One of Seward, Alaska's Favorite Locations for Fishing, Camping, & Rental Cabins
Creekside Cabins with Stunning Views of Mountains, Resurrection Bay, City of Seward & Alaskan Wildlife
All three Alaskan handcrafted log cabins are identical and blend comfort and rustic charm with custom-built log furniture, including a queen bed, kitchen table and stools, coffee and end table. Also includes a king-size sleeper sofa, private bath with shower, and a fully stocked kitchen including fridge, stove, microwave, and Keurig. The cabins can accommodate 4 guests. The living space is extended outdoors with a private viewing deck with chairs, picnic table, fire ring with camping chairs, and a propane grill. Enjoy the natural surroundings and bayfront views from your own peaceful, well-appointed cabin retreat. The outdoor space provides everything needed for a relaxed, self-contained stay with breathtaking views of mountains, the City of Seward, and Resurrection Bay.
Chinook Cabin
Coho Cabin
Sockeye Cabin
Check-In Time: 4:00PM
Check-Out Time: 10:00AM
Campsites
Nash Bayfront Campground offers direct access to ocean and river fishing in Seward, Alaska. Located on nearly 8 acres with panoramic views, it’s the perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts and travelers looking to explore the Kenai Peninsula. The campground offers a wide range of campsites, including electric and water hookups, electric-only, and dry camping site options. Each site includes a picnic table and fire ring with cooking grate. Spacious layouts accommodate tents, RVs, trailers, and boats.
Check-In Time: 2:00PM
Check-Out Time: 12:00PM
Direct Access to Beach Fishing
Guests at Nash Bayfront Campground are just a short walk to the beach at the head of Resurrection Bay, which offers one of the area’s most popular salmon fishing spots. The campground offers direct trail access to both sides of the creek leading to the ocean, allowing anglers to take advantage of its multiple channels and changing tides. The proximity makes it safe to travel to and from the ocean without the worry of being trapped by the incoming tide. You can also dip net for Hooligan, and try your luck at several other salmon species that are in our creek system.
The creek system supports several species of salmon throughout the season, including Sockeye (Red) Salmon in early summer, and Coho (Silver) Salmon, Pink (Humpy) Salmon, Chum (Dog) Salmon, and Dolly Varden being commonly caught later in the season around August.
Picturesque Views From Every Angle
Explore our Gallery to see photos of the campground, cabins, fishing, and stunning Seward landscapes. Get a closer look at what makes Nash Bayfront Campground a memorable destination.
Things To Do Near Seward
Whale Watching
Whale watching tours from Seward offer the chance to see orcas and humpbacks in the wild. Many tours explore the Kenai Fjords, where marine life sightings are common and the dramatic coastline enhances the experience.
Hiking
Seward is a hiking destination, with trails like Mount Marathon and Lost Lake offering rewarding views and varying difficulty levels. Just minutes from the campground, these trails let guests explore mountains, meadows, and glaciers on foot.
Salmon Fishing
With direct access to salmon fishing in nearby Resurrection Bay, visitors can fish for many species including salmon, halibut, cod, and rock fish.
Fourth of July Events
Seward’s Fourth of July celebration draws tens of thousands. Highlights include a historic mountain race, downtown parade, and midnight fireworks—still visible in daylight. Guests enjoy front-row views of the festivities right from the campground.
Whale Watching
Whale watching tours from Seward offer the chance to see orcas and humpbacks in the wild. Many tours explore the Kenai Fjords, where marine life sightings are common and the dramatic coastline enhances the experience.
Hiking
Seward is a hiking destination, with trails like Mount Marathon and Lost Lake offering rewarding views and varying difficulty levels. Just minutes from the campground, these trails let guests explore mountains, meadows, and glaciers on foot.
Countless Opportunities For Adventure
From the moment you arrive at Nash Bayfront Campground, you’re surrounded by options for exploration and fun. Whether it’s casting a line for salmon, hiking national park trails, or taking a glacier cruise, every day brings a new way to experience Seward’s extraordinary outdoor offerings.
Guest Reviews
See what past guests have to say about their experiences at Nash Bayfront Campground. From scenic views and salmon fishing to clean facilities and convenient access, their feedback reflects what you can expect.
Austin Adams
Great family camp site with awesome camp hosts. I would highly recommend this place to anyone wanting to walk the beach, do some fishing, or even just take in the views. The owner is ver hospitable and takes care of everyone very regularly. One of my favorite campgrounds in Alaska.
Dave M
The Nash campground is incredible!! Mike the owner/host is ready to help with anything he can do. The grounds are clean well keep with lots of trash cans (empty everyday)
You can get/rent just about anything needed for fishing (rods, hooks, wading boots) You just walk out to the beach from the camp to catch fish!
They offer lots well marked spaces for RV’s. tents and just daily parking. Soon they will have new small cabins for rent!
Couple of things to keep in mind this camp grounds have no electricity or water for the RV’s/camping. The bathrooms are outhouses or porta potty.
Make sure you turn into the campground on the right which is the Nash campground do not go to the campground on the left!
Taylor Blagg
Just stayed for 3 nights 4 adults 2 kiddos 2 tents and had plenty of space! Campground was quiet and porta potties were clean! Short drive into Seward for 4th of July festivities. Recommend a sleeping pad or air mattress if tent camping since sites are gravel
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