Camp Run-A-Muck RV Park
990 Hyder Avenue
Hyder, Alaska, 99923
(888) 393-1199
Welcome
to Camp Run-A-Muck Campground and RV Park located in the almost ghost town of Hyder Alaska.
Camp Run-A-Muck RV Park in Hyder Alaska is the only full service campground in Hyder AK.
Both Stewart BC and Hyder Alaska see a pretty steady flow of tourists from mid-July through
early September when large numbers of Alaska's wild salmon return to the creeks to spawn. With
the glowing reputation of the bear viewing area operated by the U.S.
Forest Service at
Fish Creek, Hyder's popularity has been on the rise.
Hyder Alaska Campgrounds
Welcome to Camp Run-A-Muck in the “Friendliest Little Ghost Town in Alaska”.
- Directions — At the end of the Glacier Highway and just 4 miles
from Stewart B.C.
- Description — RV Campground in Hyder AK.
- Number of sites — 65
- Number and type of hookups — 65
- * 30 amp — 65
- * 50 amp — N/A
- Water Hookups — 65
- Sewer Hookups — N/A
- Dry Sites — Separate location with campsites for tents and small
campers.
- Dates of Operation — Year Round - Weather Permitting.
- Number of Pull-Thru Sites — 40
- Max Length — ?
- Services — Restaurant dining at the Sea Alaska Inn. Also offers
a unique gift shop.
- Additional Amenities — Bathrooms, Laundromat, pay showers, tables,
pop machines, pay phones, free WIFI, fire pits and dry pavilion.
- Payment Methods Accepted — Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Both U.S.
and Canadian Currency.
Getting to the Fish Creek Wildlife Observation Site from Hyder Alaska.
This is the only bear-viewing site in Alaska that is accessible by road. A
41-mile detour off the Cassiar Highway at Meziadin Lake Junction (on Highway 37A) brings you
to the neighboring towns of Stewart, British Columbia and Hyder, Alaska at the head of Portland
Canal. Follow the gravel-surfaced Salmon River Road through Hyder and continue three miles north.
A sign marks the Observation Site, and the parking area is on the left just past the Fish Creek
bridge.
Shuttle vans from Hyder and Stewart provide another way to get to the Observation Site for
those who do not want to drive or park large RVs or trailers. These shuttle services are currently
provided by Sealaska Hotel (Camp
Run-A-Muck)in Hyder (ph: 250-636-9001) and by
Seaport Limousine in Stewart (ph: 250-636-2622). Visitors are encouraged to use the shuttles
to help minimize traffic congestion at the Observation Site.
