Dispersed Camping in Annette Island Reserve County, Alaska
Showing 116 locations in Annette Island Reserve County.
Alava Bay Cabin
A historic secluded cabin built in 1974, located on the southwest side of Alava Bay within the Misty Fjords National Monument Wilderness. This remote wilderness retreat offers scenic views and opportunities for hiking, beachcombing, and saltwater fishing, but is accessible only by floatplane, boat, or kayak.
Angel Lake Area Forest Roads
Dispersed camping corridor located along forest roads near the Angel Lake Area within Tongass National Forest. The roads feature a pit run shot rock surface that remains open to passenger vehicles and motorhomes, offering secluded forested pull-offs.
Bakewell Lake Cabin
A remote wilderness cabin situated near the sandy shores of Bakewell Lake within the Misty Fjords National Monument. Perfect for backcountry enthusiasts, it offers excellent opportunities for hiking, trout and salmon fishing, and exploring nearby waterfalls.
Balls Lake Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along Balls Lake road within the pristine Tongass National Forest. The area provides convenient paved access for various vehicle sizes looking to camp in a quiet wilderness setting.
Barnes Lake Cabin
A remote, water-access-only wilderness cabin situated on the western shore of Barnes Lake. Accessible exclusively by float plane, boat, or kayak, this quiet retreat provides exceptional opportunities for angling, crabbing, hunting, and scenic boating, and includes a 14-foot aluminum skiff with oars for visitor use.
Birdr Lane Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor within the Tongass National Forest near Craig. It offers opportunities for quiet, dispersed camping along a dirt road with a rocky base.
Black Bear Lake Cabin
A remote USFS rental cabin nestled in a high-mountain setting on Prince of Wales Island, accessible only by floatplane. Ideal for solitude, fishing, and hunting, the primitive log cabin requires visitors to bring all essential supplies, including water.
Brush Road (Tongass National Forest)
This Forest Service road corridor in the Tongass National Forest offers remote dispersed camping options along a dirt and pit run shot rock surface.
Cabin Creek Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor along Cabin Creek within the Tongass National Forest, offering roadside dispersed camping opportunities. The unpaved route is open to passenger vehicles and motorhomes, transitioning through beautiful coastal forest terrain.
Cape Pole Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping options located along the Cape Pole forest roads on Prince of Wales Island within the Tongass National Forest. The area features scenic temperate rainforest environments with quiet, secluded spots along dirt forest roads and spurs.
Cape Pole Forest Road
A remote forest road corridor located on Kosciusko Island within the Tongass National Forest. This area offers undeveloped forest settings suitable for remote dispersed camping along the old logging road network.
Checats Lake Cabin
A rustic, fly-in wilderness cabin located on the mainland south of Rudyerd Bay within the Misty Fiords National Monument Wilderness. This secluded retreat features a 12-by-12 pan-abode cabin with bunks for up to six people, a wood stove, and a provided 14-foot aluminum skiff for exploring the lake.
Chum Creek West Bank Dispersed
This unpaved corridor within Tongass National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along the west bank of Chum Creek. The road surface consists of pit run shot rock but remains accessible to a wide variety of vehicles.
Coasta Rica Road Dispersed
An unpaved Forest Service road in the Tongass National Forest offering dispersed camping options. The corridor features a pit run shot rock surface and is accessible to most vehicles.
Coffman Cove Loop
Coffman Cove Loop offers access to dispersed camping within the Tongass National Forest on Prince of Wales Island. The route features a pit run shot rock gravel surface and is suitable for most rigs.
Coffman Cove Ttf
This gravel corridor within Tongass National Forest provides access near Coffman Cove, offering opportunities for vehicle-based dispersed camping along the unpaved road surface.
Coffman Creek West Flats
A scenic unpaved road corridor providing access to dispersed camping within the Tongass National Forest near Coffman Cove. The route winds through lush temperate rainforest, offering various roadside turnouts suitable for camping.
Cone Lake Road
A quiet forest road corridor offering dispersed camping access within the Tongass National Forest, near the base of Cone Peak.
Control Lake Cabin
A historic and spacious multi-room public-use cabin managed by the Forest Service on Prince of Wales Island. Located in a scenic lakeside setting, it serves as an excellent base for fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing. Access requires driving to the lake edge followed by a short boat paddle, or direct arrival via floatplane.
CRD Parking
This gravel parking area in the Tongass National Forest offers a quiet and remote setting suitable for camper vans and motorhomes. It provides straightforward access via crushed aggregate roads under standard national forest regulations.
