Polk Camp

Polk Camp offers a truly unique lodging experience nestled within the lush landscapes of the Tongass National Forest. Formerly an administration site for the Craig Ranger District, this historic three-bedroom cabin provides a rustic getaway in the heart of Polk Inlet. Surrounded by the rugged beauty of Prince of Wales Island, the location is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the quiet, natural splendor of southeastern Alaska.

The site is situated at a low elevation of 22 feet, providing accessible terrain for outdoor enthusiasts. While the cabin serves as the primary accommodation, the surrounding area is a gateway to wilderness exploration, offering direct access to local hiking trails and excellent fishing opportunities. Whether you arrive by vehicle, boat, or floatplane, the camp serves as an ideal base for experiencing the coastal environment.

This federal site is best suited for travelers seeking a rustic, self-sufficient experience in a remote setting. Because the facility offers limited amenities and no utility hookups, it is perfect for adventurous families or groups who appreciate the simplicity of cabin living. With year-round availability, Polk Camp is an excellent choice for anyone looking to enjoy the solitude and natural wonders of the Alaskan wilderness.