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Anglers flock to Blueberry Lake State Recreation Site for excellent grayling fishing in its high alpine lake. The park sits in Thompson Pass, 24 miles north of Valdez at the switchback before Keystone Canyon. Campers find 25 sites; call for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, full hookups are not confirmed at Blueberry Lake State Recreation Site. Water, electric (30-amp or 50-amp), and sewer details remain unknown. This remote alpine spot likely suits dry or primitive camping. Contact park staff for current options before booking.
Pet policy stays unknown at Blueberry Lake State Recreation Site. No data covers size or breed limits, leash rules, or dog areas. State recreation sites often require leashes and restrict certain breeds; call ahead to verify.
Call for rates at Blueberry Lake State Recreation Site as prices sit unavailable online. Expect typical Alaska state park fees based on site type and season. Reservations help during peak summer near Valdez; plan ahead for Thompson Pass access.
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