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Tongass National Forest › Ketchikan - Misty Ranger District › Alaska
› Ketchikan Gateway County
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› Signal Creek Campground
› Campsite #7
Campsite #7 at Signal Creek Campground, AK
$10
Campsite #7
| 10 people | |
| 25 ft | Back-In |
| 1 | weak |
7/15
7/16
Campsite #7 Features: Back-In parking, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site
Campsite Reviews (4)
4.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 25% |
| 4 star | | 75% |
| 3 star | | 0% |
| 2 star | | 0% |
| 1 star | | 0% |
@JacobA1142886 · Camped on Aug 22, 2024 at Campsite #7
A beautiful campground, adjoining lake and nature trail. Absolutely worth the trip to camp in such a beautiful place. Site 7 is right on the lake, but beware, the view comes with an asterisk. If it rains a lot, the tent pad is very prone to flooding. My site became a waterbed after one full day of rain.
@BradleyH440951 · Camped on Jul 15, 2022 at Campsite #7
Big trees! Plenty of TP, clean and safe. Great trail around the lake.
@AshleyJ9234907 · Camped on Aug 31, 2021 at Campsite #7
Camped at Signal Creek for two weeks late August - early September. This is a nice campground...very clean and an attendant lives on site. The outhouses are clean and private, minimalistic with only a toilet, still better than a lot of camp grounds.
Just a few tips...
1) It's Ketchikan...it rains a lot...for days without stopping. Avoid any of the campsites by the lake and in the middle of the campground. We were at #7, but woke up with the lake in our campsite after two days of rain. We moved to #14, which did not flood (just a singular puddle). From what I saw, #8, #12, and #14 did not flood. Avoid #6, as it floods super quick.
2) Ward Lake walking trails go right through the campground. It gets noisey sometimes. Do not stay in front of a water pump, as they fascinate the children, who play with it all day making a loud metal banging noise. So no #7.
3) Bears visit the campsite. Store your food correctly.
4) Bring a tarp to put over your tent, even if it is "waterproof."
Just a few tips...
1) It's Ketchikan...it rains a lot...for days without stopping. Avoid any of the campsites by the lake and in the middle of the campground. We were at #7, but woke up with the lake in our campsite after two days of rain. We moved to #14, which did not flood (just a singular puddle). From what I saw, #8, #12, and #14 did not flood. Avoid #6, as it floods super quick.
2) Ward Lake walking trails go right through the campground. It gets noisey sometimes. Do not stay in front of a water pump, as they fascinate the children, who play with it all day making a loud metal banging noise. So no #7.
3) Bears visit the campsite. Store your food correctly.
4) Bring a tarp to put over your tent, even if it is "waterproof."
@AshleyJ981 · Camped on Aug 31, 2021 at Campsite #7
Camped at Signal Creek for two weeks late August - early September. This is a nice campground...very clean and an attendant lives on site. The outhouses are clean and private, minimalistic with only a toilet, still better than a lot of camp grounds.
Just a few tips...
1) It's Ketchikan...it rains a lot...for days without stopping. Avoid any of the campsites by the lake and in the middle of the campground. We were at #7, but woke up with the lake in our campsite after two days of rain. We moved to #14, which did not flood (just a singular puddle). From what I saw, #8, #12, and #14 did not flood. Avoid #6, as it floods super quick.
2) Ward Lake walking trails go right through the campground. It gets noisey sometimes. Do not stay in front of a water pump, as they fascinate the children, who play with it all day making a loud metal banging noise. So no #7.
3) Bears visit the campsite. Store your food correctly.
4) Bring a tarp to put over your tent, even if it is "waterproof."
Just a few tips...
1) It's Ketchikan...it rains a lot...for days without stopping. Avoid any of the campsites by the lake and in the middle of the campground. We were at #7, but woke up with the lake in our campsite after two days of rain. We moved to #14, which did not flood (just a singular puddle). From what I saw, #8, #12, and #14 did not flood. Avoid #6, as it floods super quick.
2) Ward Lake walking trails go right through the campground. It gets noisey sometimes. Do not stay in front of a water pump, as they fascinate the children, who play with it all day making a loud metal banging noise. So no #7.
3) Bears visit the campsite. Store your food correctly.
4) Bring a tarp to put over your tent, even if it is "waterproof."
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