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Highway pull-offs along Turnagain Arm near Anchorage providing dispersed camping opportunities with dramatic mountain vistas and coastal scenery. These roadside areas allow overnight parking and camping at various pull-off locations along the Seward Highway. Campers should stay in designated pull-off areas and be aware that nearby tidal flats are dangerous and should not be accessed. The location offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and Turnagain Arm waters. No developed facilities are available at these dispersed camping locations.
Several pull-offs along Turnagain Arm allow camping with views of Portage Glacier. People set up chairs and grilling equipment at roadside pull-offs.
Most pull-outs or gravel pits along the Seward Highway allow primitive camping, but you must ensure it is not private property and does not have no fires or camping signs. Park on the mountainside, farther away from Turnagain Arm to avoid being woken by trains.
The Seward Highway has plenty of pullouts and free camping spots along its 127-mile route from Anchorage to Seward with views along Turnagain Arm.
Most major roadways in Alaska have pullouts and it is quite acceptable to pull over and stay for the night. Dispersed camping generally allowed on public land for not to exceed 14 days within 28 consecutive days.
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