Overview
Eagle Campground sits northwest of Eagle townsite along the Yukon River, offering 18 wooded sites in Alaska’s Interior near the Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve. Managed by Alaska State Parks, it’s surrounded by spruce with river access, featuring vault toilets and fire rings for a quiet stay. This campground is a scenic base for campers looking to fish for salmon, hike the surrounding wilderness, or explore Eagle’s historic gold-rush past, with the town just minutes away.
Location & Access
- Location: Northwest of Eagle, Alaska, near the Yukon River.
- Access: Reachable via a short turnoff from the paved road near Eagle; it’s about a 6-hour drive northeast from Fairbanks via the Taylor Highway, or accessible by air.
- Seasonal Accessibility: Open May through September, depending on road conditions.
Campsite Details
- Number of Sites: 18 sites, suitable for tents and RVs.
Amenities & Facilities
- Restrooms: Vault toilets available.
- Water: Drinking water provided on-site.
- Additional Amenities: Each site includes a fire ring; some sites are wheelchair-accessible.
Activities & Nearby Attractions
- On-Site Activities: Fish for salmon or grayling in the Yukon River, hike nearby trails, or enjoy a campfire with river views.
- Nearby Attractions: Eagle offers the Eagle Historical Society Museum and Yukon River tours; Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve provides wilderness exploration.
