Kegan Creek Cabin

Kegan Creek Cabin offers a truly unique and remote lodging experience nestled on the scenic Prince of Wales Island in southeastern Alaska. Situated at an elevation of 168 feet, this Federal site managed by the USFS provides a rugged, authentic Alaskan backdrop for those looking to escape the crowds. The area is defined by its pristine coastal terrain, offering visitors immediate access to exceptional fishing, hiking trails, and endless opportunities for beachcombing and local wildlife viewing.

Because this is a remote wilderness location, visitors must be prepared for a self-sufficient trip. Access to the cabin is limited to boat or float plane travel at high tide, and guests are responsible for making their own transportation arrangements. While the site provides a rustic cabin shelter, it does not offer hookups, making it best suited for experienced outdoorsmen, adventurous families, or those seeking a quiet, off-the-grid retreat.

This year-round destination is a premier spot for anglers chasing salmon and those who enjoy the tranquility of the Alaskan backcountry. Whether you are looking to explore the surrounding trails or simply enjoy the quiet beauty of the creek, Kegan Creek Cabin serves as an ideal basecamp for your Southeast Alaska adventure.