Blueberry Lake State Recreation Site
Campground
4 from 1 users
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23 Richardson Highway, Valdez, Alaska
Description
Blueberry Lake State Recreation Site is located in spectacular Thompson Pass, 24 miles north of Valdez. The park is located at the large switchback before descending into Keystone Canyon. The high alpine lake offer excellent grayling fishing.
There are 25 campsites with toilets and water. There is no RV size limit.
Maximum stay 15 days.
Features
Location
Lat: 61.12531 Lng: -145.679847
User Reviews
sim0ne84
Now gone up to $25 per night. Was full at 3pm on a Friday so we didn't stay, but didn't seem very good value for the limited facilities
User 43044
The walk-in tent sites at the lake don't have the beautiful view like the other sites facing the valley. 2 pit toilets and water. 20$ is too much for what you get!
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Nice campground, now run by volunteer organization because the state doesn't allocate any funds to maintain it. Grayling not stocked, but rainbows are. Odd reservation system (Hipcamp) but if you don't have a reservation and no names on site board you are good for that night. Fills up mid afternoon.