Best camping in Wickersham State Historic Site, AK 2025

Explore the historic charm of Wickersham State Historic Site.

The best camping in Wickersham State Historic Site, AK

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1. Glacier Nalu Campground Resort

9.8mi from Wickersham State Historic Site · 1 site · Juneau, AK

Discover the ultimate basecamp for adventure at Glacier Nalu, where you can immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Juneau, Alaska, while enjoying unique accommodations like Tiny Homes, RVs, Glamping, and Deluxe Tent sites—all just a stone's throw from the stunning Mendenhall Glacier. At Glacier Nalu, we are dedicated to showcasing the best of Alaska and sharing our passion for Juneau's rich local culture and natural wonders. Our centrally located office is always ready to assist you, ensuring you have everything you need for an unforgettable experience. We can't wait to welcome you and help you explore the incredible sights and activities that surround us. Our campground offers a variety of amenities to enhance your stay, including bike rentals for exploring the scenic trails, a Rainforest Wellness Spa for relaxation, and an Activity Yurt for group gatherings. Enjoy snacks and beverages on-site, or rent a sea kayak or paddleboard to experience the pristine waters. We also provide laundry and shower facilities, a DVD library and book exchange, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Plus, start your day right with free coffee and tea available for all our guests. Join us at Glacier Nalu and create lasting memories in the heart of Alaska's natural paradise!

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Glacier Nalu Campground Resort

9.8mi from Wickersham State Historic Site · 1 site · Juneau, AK

Discover the ultimate basecamp for adventure at Glacier Nalu, where you can immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Juneau, Alaska, while enjoying unique accommodations like Tiny Homes, RVs, Glamping, and Deluxe Tent sites—all just a stone's throw from the stunning Mendenhall Glacier. At Glacier Nalu, we are dedicated to showcasing the best of Alaska and sharing our passion for Juneau's rich local culture and natural wonders. Our centrally located office is always ready to assist you, ensuring you have everything you need for an unforgettable experience. We can't wait to welcome you and help you explore the incredible sights and activities that surround us. Our campground offers a variety of amenities to enhance your stay, including bike rentals for exploring the scenic trails, a Rainforest Wellness Spa for relaxation, and an Activity Yurt for group gatherings. Enjoy snacks and beverages on-site, or rent a sea kayak or paddleboard to experience the pristine waters. We also provide laundry and shower facilities, a DVD library and book exchange, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Plus, start your day right with free coffee and tea available for all our guests. Join us at Glacier Nalu and create lasting memories in the heart of Alaska's natural paradise!

The best camping in Wickersham State Historic Site, AK guide

Overview

About

Step into the past at Wickersham State Historic Site, where the legacy of Alaska's pioneer Judge James Wickersham awaits. This historic home, built in 1898, offers a glimpse into the territorial days of Alaska. Visitors can enjoy the Victorian architecture, absorb the rich history, and marvel at the scenic views from Juneau's 'Chicken Ridge.'

When to go

The best time to visit Wickersham State Historic Site is during the summer months, from mid-May to early September, when the weather is mild and the site is open for tours. Winter visits are less ideal due to harsh weather and seasonal closures.

Know before you go

Check the seasonal schedule as the site is closed during the off-season.
Accessibility is limited, so visitors with disabilities should plan accordingly.
No ADA facilities are available on the 0.5-acre property.
Historical and interpretive tours offer valuable insights into Alaska's heritage.
Remember to respect the historic nature of the site during your visit.

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