Birchwood Campground
29354 N Cohoe Loop Rd, Kasilof, AK 99610
About this campground
Birchwood Campground is a locally owned, family-run Alaska campground in Kasilof, just minutes from the Kasilof River and Kasilof Beach.
The Kasilof location offers 24 spacious dry campsites for RVs, travel trailers, camper vans, truck campers and tents, with easy drive-in access and plenty of open Alaska sky. Campground amenities include fire pits, outhouses, a hand-washing station, dumpster, fish-cleaning station, pet area, tetherball and horseshoes.
Fishermen will especially appreciate the location. The Kasilof River and beach are just minutes away, with immediate access to an ATV trail leading toward Kasilof Beach. Tustumena Lake is about 15 minutes away, and the world-famous Kenai River and Soldotna/Kenai area are within easy driving distance.
Birchwood is family and pet friendly, with affordable rates and a relaxed, social atmosphere that gets especially lively during fishing season. Whether you’re chasing salmon, exploring the Kenai Peninsula or just looking for an easy place to park the rig and enjoy Alaska, Birchwood makes a convenient Kasilof basecamp.
Property amenities
8 amenities published by the owner.
Camping and lodging
- Tent CampingDedicated tent pads or soft-ground sites away from rig traffic.
Site utilities and hookups
- Electric-Only SitesElectric pedestals without full water and sewer hookups.
Campground facilities
- RestroomsClean, maintained restrooms open to registered guests.
Site features
- Fire PitsFire pits available at sites or shared common areas.
- Picnic TablesPicnic tables at sites or day-use areas.
- Pull-Through / Big-Rig Friendly SitesPull-through sites and turns that accommodate larger coaches.
Traveler needs
- Pet FriendlyLeashed pets welcome; walking areas on site.
Experiences
- FishingRiver, lake or saltwater fishing access from the campground.
Location & map
29354 N Cohoe Loop Rd, Kasilof, AK 99610 · Kenai/Soldotna Peninsula Region




Region

Kenai/Soldotna Peninsula Region
Salmon rivers, coastal towns and some of the most visited camping in the state.
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