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Ninilchik State Recreation Area
The Ninilchik State Recreation Area is the place to be for excellent salmon and halibut fishing. Ninilchik Beach is also a popular beach for digging for razor clams at low tide. And, the clamming beds are right next to a campground. You’ll also find developed campsites at mile 134.5 on the Sterling Highway. This spot sees moose occasionally, and there are tons of lovely wildflowers. It’s hardly your only camping option, though. Ninilchik View is another lovely campground, and it’s situated on a bluff that stands guard over the beach. While you’re here, think about popping by Ninilchik and it’s historical village and Russian Orthodox Church. Oh, and if all of that isn’t enough…two active volcanoes, Mt. Iliamna and Mt. Redoubt, can be clearly seen. Not too shabby!
The Ninilchik State Recreation Area is the place to be for excellent salmon and halibut fishing. Ninilchik Beach is also a popular beach for digging for razor clams at low tide. And, the clamming beds are right next to a campground. You’ll also find developed campsites at mile 134.5 on the Sterling Highway. This spot sees moose occasionally, and there are tons of lovely wildflowers. It’s hardly your only camping option, though. Ninilchik View is another lovely campground, and it’s situated on a bluff that stands guard over the beach. While you’re here, think about popping by Ninilchik and it’s historical village and Russian Orthodox Church. Oh, and if all of that isn’t enough…two active volcanoes, Mt. Iliamna and Mt. Redoubt, can be clearly seen. Not too shabby!
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3 campgrounds in Ninilchik State Recreation Area
Searching for a campground your mom would approve of? Mid-sized Ninilchik River Campground provides all the thrill and adventure experienced outdoor-lovers crave. But with a picnic shelter, developed sites, and trail access to a nearby river, its civilized, rustic charm will win over the discerning among us, too. Hikers and anglers, prepare to be Read more...
Visitors to Ninilchik Scenic Overlook can bask in the sun, wave to passing eagles, and check out the view. Made up of a small collection of sites by the beautiful Ninilchik River, this destination is a peaceful, remote option for those looking to fish or take in the wildlife and surrounding landscape. As it’s fully equipped for picnicking, there’s Read more...
Camping atop a bluff is already a pretty sweet deal, and Ninilchik View Campground throws a beach into the mix for good measure. Take in Mt. Iliamna, Mt. Redoubt, and Cook Inlet from your perch up on high. Head down an easy-access stairway to relax in the sun or score fish and clams for dinner. Squirrels, magpies, and eagles populate the local for Read more...
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