Camp Run-A-Muck

Can you imagine camping at the edge of a near ghost town, bordered by sprawling wilderness and the enchanting allure of both Alaska and Canada? Camp Run-A-Muck in Hyder, Alaska, offers a rare blend of rugged simplicity, natural beauty, and convenient access to the extraordinary sights of this remote area—including the famous Fish Creek Wildlife Observation Site and the stunning Salmon Glacier, both within minutes of the campground. Its distinctive setting on the Alaska-British Columbia border makes it a gateway to unmatched wildlife experiences and breathtaking glacial scenery.

This campground provides a mix of partial hookup RV sites on an open gravel lot and primitive tent sites nestled in a woodland backdrop, catering to both convenience-seekers and purists. Guests can enjoy essential amenities like restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities, along with the charm of a peaceful, small-town Alaskan setting. The campground’s proximity to Fish Creek is a highlight—offering one of the area’s best bear-viewing opportunities during the salmon run, typically from mid-July to early September.

Located mere steps from Hyder’s tiny downtown and just a three-mile drive to Stewart, British Columbia, Camp Run-A-Muck is not only an excellent base for exploring local attractions but also a perfect spot for those seeking a quiet retreat without sacrificing access to adventure. Whether you’re stopping over on a scenic road trip or planning a magical weekend immersed in nature, this campground offers a quintessential Alaskan experience.