Grindall Island
State Marine Park

(Ketchikan Region)

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Park:

Grindall Island Marine Park is a remote area only accessible by boat or plane. The park includes a public use cabin, a mooring buoy, and a variety of recreational opportunities. The Grindall Island area is known for its salmon and halibut fishing. There is a Sea Lion haul out just east of Grindall Island at Approach Rock.

The island and cabin site was homesteaded and operated as a fox farm between 1922 and 1950's. An unmaintained trail traverses the forest from the cabin site to a lake in the middle of the island. More history on Grindall Island.

Facilities:
  •  ADA Facility - No
  •  240 Acres
  •  Cabins (1) $35 Peak/$25 Non-Peak


Activities:
  •  Cabin
  •  Fishing
  •  Trails
  •  Whale watching/wildlife viewing


Address:

No road access

Driving Directions:

18 air miles from Ketchikan and 40 air miles from Craig.