Ketchikan rules as Alaska's Salmon Capital, where Creek Street's boardwalk hums with totem poles and fresh king salmon. Towering fjords in Misty Fiords National Monument beckon from every RV site. Pick from 25 parks in our directory to chase halibut charters and rainforest hikes right from camp.
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Ketchikan drips with Southeast Alaska charm. Salmon leap up ladders at Ketchikan Creek while cruise ships dock below. Wander Creek Street's creaky boardwalks, once brothels now gift shops. Carve time for Totem Heritage Center's authentic poles. Book a floatplane over Misty Fiords to spot black bears on granite cliffs. Hike Deer Mountain for panoramic views of Revillagigedo Island.
RV parks hug Tongass Highway and Ward Cove Road. Clover Pass Resort RV Park supplies WiFi and starts at $35 a night, ideal for remote workers chasing salmon runs. Signal Creek Campground fits big rigs for $9 to $10 nightly, drawing budget anglers near the creek. Last Chance Campground lures hikers with trails to Ward Lake, steps from quiet sites.
Ketchikan claims the Salmon Capital of the World title with epic runs at Ketchikan Creek ladders. Totem poles dominate Totem Bight State Park and the Totem Heritage Center. Creek Street delivers historic boardwalk vibes amid constant rain. Floatplane tours reveal Misty Fiords' glaciers and wildlife for unforgettable day trips from RV base camps.
Our directory features 25 RV parks around Ketchikan, spotlighting Clover Pass Resort RV Park, Signal Creek Campground, and Last Chance Campground. Clover Pass hugs Tongass Highway with WiFi amenities. Signal Creek nestles near creeks for big rig access, while Last Chance sits by Ward Lake trails.
Yes, Signal Creek Campground accommodates big rigs at $9 to $10 per night. It offers spacious sites in Tongass National Forest with creek views. Check our 25 parks for more pull-through options along Ward Cove Road, perfect for longer motorhomes exploring fjords.
