Where To Stay In Ketchikan
Wilderness Lodges View All
The Lodge at Whale Pass is a fully all-inclusive luxury adventure lodge tucked into Alaska’s remote Inside Passage, accessible by floatplane from Ketchikan. Guests enjoy gourmet meals, a full spa, and guided activities ranging from wildlife viewing and glacier trips to kayaking, hiking, and world-class fishing. The lodge’s 17 rooms and suites blend wilderness aesthetics with high-end comfort, making it ideal for couples, families, and corporate ...more
RV Parks & Campgrounds View All
Last Chance Campground, at Mile 2.2 of Revilla Road near Ketchikan, offers 20 sites for tents and small RVs in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest. Surrounded by old-growth spruce and hemlock near Ward Lake, it provides peaceful hiking and fishing opportunities. Managed by the U.S. Forest Service, it’s a convenient base close to Ketchikan’s ferry terminal for exploring Southeast Alaska’s wilderness.
Signal Creek Campground sits at Mile 1.3 of Revilla Road near Ward Lake, offering 23 double sites in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest, just outside Ketchikan. Managed by the U.S. Forest Service, it’s surrounded by old-growth spruce and hemlock with access to the lake and Ward Creek, featuring vault toilets, drinking water, and trailheads.
Settlers Cove State Recreation Site, at Mile 18 of North Tongass Highway near Ketchikan, offers 13 wooded campsites along Clover Passage. Surrounded by spruce and hemlock, it features two sandy beaches, vault toilets, picnic shelters, and a trail to a waterfall. Campers can swim, paddle, beachcomb, or take in coastal views, with Ketchikan’s attractions just a short drive away.
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Rustic style 12ft x 14ft Pan Abode cabin. Mainland near the northwest boundary of Misty Fiords National Monument Wilderness.
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12′ x 14′ cabin in Misty Fiords National Monument east of Ketchikan
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The only state public use cabin on the Ketchikan-area road system, this popular 12 x 16 cabin features one of the region’s few accessible sandy beaches. Hiking trails, salmon viewing, sports fishing, excellent kayaking and wildlife viewing all contribute to the cabin’s reputation as a remarkable base for recreation in a serene coastal rain forest setting.
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