Deer Creek Mid-valley Dispersed
This gravel forest service road in the Tongass National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities for various vehicles. The road surface consists of pit-run shot rock and remains accessible year-round.
Dog Salmon Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping opportunities located along Dog Salmon Road and associated spurs within the Tongass National Forest. The main corridor features graded gravel suitable for most passenger vehicles, while branching spurs offer rustic, secluded options in a dense forest setting.
Dog Salmon Road Dispersed
This scenic dirt road corridor winds through the Tongass National Forest, offering remote wilderness dispersed camping.
Eagle Nest Campground Road
A paved forest road corridor providing access to dispersed camping opportunities in the scenic Tongass National Forest.
Eagles Nest Campground
A developed Forest Service campground set along the shores of Balls Lake on Prince of Wales Island, offering direct access to hiking trails and non-motorized boating in the Tongass National Forest.
East Edna Bay TTF Dispersed
This forest corridor along the East Edna Bay TTF road offers dispersed camping within the pristine wilderness of Tongass National Forest. The route is composed of a pit run shot rock surface and provides quiet, secluded spots surrounded by dense forest.
East Prince of Wales North Road
A scenic corridor within the Tongass National Forest offering roadside dispersed camping pull-offs along an unpaved forest road.
East Prince of Wales Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the East Prince of Wales road within the Tongass National Forest. The gravel road is suitable for most vehicles and offers access to beautiful forested surroundings.
East Prince of Wales Road
A scenic forest service road corridor offering remote dispersed camping opportunities within the Tongass National Forest.
East Sarkar Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt road corridor within the Tongass National Forest offering dispersed camping. The road features a pit run shot rock surface and is accessible to all standard vehicles.
Edna Bay Forest Road
A remote unpaved corridor winding through the Tongass National Forest, offering dispersed camping on a gravel and pit-run shot rock surface.
El Capitan Cabin
A waterfront log cabin constructed in 2024 along the scenic El Capitan Passage. This remote, road-accessible retreat sleeps up to six people and is equipped with a wood stove, table, benches, cooking counter, and an outdoor vault toilet. Situated in the Tongass National Forest, it serves as an excellent base for exploring the nearby cave system, fishing, and sea kayaking.
El Capitan Campground
A waterfront campground offering scenic views of the El Capitan Passage on Prince of Wales Island. This location features access to a marine dock, a covered picnic pavilion, and vault toilets, making it a highly functional spot for aquatic recreation, sea kayaking, and visiting the nearby cave system.
Fish City Forest Road
A remote dirt road corridor located within the Tongass National Forest near Craig, Alaska. The route features a pit run shot rock surface and is suitable for most vehicles looking for dispersed camping opportunities.
Forest Spur & Ridge Roads Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridors along Forest Spur and Ridge roads in the Tongass National Forest. The roads are unpaved with a rugged pit run shot rock surface, offering secluded pull-outs suitable for self-contained rigs looking to explore the Prince of Wales Island wilderness near Craig.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
This unpaved Forest Service spur road in the Tongass National Forest provides dispersed camping opportunities accessible by standard passenger cars.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A remote dirt spur road in the Tongass National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities. The road features a pit run shot rock surface accessible by most vehicles.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along a secluded forest spur road within Tongass National Forest.
Forest Spur Dispersed
An unpaved forest road spur offering dispersed camping opportunities within the Tongass National Forest.
Forest Spur
Dispersed camping corridor along Forest Spur in the Tongass National Forest. Standard USFS guidelines apply.
G And G Lagoon
A scenic forest road corridor within the Tongass National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities. The route features a gravel and shot-rock surface that is passable year-round for most vehicles.
Go West Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along the Go West forest road in the scenic Tongass National Forest. The route features a pit run shot rock surface suitable for standard passenger vehicles and motorhomes accessing the dense Alaskan rainforest.
Gravel Creek
Gravel Creek offers remote dispersed camping along a forest corridor with a pit-run shot rock surface within the Tongass National Forest.
Gulch Creek Road Dispersed
A gravel road corridor providing quiet dispersed camping options near Gulch Creek in the Tongass National Forest.
Gutchi Creek Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping opportunities along Gutchi Creek Road within Tongass National Forest. The route features a pit run shot rock surface that is open to passenger vehicles and motorhomes.
Halibut Harbor
A dispersed camping location along Halibut Harbor road within the Tongass National Forest. The site features an unpaved road with a pit run shot rock surface and is surrounded by coastal temperate rainforest.
