Signal Creek Campground
NearbyKey facts
- Fee
- Not recorded
- Sites
- 10
- Phone
- +1-877-444-6777
Water and dump stations nearby
Straight-line distance from Signal Creek Campground. From OpenStreetMap: "fee not recorded" means no fee is tagged, not that it's free.
Recreation.gov
Book Signal Creek Campground on Recreation.gov
Signal Creek Campground is a year-round facility located in the Ward Lake Recreation Area, 7 miles north of downtown Ketchikan and about 4 miles north of the State ferry terminal. The campground straddles Signal Creek and lies on the banks of Ward Lake, with easy access to fishing, hiking and wildlife viewing.…
- Sites
- 23
- Check-in / out
- 16:00 / 14:00
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Services & facilities
- Drinking waterNo
- Waste disposalNo
- ElectricityNot recorded
- ToiletsYes
- ShowersNot recorded
- Wi-FiNo
- Dogs allowedNot recorded
- Wheelchair accessNot recorded
- LaundryNo
- BBQYes
- Tents allowedYes
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Prices & opening
No fee information is recorded. Opening hours are not recorded. Check current prices on their website.
Getting there (GPS, access, height)
GPS coordinates
55.40850, -131.70107
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No height limit recorded. Check access and signage on arrival.
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- Nearby: Slime mold-Tongass-AM · 2.0 km away: Photo: Forest Service Alaska Region, USDA / Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
