Copper River Delta

Nestled between the expansive Copper River Delta and the rugged southeastern edge of Prince William Sound, this USFS-managed campground offers an unparalleled gateway to one of Alaska's most pristine landscapes. The area is a haven for nature enthusiasts, particularly during the world-famous Copper River Delta Bird Festival, where millions of migratory birds pass through the region. Surrounded by 2.3 million acres of wilderness, the setting provides a raw, authentic Alaskan experience defined by commercial fishing heritage and untouched coastal beauty.

The campground serves as an ideal base for outdoor exploration, offering direct fishing access and numerous hiking trails that wind through the diverse terrain. Visitors can choose between traditional tent camping or renting a cabin for a more sheltered stay. Please note that this is a primitive site with no utility hookups available, making it best suited for self-sufficient adventurers who enjoy a moderate level of rustic living.

Whether you are an avid birdwatcher, a passionate angler, or simply looking to immerse yourself in the vast silence of the Delta, this site provides a unique connection to the wild. It remains open year-round for those prepared for the changing Alaskan seasons, offering a quiet escape into the heart of Prince William Sound.