RV camping near Juneau

If you're seeking an outdoor RV adventure, you won't have to look far in Juneau. Set amid one of the largest wilderness areas in the US, Alaska's state capital has dazzling glaciers and cascading waterfalls, old-growth rainforest trails, and endless opportunities to spot grizzly bears, bald eagles, and whales. Drive your RV over to the Mendenhall Campground in Tongass National Forest to hike Mendenhall Glacier or kayak around Mendenhall Lake, camp by rocky beaches and salmon-filled streams in Point Bridget State Park, or park up at Eagle Beach State Recreation Area, where the coastal campsites are ideally situated for beachcombing and bird-watching. Looking to escape the crowds? Choose one of many dispersed RV camping spots in Tongass. Or, if you prefer to keep a few home comforts, a handful of RV parks sit around Juneau with full hookups, pull-through sites, and plenty of space for big rigs.