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Exit Glacier CampgroundThe only established campground in the park can be found at Exit Glacier.
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Camping, Kenai Fjords National Park
Explore Camping in Kenai Fjords National Park with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Camping Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Camping guide to compare the stops that belong together in Kenai Fjords National Park, then decide which ones deserve map time or a saved trip stop.
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Bear CoveA popular spot in Aialik Bay for kayak tours, with two camping areas and a good pick-up beach.
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Coleman Bay AreaHome to a ranger station, campsite, and boat mooring, Coleman Bay is an attractive stop in Aialik Bay.
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Northwestern GlacierAt the very end of Harris Bay, this tidewater glacier has a small beach nearby that serves as a common landing spot for paddlers.
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Northwestern LagoonA privately owned cove that can be used for camping with a special permit.
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Quicksand CoveGood campsites, reliable freshwater, and plenty of wildlife make Quicksand Cove a great stop on a paddle trip.
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Southwestern GlacierThis small beach in the Northwestern Fjord of Aialik Bay has campsites, but beware of chilly glacial winds.
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Sunlight Glacier BeachSunlight Glacier Beach is long and flat, and has campsites and a short hiking trail.
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Verdant CoveVerdant Cove offers great paddling, but camping is only permitted on the cove's southeastern shore.