Harris River Campground
Harris River Campground is located on Prince of Wales Island within the Tongass National Forest, situated along the Harris River. It features accessible campsites with picnic tables and campfire rings, vault toilets, and trash collection, offering immediate access to local hiking trails and river fishing.
Harris River Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Harris River Road, winding through the dense temperate rainforest of Tongass National Forest. The road provides access to primitive roadside pullouts suitable for various rigs.
Harris River Trail Access Road
Dispersed camping and roadside pull-offs along the Harris River Trail Access corridor in Tongass National Forest, Prince of Wales Island. This forest route provides close proximity to the scenic Harris River trail system.
Hole In Wall Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along the Hole In Wall road within the Tongass National Forest, providing access to remote forested areas.
Hollis Field Station Ttf
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated within the Tongass National Forest near Hollis. The road surface consists of unpaved pit-run shot rock that remains passable for standard passenger vehicles and motorhomes.
Honker Lake Cabin
A remote wilderness rental cabin located on Prince of Wales Island, accessible only by float plane or by canoeing and portaging the Honker Divide Canoe Route. It offers an exceptional setting for backcountry paddling, fishing, and wildlife viewing deep within the Tongass National Forest.
Josephine Lake Cabin
A secluded, rustic cedar log cabin situated on Prince of Wales Island, accessible only by float plane. Nestled on the shore of a beautiful mountain lake, this retreat offers an unparalleled wilderness experience with hiking, wildlife viewing, and water activities.
Karta Lake Cabin
A secluded, remote wilderness cabin located on Prince of Wales Island. Perfect for fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing, this cabin is nestled along the lake and surrounded by forested peaks. Accessible only via floatplane or boat followed by a trail hike.
Karta River Cabin
A remote, rustic wilderness cabin situated along the scenic Karta River. This fly-in or boat-in site offers exceptional opportunities for trout and salmon fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing.
Kegan Cove Cabin
Remote timber log cabin situated on Kegan Cove within the Tongass National Forest, accessible exclusively by boat or floatplane. Ideal for solitude, salmon fishing, and immediate access to coastal hiking trails.
Kegan Creek Cabin
A remote, primitive US Forest Service cabin on Prince of Wales Island, accessible only by boat or floatplane at high tide. Ideal for fishing and solitude.
Lake Ellen Road East Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Tongass National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities on a rock-packed surface.
Lake Ellen Road West
Lake Ellen Road West is a rugged forest corridor located in the Tongass National Forest. It offers scenic dispersed camping opportunities in a pristine temperate rainforest setting near Craig, Alaska.
Log Jam Ridge Road Dispersed
An unpaved forest corridor winding through the Tongass National Forest, offering multiple pullouts for dispersed camping. The road is composed of pit run shot rock and remains open to passenger vehicles and motorhomes year-round.
Log Jam Road Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping along Log Jam Road and its connecting forest spurs in the Tongass National Forest. The roads feature a firm pit run shot rock surface suitable for passenger cars and moderate rigs.
Long Lake Naukati Southwest
A remote forest corridor located within the Tongass National Forest. It features an unpaved road with a pit run shot rock surface and offers opportunities for quiet, dispersed camping.
Loon Lake Overlook
A scenic overlook and dispersed camping area located along the forest road system in the Tongass National Forest, offering views of the surrounding wilderness.
Luck Point No Beach Slope Road
A scenic corridor along Luck Point No Beach Slope Road within the Tongass National Forest, offering remote dispersed camping on a rugged forest service road.
Mary SW (reported)
A reported backcountry hike-in campsite located within the scenic and remote Annette Island Reserve.
Maybeso Road Dispersed
Maybeso Road offers remote dispersed camping options along a dirt and pit run shot rock forest road corridor within the scenic Tongass National Forest. Suitable for most rigs, this route provides easy access to the dense coastal wilderness of Prince of Wales Island.
North Prince of Wales Road
Dispersed camping corridor along North Prince of Wales Road in the Tongass National Forest, offering roadside pull-offs amidst dense coastal forest near El Capitan Cave.
North Thorne and Little Ratz Roads
Dispersed camping corridor along the North Thorne and Little Ratz road network within the Tongass National Forest. The unpaved routes feature a pit-run shot-rock surface suitable for standard passenger vehicles and small motorhomes.
North Thorne River Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along the North Thorne River Road within the Tongass National Forest. It offers quiet, forested spots along an unpaved gravel and shot-rock surface accessible to most vehicles.
North Tuxekan Road Dispersed Camping
A remote, unpaved forest corridor running through the Tongass National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities along its gravel surface.
North Tuxekan Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along North Tuxekan Road in the Tongass National Forest. The route is unpaved with a shot-rock surface but generally passable for most rigs.
