Anchor Pass Cabin
Tongass National Forest · Developed campground
Anchor Pass Cabin is a developed campground that charges a fee in Tongass National Forest, Alaska, about 45 mi from Ketchikan, and a passenger car can reach it.
This developed cabin campground in the Tongass National Forest is a remote site accessible only by boat or floatplane. The 12-by-14-foot cabin sleeps six in two single and two double bunks and includes a wood stove and an outhouse. A mooring float is available nearby. There is no water or electricity; visitors must bring their own supplies and pack out all trash. Water from a nearby creek must be treated. Activities include saltwater fishing, shrimping, crabbing, hunting in season, and wildlife viewing. The nearest town for supplies is Ketchikan, about 45 miles away.
Sources: public government datasets, listed in our data methodology.
Access & terrain
- Road access
- Passenger car accessible
- Camp type
- Developed campground
Fees & reservations
- Fees
- Fee site
Location & nearby
- Nearest town
- Ketchikan (~45 mi)
- Approx. location
- 55.97°N, 131.40°W
Amenities & activities
Access tier
Activities
- WILDLIFE VIEWING
- HUNTING
- FISHING
- CAMPING
- BOATING
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