Guide to campgrounds and RV Parks in Seward Alaska.
Updated on July 20, 2013
Camping in Seward is both magnificent and affordable, placing this seaside destination very high on our list of places to visit during your travels through Alaska. Seward Campgrounds is our attempt to bring to you the large variety of choices in camping styles you will find in and around the town of Seward.
Lining up at the pull-out along Exit Glacier Road before trying out the sled dog rides from Iditirod Musher Mitch Seavey Ididaride. http://www.ididaride.com.
One of the first things you will note upon entering Seward is that your options for camping are diverse and numerous. there is the waterfront campgrounds offered by the city, tent campgrounds, rv parks, roadside parking and much much more. Few towns in Alaska can compete with the diversity of camping opportunities found in Seward AK. Let's take a moment to discuss the choices you're about to be presented with so get a cold drink and put your feet up as we walk you through the campgrounds of Seward Alaska.
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few notes about the campgrounds in Seward operated by the city of Seward. The city has passed
an ordinance prohibiting the consumption of alcohol in public places including campgrounds.
While this ordinance may seem pretty strict once you see how enjoyable this town is for the
entire family we believe you too will be happy to spend time in the parks and campgrounds of
Seward Alaska.
Spring Creek Campground - City of Seward — A primitive camping area located 5 miles down Nash Road offering an excellent panoramic view of the City of Seward located across the bay from Spring Creek Campground.
Forest Acres Campground - City of Seward — located 2 miles north of town just off the Seward Highway on Hemlock Street just in front of the Army's Seward Military Resort.
Stoney Creek RV Park - Seward, AK. — All sites have water, sewer, electric, cable TV, phone and shuttle bus provides transportation to and from downtown Seward.
Bear Creek RV Park - Seward, AK. — 33508 Lincoln St, Seward, AK - ½ mile up Bear Lake Road from the Seward Highway at milepost 6.6 northbound from Seward.
Things to see and do in Seward Alaska!
Campgrounds on the Seward Highway
