Tenakee Springs draws rugged souls to Chichagof Island's wild embrace, where natural hot springs steam amid ancient cedars. Park your RV at Sportsmen Cabin or Appleton Cove Mooring Buoy, then hike boardwalks to geothermal pools for ultimate soak sessions. Camp here for isolation that sharpens fishing in Tenakee Inlet and spotting whales from shore.
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Tenakee Springs hugs Tenakee Inlet on Chichagof Island's rugged east shore. Natural hot springs gush from the ground, inviting soaks in rustic pools reached by wooden boardwalks that snake through mossy forests. Kayakers paddle past sea otters, anglers hook salmon, and summer brings Springs Day with potlucks under the midnight sun.
Sportsmen Cabin welcomes pets and crackling campfires, perfect for families chasing coastal trails. Appleton Cove Mooring Buoy anchors boaters close to town, ideal for those blending RV life with sea adventures. These two spots launch you into roadless wilderness without sacrificing comfort.
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Tenakee Springs is known for natural hot springs and Chichagof Island seclusion. Boardwalks lead to free soaking pools amid cedars, drawing soakers year-round. Kayak Tenakee Inlet for otters, fish for king salmon, or celebrate Springs Day with community feasts in June.
Sportsmen Cabin and Appleton Cove Mooring Buoy list as the two RV parks near Tenakee Springs. Sportsmen Cabin sits pet-friendly with campfires allowed by the water. Appleton Cove Mooring Buoy provides buoy access for boaters venturing from Juneau ferries.
Yes, Sportsmen Cabin explicitly allows pets. It caters to dog owners with open policies alongside campfires by the inlet. Appleton Cove Mooring Buoy focuses more on boating, but check for pet rules upon arrival.