The best dog-friendly camping near Big Lake

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Bring your pets and camp in Big Lake, where over 460 pet-friendly campsites let you explore Alaska’s wild side without leaving your furry friends behind. You’ll spot campsites tucked beside creeks, nestled in spruce forests, and within reach of trails known for wildlife-watching, snow sports, and long hikes. Average rates hit $50 a night, but you can snag a spot for as low as $12 if you move fast. Showers, campfires, and open pet policies come standard at many sites. For local favorites, check out Hideaway Camp (Single Camp Spot!) (16 reviews), Creekside Campground (15 reviews), and Jim Creek Blank Land (13 reviews). Locals know these spots for easy access, quiet nights, and plenty of room to roam with your dog.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Big Lake

Bring your pets and camp in Big Lake, where over 460 pet-friendly campsites let you explore Alaska’s wild side without leaving your furry friends behind. You’ll spot campsites tucked beside creeks, nestled in spruce forests, and within reach of trails known for wildlife-watching, snow sports, and long hikes. Average rates hit $50 a night, but you can snag a spot for as low as $12 if you move fast. Showers, campfires, and open pet policies come standard at many sites. For local favorites, check out Hideaway Camp (Single Camp Spot!) (16 reviews), Creekside Campground (15 reviews), and Jim Creek Blank Land (13 reviews). Locals know these spots for easy access, quiet nights, and plenty of room to roam with your dog.

97% (120) 71 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Big Lake

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