The best camping near Oliver Inlet State Marine Park

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Oliver Inlet State Marine Park adventure.

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MIRAMAR ALASKA

2 sites · Tents1 acres · Juneau, AK

I bought this property in the middle of a pandemic to get away or society I found out these beautiful and amazing inspired to do things the society Cant offer me. If you want to experiment and get away and try to find yourself or just be yourself this is the e best place in the work. At night you can admire the stars.Learn more about this land:You can appreciate the best sunrise in this spot with from view to the Ocean. Through the summer this is the best spot to do different activities like Hiking, Exploring, Fishing, Meditation, Swimming, Kayaking. In the area is full with old building from the mining ⛏ just 15 minutes from the property is the Nevada mine and just cross to the property is the Nevada Creek.

The best camping near Oliver Inlet State Marine Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure at Oliver Inlet State Marine Park, where the wilderness beckons with promises of pristine fishing spots and scenic trails. Nestled on Admiralty Island, this park offers a unique opportunity to observe the world's largest concentration of nesting bald eagles. Venture into the heart of nature where brown bears roam, and the call of the wild is ever-present.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Oliver Inlet State Marine Park is during the summer and spring months, with average temperatures ranging from 55°F to 70°F. However, be prepared for high humidity and rainfall, and always pack for sudden weather changes.

Know before you go

Be bear aware: The park is home to a significant brown bear population, so educate yourself on safety precautions.
Check trail conditions: Before setting out, review the latest trail condition reports for safe and enjoyable hiking.
No ADA facilities: Plan accordingly as the park does not currently offer ADA-compliant facilities.
Boat or floatplane access: Remember, there's no road access to the park, so arrange for boat or floatplane transportation.
Prepare for the elements: With high rainfall, ensure you have waterproof gear to stay dry and comfortable.