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Kenai Lake camping puts you right on the water, smack in the middle of Alaska’s mountains and spruce forests. You’ll find over 180 campsites here, with average nightly prices around $145 and spots as low as $20 if you’re quick. Campsites cluster along quiet bays and tucked-in forest clearings, many within steps of the lake. Swimming, hiking, and even horseback riding are all on the table. Most sites welcome pets, allow campfires, and have toilets on hand. Local favorites include Hideaway Camp (Single Camp Spot!) (13 reviews), Bear Necessities Cottages (5 reviews), and Float-n-Fish Campground (4 reviews). Bring your sense of adventure—the trails here don’t mess around.