The best beach camping near Big Lake

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Looking for beach camping in Big Lake? You’ll find over 330 spots here, all geared for sand, sun, and lakeside views. Most places average around $75 a night, with some starting right at that number. Showers are common, pets are usually welcome, and campfires are allowed at many sites. Hikers, wildlife-watchers, and anglers make good use of the local trails and shoreline. If you want a spot with a bit of history and a waterfront feel, check out Historic Wharfsite at Sunrise AK (1 review). Locals know that dawn here brings mist over the water and the sound of loons. Book early if you want prime lake access or close proximity to the main hiking trails. Bring layers—the weather can shift quickly, even in summer.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Big Lake

1. Camp DeVo

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9.6mi from Big Lake · 1 site · Tent, RV
This camp is your own private, secluded 6-acre getaway on the Little Susitna River, featuring over 800 feet of river frontage. Pull in, shut and lock the gate, and enjoy a peaceful slice of Alaskan paradise all to yourself—no neighbors, just pure privacy and nature. Amenities include: • Fire pit with firewood provided • Covered gazebo • Tables, benches, and a kitchen table • Private outhouse (please bring your own toilet paper) • Private boat launch • ATV/walking trails throughout the property (Please don't ride off trail. This is for cruising around only and not meant to be ridden hard and torn up.) • Horseshoe pit • Plenty of parking and camping areas for tents, RVs, or trailers Good to Know: You may occasionally see floaters passing by on the Little Su — it’s a popular float route. If you're planning to float yourself, you can drop off an extra vehicle at the Parks Highway bridge where it crosses the Little Susitna River near the confluence. Nearby Lakes - • Bear Paw Lake (1 mile away) is non-motorized and perfect for paddle boards, kayaks, or relaxing on a raft. • Prator Lake (2 miles away) is motorized and great for smaller boats or jet skis. Please Note: There are no trash cans on site—please pack out everything you bring in and leave the space clean for the next guest to enjoy. 🐾 Pet Policy Dogs are welcome, but please clean up after your pets and pack out their waste. Help us keep Camp DeVo clean, safe, and enjoyable for the next guests.
Pets
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$115
 / night

Looking for beach camping in Big Lake? You’ll find over 330 spots here, all geared for sand, sun, and lakeside views. Most places average around $75 a night, with some starting right at that number. Showers are common, pets are usually welcome, and campfires are allowed at many sites. Hikers, wildlife-watchers, and anglers make good use of the local trails and shoreline. If you want a spot with a bit of history and a waterfront feel, check out Historic Wharfsite at Sunrise AK (1 review). Locals know that dawn here brings mist over the water and the sound of loons. Book early if you want prime lake access or close proximity to the main hiking trails. Bring layers—the weather can shift quickly, even in summer.

100% (7)

Top-rated campgrounds near Big Lake

1. Camp DeVo

100%
(11)
9.6mi from Big Lake · 1 site · Tent, RV
This camp is your own private, secluded 6-acre getaway on the Little Susitna River, featuring over 800 feet of river frontage. Pull in, shut and lock the gate, and enjoy a peaceful slice of Alaskan paradise all to yourself—no neighbors, just pure privacy and nature. Amenities include: • Fire pit with firewood provided • Covered gazebo • Tables, benches, and a kitchen table • Private outhouse (please bring your own toilet paper) • Private boat launch • ATV/walking trails throughout the property (Please don't ride off trail. This is for cruising around only and not meant to be ridden hard and torn up.) • Horseshoe pit • Plenty of parking and camping areas for tents, RVs, or trailers Good to Know: You may occasionally see floaters passing by on the Little Su — it’s a popular float route. If you're planning to float yourself, you can drop off an extra vehicle at the Parks Highway bridge where it crosses the Little Susitna River near the confluence. Nearby Lakes - • Bear Paw Lake (1 mile away) is non-motorized and perfect for paddle boards, kayaks, or relaxing on a raft. • Prator Lake (2 miles away) is motorized and great for smaller boats or jet skis. Please Note: There are no trash cans on site—please pack out everything you bring in and leave the space clean for the next guest to enjoy. 🐾 Pet Policy Dogs are welcome, but please clean up after your pets and pack out their waste. Help us keep Camp DeVo clean, safe, and enjoyable for the next guests.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$115
 / night

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