Kendesnii Campground

Kendesnii Campground offers a serene wilderness escape in the vast expanse of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. This free campground provides ten well-maintained sites with picnic tables and fire rings, nestled alongside a pristine lake with stunning mountain vistas. The campground's remote location and limited amenities create an authentic Alaskan backcountry experience, while still offering basic comforts like vault toilets.

Located at mile 28.2 of the Nabesna Road, Kendesnii Campground serves as an ideal base for exploring the northern reaches of America's largest national park. The surrounding area boasts opportunities for hiking, fishing for grayling, and observing diverse wildlife including waterfowl and larger mammals. A short trail leads to scenic Jack Lake, providing additional viewpoints of the rugged Wrangell Mountains.

The campground's first-come, first-served policy and year-round accessibility (weather permitting) make it a popular choice for spontaneous weekend adventures and extended wilderness retreats alike. Its position along the Nabesna Road offers a glimpse into the area's rich cultural heritage, with interpretive waysides sharing stories of the Ahtna people who have long called this land home.