★ 80 Acres
★ 32 Campsites (see fee page)
★ 35' RV size limit
★ Camping Limit - 15 days
★ Latrines - ♿
★ Water
★ Historical features - ♿
★ Picnic Shelter
★ Boat Launch (see fee page)
Useful Information
Activities
★ Boating
★ Camping
★ Canoe/Kayaking
★ Day use
★ Fishing
★ Historical features
★ Wildlife viewing
ALL CAMPSITES ARE FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED, and cannot be reserved ahead of time. Once you locate an available campsite, you can pay the camping fees at the electronic fee station located within the campground.
Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Site is at the south end of Chilkoot Lake, near the outlet to the Chilkoot River. The campground sits amid a beautiful stand of Sitka spruce.
The park and surrounding area offers some of the best salmon fishing in Southeast Alaska, with four salmon runs, starting in mid-June and ending in mid-October. Because of the salmon spawning in the river and at this end of the lake, this area is also a bear highway. Bears frequent the river to feast on the salmon. Please learn proper bear/human etiquette, this protects both you and the bears.
Address:
10 Mile Lutak Road
Driving Directions:
Take Lutak Road five miles past ferry terminal to Chilkoot River Road on left just before the Chilkoot River bridge.