- Magoun Islands State Marine Park
The best camping in Magoun Islands State Marine Park, AK
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The best camping in Magoun Islands State Marine Park, AK
Magoun Islands Campground
1. Magoun Islands Campground
1 site · In Magoun Islands State Marine Park
The Dacha
2. The Dacha
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28mi from Magoun Islands State Marine Park · 1 site · Lodging
Remote 350 square foot cabin with Jotul woodstove and loft, with a review of Warm Springs Bay.
The cabin is a quarter mile from the forest warm springs, and 100 yards down the boardwalk from the baths. Fully equipped with bathroom and cold water, a kayak, fishing rods, a generator and solar. There is a covered deck we use as a kitchen. Please be advised: access only by hiking, floatplane, or boat. Propane lights give heat and illumination. Great fishing for salmon in bay and cutthroat in lake. This is about as remote as it gets! There are no stores, no gas, and brown bears are a concern. Welcome to the most beautiful place on earth.
Pets
Toilets
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$75
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Sitka Sportsmans Association RV Park
3. Sitka Sportsmans Association RV Park
12mi from Magoun Islands State Marine Park · 1 site
Discover the unique charm of the Sitka Sportsman's Association RV Park, nestled in the stunning Sitka-By-The-Sea. This exceptional campground is conveniently situated just steps away from the Alaska Marine Highway Sitka Ferry Terminal and a mere 7 miles from the vibrant downtown area of Sitka, making it an ideal base for your Alaskan adventure.
Our RV Park features two heated bathrooms equipped with handicap-accessible showers, ensuring comfort for all guests. While cellphone and internet service can be inconsistent in the area, we provide a local line for emergency use. Please note that internet access is available only from May 15 to September 15 and may be affected by power fluctuations. To secure your spot, we highly recommend making a reservation prior to your arrival.
Relax and unwind at our waterfront RV Park, where you can enjoy essential amenities such as restrooms, hot showers, and a laundry room. With the Alaska Marine Highway Ferry Terminal located less than 500 yards away, you’ll have easy access to explore the breathtaking natural beauty and outdoor activities that Sitka has to offer. Whether you're looking to hike, fish, or simply soak in the serene surroundings, our RV Park is the perfect place to start your journey in Alaska.
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The Dacha
The Dacha
100%
(4)
28mi from Magoun Islands State Marine Park · 1 site · Lodging
Remote 350 square foot cabin with Jotul woodstove and loft, with a review of Warm Springs Bay.
The cabin is a quarter mile from the forest warm springs, and 100 yards down the boardwalk from the baths. Fully equipped with bathroom and cold water, a kayak, fishing rods, a generator and solar. There is a covered deck we use as a kitchen. Please be advised: access only by hiking, floatplane, or boat. Propane lights give heat and illumination. Great fishing for salmon in bay and cutthroat in lake. This is about as remote as it gets! There are no stores, no gas, and brown bears are a concern. Welcome to the most beautiful place on earth.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$75
/ night
Sitka Sportsmans Association RV Park
Sitka Sportsmans Association RV Park
12mi from Magoun Islands State Marine Park · 1 site
Discover the unique charm of the Sitka Sportsman's Association RV Park, nestled in the stunning Sitka-By-The-Sea. This exceptional campground is conveniently situated just steps away from the Alaska Marine Highway Sitka Ferry Terminal and a mere 7 miles from the vibrant downtown area of Sitka, making it an ideal base for your Alaskan adventure.
Our RV Park features two heated bathrooms equipped with handicap-accessible showers, ensuring comfort for all guests. While cellphone and internet service can be inconsistent in the area, we provide a local line for emergency use. Please note that internet access is available only from May 15 to September 15 and may be affected by power fluctuations. To secure your spot, we highly recommend making a reservation prior to your arrival.
Relax and unwind at our waterfront RV Park, where you can enjoy essential amenities such as restrooms, hot showers, and a laundry room. With the Alaska Marine Highway Ferry Terminal located less than 500 yards away, you’ll have easy access to explore the breathtaking natural beauty and outdoor activities that Sitka has to offer. Whether you're looking to hike, fish, or simply soak in the serene surroundings, our RV Park is the perfect place to start your journey in Alaska.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Emma
September 2025
With pets
Baranof warm springs is a treat. It’s a special little boardwalk escape. The falls are loud and powerful. The natural springs are stunning and all the visitors we interacted with were lovely. We want to come back again. The cabin was the perfect little spot to relax, read a book, have coffee and enjoy.
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Richard
August 2025
With pets
Tough to give the description as needed without pictures and the feel of a fresh warm breeze coupled with the constant sound of one of the most impressive water falls in SE AK.. The cabin is small but efficient. Easily accessible from the float dock. The hot springs surpassed our expectations and were the best we have experienced in SE and we have enjoyed most all of them!
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Amy
August 2025
2 nights at The Dacha
Brendan’s place is absolutely wonderful. I loved being able to walk to the springs then come back to the cabin and start a cozy fire on the wood stove. I felt very much at peace and at home here. He has a great little selection of books in the cabin, and a nice spot on the deck that overlooks the harbor. I didn’t want to leave and hope to be back again. Thank you Brendan!
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Amy
July 2025
3 nights at The Dacha
I absolutely loved it here! Thank you Brendan for listing your cabin on hipcamp. The Dasha cabin is in a perfect location for a visit to the springs - you can easily walk to the tubs or springs from the connected boardwalk. I really enjoyed soaking in the tub then coming “home” to a warm fire. The cabin smelled like cedar, something that brings a smile to my face. The outdoor deck was perfect for watching the sunset, or coffee in the morning. I enjoyed reading his books, especially the Alaska Bird book, apparently I’m a plover sandpiper that “runs short distances then stops” at least that’s the page I opened up to. Really peaceful gem of a cabin. I highly recommend!
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Overview
About
If you wanna get lost from the real world and found by Mother Nature, Magoun Islands State Marine Park is the place to do it! Completely undeveloped, the islands are a backcountry-lover's dream. There are unspoiled views, sheltered bays for camping, and top-notch beach combing. Start up your campfire and cast a line til sunset or enjoy a dip in the water. Kayakers also famously love this spot, to which you can arrive in style by boat or plane for a backwoods adventure in the heart of real Alaskan wilderness.
When to go
The ideal time to visit Magoun Islands State Marine Park is during the summer months, when the weather is warm and the days are long. However, be mindful of the peak season crowds. Off-season visits can offer a more secluded experience, though some services may be limited. Always check for seasonal closures before planning your trip.
Know before you go
- Ensure you have the necessary permits and are aware of any park regulations before your visit.
- Prepare for the weather; bring layers and waterproof gear to adapt to changing conditions.
- Check the park's official website for updates on trail closures and safety advisories.
- Be wildlife aware; carry bear spray and know how to store food safely.
- While exploring, maintain respect for the natural environment and leave no trace.
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