Group Tent Sites at Miller's Landing in Seward, Alaska
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Variable, as camping is an overnight activity
Fitness Level
Casual physical condition recommended; walking to sites is light activity
Overview
Discover the outdoor charm of Seward with Miller’s Landing’s Group Tent Sites B. Enjoy beachside camping with modern amenities, perfect for families and adventurers alike. Learn what makes this spot a favorite for exploring Alaska’s stunning coastline and wilderness.
Group Tent Sites B
Tent or RV Sites • No electric hookup
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About This Adventure
Experience the perfect getaway at our pet-friendly campground featuring cozy sites with fire rings and picnic tables. Enjoy modern amenities like bath, shower, and laundry facilities, plus free Wi-Fi. With a short walk to the beach, it's an ideal spot for relaxation and outdoor fun with family and friends.
SITES B
Rich, Timbuk2, Tashna, Wes, Maggie, Matt
Rates
$200 per night + 3% tax
Extras:
- Extra vehicles over 5 - $15 per vehicle per night. This includes equipment trailers, boats or extra cars/trucks in addition to the motorhome or vehicle pulling the trailer
- Extra persons - sites are based on a 20 person occupancy, each person above 4 is $5 per person per night. (Children under 5 exempted)
Campground Amenities
- Fire Ring
- Pet-Friendly
- Picnic Table
- Bath, Shower & Laundry facility
- Free Wi-Fi at camp store
Site Amenities
- Fire Ring
- Parking for 1 vehicle
- Pet-Friendly
- Picnic Table
- Walking Distance to Beach
Adventure Tips
Arrive early for prime sites
Securing a spot is easier if you arrive early in the day during peak season.
Bring extra firewood
Fire rings are perfect for cooking and gathering, so pack sufficient firewood for your stay.
Check weather conditions
Alaska weather can shift quickly; prepare for rain or sudden cold snaps, especially in shoulder seasons.
Respect wildlife and environment
Observe local wildlife from a distance and adhere to Leave No Trace principles to protect this pristine area.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Humpback whales
- Sea otters
History
The area has long been associated with Alaskan indigenous communities and fur trading history, influencing local culture and activities.
Conservation
Miller’s Landing practices sustainable camping to minimize environmental impact, protecting Seward’s pristine coastline for future generations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Warm sleeping bag
Ensures comfort during nights, especially in cooler months.
all specific
Headlamp or flashlight
Necessary for after-dark activities or late-night fires.
all specific
Weather-resistant clothing
Protects against rain, wind, and cold weather typical in coastal Alaska.
spring, fall, winter specific
Bug spray
Helps ward off mosquitoes during peak season.
summer specific