About this campground
Explore exhibits about traditional Tlingít life and see drums, robes, and other ceremonial objects. A 12-minute film, "The Voices of Sitka," weaves together the stories of Sitkans, past and present. The nearby Totem Trail displays Northwest Coast totem poles and leads to the site of the Battle of 1804.
Getting there
Sitka National Historical Park's visitor center and Totem Loop Trail is located at the east end of Lincoln Street, approximately one-quarter mile from downtown Sitka. The visitor center and Russian Bishop's House are located about a ten-minute walk apart in this essentially urban park.
Nearby federal campgrounds
- Russian Bishop's HouseSitka National Historical Park0 mi
- SAMSING COVE CABINTongass National Forest5 mi
- Starrigavan Campground and Day UseTongass National Forest6 mi
- STARRIGAVAN CREEK CABINTongass National Forest6 mi
- SALMON LAKE CABIN SITKATongass National Forest9 mi
- BRENTS BEACH CABINTongass National Forest11 mi
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Visitor Center doesn't take campsite reservations — but plenty of nearby Alaska campgrounds do, and we'll alert you the moment a sold-out site opens up.
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