Auk Village Campground

Auk Village Campground in Juneau, Alaska, offers an exceptional camping experience where old-growth forests meet the ocean's edge, combining serene natural beauty with abundant outdoor activities. Just 15 miles from downtown Juneau and 1.5 miles from the Alaska Ferry Terminal, this compact forest retreat boasts stunning views of Auke Bay and the Chilkat Range, making it a prime destination for nature enthusiasts seeking tranquility without straying far from modern conveniences.

This small campground features 11 well-maintained sites equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and bear-proof storage, suitable for both tent and smaller RV camping. Amenities include potable water, a central vault toilet, and easy access to oceanfront trails. While there are no RV hookups, showers, or dump stations, the peaceful ambiance and proximity to the Auk Recreation Area, with its picnic shelters, beach access, and wildlife viewing opportunities, more than compensate. The surrounding area provides plentiful recreational options, including kayaking, whale watching, cycling, and saltwater fishing. Visitors can expect encounters with bald eagles and possibly humpback whales, adding to the area's allure.

Located within the Tongass National Forest, Auk Village Campground offers an ideal base for a variety of stays—from quick stopovers to extended getaways. Whether exploring tide pools, hiking forested trails, or enjoying the views over Auke Bay, this campground seamlessly blends access to Alaska’s wild beauty with subtle comforts.