Over Section 6
Over Section 6 is a dirt forest road with a pit run shot rock surface offering dispersed camping within the Tongass National Forest. It is suitable for all vehicle types and open year-round under standard Forest Service guidelines.
Point Amargura Cabin
A remote, reservable cedar cabin nestled on the southern tip of San Fernando Island within the Tongass National Forest. Accessible only by boat or floatplane at high tide, this wilderness destination provides an exceptional base for saltwater fishing, beachcombing, and watching coastal wildlife.
Polk Camp Cabin
A historic three-bedroom Forest Service recreation cabin located in Polk Inlet on Prince of Wales Island, accessible by vehicle, boat, or floatplane. This site offers a base for fishing, crabbing, and bear viewing near the Dog Salmon Fish Pass.
Polk Creek Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Polk Creek Road in the heart of Tongass National Forest.
Port Alice Local 300
A remote forest road corridor located within the Tongass National Forest on Prince of Wales Island near Craig, Alaska. The route features a dirt and pit run shot rock surface offering access to secluded wilderness areas.
Ridge Spur Dispersed Camping
A rustic dispersed camping corridor located along Ridge Spur within the Tongass National Forest. The unpaved route features a pit-run shot rock surface suitable for vehicles seeking a secluded forest setting.
Rio Beaver Forest Road
A remote corridor within the Tongass National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt road with a pit run shot rock surface.
Road Trail Dispersed
This quiet forest road winds through the dense temperate rainforest of the Tongass National Forest, providing gravel pullouts suitable for dispersed camping near Craig.
Rock Point Forest Roads
A scenic corridor of forest roads within the Tongass National Forest near Craig, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities. The gravel and pit run shot rock road surfaces provide access to several pulloffs suitable for self-contained rigs.
Rush Peak Ridge Road Dispersed
Rush Peak Ridge offers remote dispersed camping options along a gravel forest road in the Tongass National Forest. The route is composed of pit run shot rock, making it accessible to most vehicle types seeking a quiet wilderness experience.
Sal Creek Road
Dispersed camping sites along Sal Creek Road in the Tongass National Forest. Standard USFS guidelines apply.
Salmon Lake Cabin
A remote wilderness cabin situated on the shores of Salmon Lake on Prince of Wales Island. Highly secluded and accessible only by floatplane or a boat and hike combination, this rustic shelter provides an immersive nature experience with a sandy beach and a provided aluminum skiff.
Sarkar Hill
Sarkar Hill offers dispersed camping opportunities along a forest road with a pit run shot rock surface within the Tongass National Forest. The route is accessible to all vehicles and is open year-round for dispersed camping.
Sarkar Lake Cabin
A remote, boat-in or floatplane-accessible Forest Service cabin located on Sarkar Lake. Ideal for wilderness exploration along the Sarkar Lakes Canoe Route, offering canoeing, fishing, and wildlife viewing in a pristine setting.
Shaheen G Spur Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along the Shaheen G Spur in Tongass National Forest. The road features a pit run shot rock surface and is accessible to most vehicles.
Shipley Bay Cabin
Shipley Bay Cabin is a remote, primitive log cabin on Kosciusko Island in southeastern Alaska. It is accessible only by floatplane or boat at high tide, offering a scenic wilderness setting for fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing.
Slide Creek Road
A scenic gravel forest road corridor offering dispersed camping opportunities within the Tongass National Forest.
Snakey Lakes River Forest Roads
Dispersed camping corridor along the Snakey Lakes River road and adjacent forest spurs. Located in the Tongass National Forest, these remote unpaved roads offer a quiet, densely wooded environment with standard dispersed camping opportunities near water resources. Access is via a gravel and pit run shot rock surface suitable for most vehicle types under normal conditions.
Snakey Lakes Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along Snakey Lakes Road and its surrounding forest spurs within the Tongass National Forest. The roads feature a pit run shot rock surface suitable for most vehicles, providing access to remote forested settings near lakes.
South Neck Lake Hills Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along South Neck Lake Hills road in the Tongass National Forest. This dirt route features a pit-run shot rock surface, winding through lush forest scenery near the lakes.
Spike's Road Dispersed Camping
Spike's Road provides access to dispersed camping opportunities within the Tongass National Forest. The route features a stable pit run shot rock surface that is generally accessible to most vehicle types during its short open season.
Staney Creek Cabin
A remote, primitive USFS rental cabin nestled on Prince of Wales Island in the Tongass National Forest. Ideal for fishing, hiking, and hunting, the cabin is accessed via a half-mile hike, boat, or float plane.
