Where To Stay In Valdez

Alli­son Point Access Site sits along Dayville Road near Valdez, offer­ing 45 water­front sites in Alaska’s Prince William Sound, just east of the Trans-Alas­ka Pipeline Ter­mi­nal. Man­aged by the U.S. Army MWR, it’s sur­round­ed by spruce with views of the sound and tanker traf­fic, fea­tur­ing flush toi­lets, drink­ing water, and a dock for fishing.

Valdez Glac­i­er Camp­ground, near Valdez in Prince William Sound, offers 108 sites along Valdez Glac­i­er Stream. Man­aged by U.S. Army MWR, it fea­tures show­ers, a dump sta­tion, and trail access. Sur­round­ed by spruce with glac­i­er and moun­tain views, it’s ide­al for hik­ing, fish­ing, and explor­ing Valdez’s coastal attrac­tions, with town ameni­ties min­utes away for a com­fort­able stay.

For 360-degree moun­tain views and end­less out­door adven­tures, head to Blue­ber­ry Lake, about 30 min­utes north of Valdez along the Richard­son High­way in Thomp­son Pass. Fish, kayak, pad­dle­board, hike, and bike. And come to stay: the area has 21 basic camp­sites. RVs under 30 feet are allowed.

The Best West­ern Valdez Har­bor Inn over­looks the Valdez boat har­bor on three sides.

The Lodge is open no mat­ter what time of the year you are vis­it­ing Valdez.

Only a 5 minute walk from the Alas­ka Marine High­way Fer­ry Ter­mi­nal in beau­ti­ful Valdez, and a leisure­ly 20 minute stroll to local cafes, restau­rants, and bars.

At the head of the Azure waters of the Prince William Sound, nes­tled beneath the Chugach Moun­tains is where you will find Moun­tain Sky Hotel & Suites.