Haines, Alaska
Tucked along the shores of Lynn Canal at Mile 6.5 of Lutak Road, Salmon Run Campground offers a front-row seat to one of Alaska's most pristine wilderness corridors — RV sites, tent pads, and cabin lodging among the cedars.
Our Story
Salmon Run Campground was born from a simple conviction: that the best way to experience Southeast Alaska is to arrive slowly, set up camp, and let the surroundings do the talking.
Nestled among mature western red cedars and hemlock along the eastern shore of Lynn Canal, our 100-plus acres offer a rare combination — wilderness solitude with easy access to the cultural and outdoor heart of Haines.
Whether you're here to drift-fish the Chilkat River, track bears along the salmon runs, hike the trails around Mount Roberts, or simply sit on the water's edge and watch the light change over the Chilkat Valley — we'll have a site waiting for you.
Camping Sites
Every site is thoughtfully positioned among the cedars, with options for every kind of Alaskan adventurer.
Most Popular
Spacious, level sites with 30/50-amp electric and water hookups. Pull-through and back-in options available. Perfect for full-size rigs — the road in is wide and well-maintained.
Shaded, flat tent pads nestled beneath the canopy. Each site is separated by natural vegetation for privacy, with easy walking distance to shared facilities and the shoreline trail.
Limited Availability
Fully furnished cabins with sleeping quarters, a small kitchenette, and heating. Wake to the sound of water and birdsong — no TV, no Wi-Fi, just the Chilkat Valley outside your window.
Explore Haines
Haines is one of Alaska's best-kept secrets — a community where eagles outnumber people, where the Chilkat River runs thick with salmon every fall, and where the mountains rise straight from the water.
World-class drift and fly fishing on the Chilkat and Chilkat River systems. King, sockeye, and chum salmon run June through September. Guides and gear rentals available in town.
Haines hosts one of the highest bald eagle concentrations in North America. Boat tours, kayaking excursions, and shoreline walks offer close encounters year-round.
Hike or take the Mount Roberts Tramway for panoramic views of the Chilkat Valley, icefields, and Lynn Canal. Dozen of trailheads within a short drive from camp.
Explore Tlingit history, totem carving traditions, and local art at the community cultural center in downtown Haines — just a short drive from the campground.
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Contact
We're located just off the main road in Haines, a short drive from town but worlds away from the noise. Reach out by phone or email — we respond promptly and are happy to help you plan your trip.
Have a question about availability, site options, or the best time to visit? We'd love to hear from you.
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Location
We're located on Lutak Road, approximately 6 miles from downtown Haines. The campground is visible from the road with clear signage.
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