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Katmai National Park & Preserve
Camping
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Brooks Camp Campground is the only developed/improved camping area in Katmai National Park and Preserve. It is located on the shores of Naknek Lake, about a quarter mile from the Brooks Camp Visitor Center. Download the Brooks Camp Campground description for more information.
Facilities in the campground include a food cache, gear cache, fuel storage locker, potable water, cooking shelters, outhouse, and the electric fence. The campground facilities are only available from June 1 to Sept 17 each year. Before or after the operating season, plan on providing all of your own equipment including a bear resistant container (BRC) for food storage, water filter, and electric fence (recommended).
The campground fills on a per person basis to a maximum of 60 campers per night sharing 18 sites. Campsites will be shared when the campground is filled to capacity. Brooks Camp Campground tends to near capacity from late June through July each year during prime bear viewing at Brooks River, so make your reservations early (see below). The cost is $8 per camper per night (from June 1 to Sept 17).
Making Reservations
Reservations for Brooks Camp Campground can be made by visiting www.recreation.gov .
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Brooks Camp Campground (9 Photos)
A collection of images from Brooks Camp Campground
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Be Safe! Download a copy of the Alaska Region's Bear Safety Brochure more... | |
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Did You Know?
The average age of a female brown bear that successfully raises her cubs all the way to weaning is 8 years.
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Last Updated: April 20, 2008 at 05:36 EST |