Steep Road Dispersed
This remote corridor in the Tongass National Forest provides access to quiet dispersed camping areas along a rustic forest road.
Suemez Highway Dispersed
This remote forest corridor on Suemez Island runs through the dense Tongass National Forest, offering primitive roadside dispersed camping along its unpaved course.
Sweet Cove Spur Two
This unpaved spur road is situated in the lush Tongass National Forest, offering a quiet, forested setting for dispersed camping.
Sweetwater Lake Cabin
This remote wilderness cabin on Prince of Wales Island is situated on the scenic shores of Sweetwater Lake, accessible by driving to a launch point and paddling a half-mile, or via floatplane. It offers a pristine base for trout fishing, canoeing, and wildlife viewing in the Tongass National Forest.
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Thorne River North Flats
Dispersed camping corridor along the Thorne River North Flats in the scenic Tongass National Forest. The dirt road features a solid pit run shot rock surface accessible to most vehicle types.
Timber Knob Road
A scenic dirt road corridor winding through the Tongass National Forest near Craig, Alaska. It features a solid pit run shot rock surface suitable for most vehicles and offers quiet dispersed camping options surrounded by coastal rainforest.
Toms Lake Road Dispersed
A quiet forest corridor in the Tongass National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities. Ideal for campers looking for a serene setting with basic vehicle accessibility.
Tongass Forest Spur Dispersed
A remote dirt spur road offering dispersed camping access within the Tongass National Forest near Craig, Alaska. The road surface consists of pit run shot rock and is open to most vehicles.
Tongass National Forest - Loop Road Dispersed
A scenic gravel corridor within the Tongass National Forest near Craig, Alaska. Dispersed camping is viable along this route, surrounded by dense coastal rainforest.
Tonowek Ridge Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping corridors along the Tonowek Ridge road within the Tongass National Forest. The gravel road offers forested roadside pull-offs suitable for self-contained rigs seeking a quiet wilderness experience.
Trumpeter Valley Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Trumpeter Valley road within the scenic Tongass National Forest. The unpaved shot rock surface is accessible to most standard vehicles.
Tuxekan Passage Forest Road
A scenic forest corridor along the Tuxekan Passage on Prince of Wales Island within Tongass National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping on an unpaved surface.
Twelvemile Cabin
This fully accessible U.S. Forest Service cabin is nestled along the scenic Twelvemile Inlet on Prince of Wales Island. Accessible by vehicle and a short gravel trail, it offers an ideal base for fishing, crabbing, and spotting wildlife in the Tongass National Forest.
Twin Island Lake Forest Road
A scenic unpaved forest corridor along a dirt road leading to Twin Island Lake in Tongass National Forest.
Upper Coffman Creek Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the Upper Coffman Creek road system in the Tongass National Forest. The road features a pit run shot rock surface and runs through dense, lush forest land.
Upper Log Jam Road Corridor
Upper Log Jam is a scenic National Forest road corridor winding through the Tongass National Forest in Alaska. It offers dispersed camping opportunities along its dirt and shot rock surface, suitable for standard vehicles and campervans looking to explore the temperate rainforest.
West Trocadero Road Dispersed
A scenic corridor within the Tongass National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt road. This area provides quiet, remote camping surrounded by lush forest foliage.
Wilson Narrows Cabin
A remote, rustic pan-abode style cabin situated on the south end of Wilson Lake, northeast of Ketchikan. Accessible only by float plane, this location provides a deep wilderness experience with access to lake fishing and includes a 14-foot rowboat.
Wilson View Cabin
A remote, rustic forest service cabin located on the north end of Wilson Lake in Alaska. Accessible only by float plane, it offers a pristine wilderness retreat with excellent fishing and scenic lake views.
Winstanley Island Cabin
A remote, reservation-only wilderness cabin on Winstanley Island, accessible only by floatplane, boat, or kayak. Perfect for saltwater recreation, wildlife viewing, and marine kayaking.
Winstanley Lake Cabin
A remote rustic log cabin situated on the scenic shores of Winstanley Lake within the Tongass National Forest. This highly secluded cabin is completely off the road network and is accessible only by floatplane or a combination of boat, a 2.5-mile hike from saltwater, and a 2.25-mile row across the lake. A small rowboat is provided at the cabin for lake recreation.
Winter Harbor Forest Road
Winter Harbor Road offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Tongass National Forest. The unpaved route is constructed with a pit-run shot rock surface, providing scenic forest pull-offs accessible to most vehicles.