Bookings open for the 2024 season on april 1

Complete the online Reservation Form

Short-Term

Fees

Short Term (Max 14 days)

Monthly / Seasonal

For Inquiries Please Contact:

Administrative Clerk
Department of Parks & Recreation
Phone: (907) 424 7282
Email: parksadmin@cityofcordova.net

Community

1. Follow City rules regarding noise. Loud noise can disturb other camper’s right to enjoy their space in peace and is strictly prohibited (including but not limited to loud music, television/video games, physical/verbal altercations, etc.).
2. Any disturbance or action that requires police intervention is considered a material breach of your Camper Space Use Permit Agreement and will be grounds to terminate that agreement under the terms provided in the Agreement.
3. Procession and consumption of alcohol and alcoholic beverages are prohibited in public places as per City Code: 6.12.030.
4. Possession, consumption, or impairment from drugs (including marijuana), is prohibited within the public places.
5. Your designated space must be kept in a clean and hygienic condition. Keep common areas free of trash, clutter, and obstructions. Construction or erection of any semi-permanent or permanent structures in your space, with the exception of conventional canvas-and-pole tents, is strictly prohibited.
6. Storing garbage outside, other than in receptacles specifically designated by the City for that purpose, that attracts bears , insects, rodents or vermin is strictly prohibited. For purposes of this rule, garbage includes but is not limited to pet waste, refuse, cigarette butts, and chewing tobacco, cans, bottles, papers, and other items which are typically discarded on a day-to-day basis. Refer City Code 8.08; 8.32.
7. Fish cleaning stations are not available in the park. Do not dispose of fish or fish cleaning scraps in the dumpsters. Fish cleaning stations are located at the Harbor and on New England Cannery Road (toward Orca Inlet).
8. Campers are prohibited from dumping and/or disposing of gray and black water and/or human waste on the City owned or City-controlled land; it must be dumped at the designated dumping station. Refer City Code 8.36.
9. Commercial Operations: No campers shall be permitted to operate a business, hobby or other enterprise intended to draw customers or to offer for sale any goods or services from a location within the Park.
10. It is prohibited to deface, destroy, alter, remove, or otherwise disfigure any equipment, sign, utility services, or other facility owned or provided by the City at any City-owned campground or campsite, or parking area.
11. Children under 18 may not be left unattended or unsupervised in the Park.
12. Violation of any park rule, city ordinance, local, state or, federal law can result in prosecution and/or eviction. These rules were made to benefit everyone, thank you for reading and abiding by them

Pets

1. No more than two pets (2) are permitted per designated spot.
2. Dogs must always be kept on a leash, and their noise level and behaviors must not disrupt, offend, frighten, or interfere with other users of the Park.
3. Campers are responsible for any and all damages and claims arising from or relating to their pet, whether incurred by the Park or by other Campers.
4. Campers must promptly pick up, remove, and dispose any pet waste.

Fires

1. Fires permitted in fire rings only.
2. Pallet fires are prohibited.
3. Split firewood is sold at a rate of $6.00 per bundle (6 pieces) and is available from the Parks & Recreation Department office.
4. Please do not place trash in fire ring. Dumpsters are located onsite for your convenience.
5. The City Burn Pile is available for use for the disposal paper, cardboard, wood, and brush per City Code 8.28.

Property

1. Motor vehicles may only be parked in the parking space(s) designated in the Camper Space Use Permit Agreement.
2. Vehicles may not be parked in unoccupied camper spaces or in other areas of the Park.
3. At least one wheel on each side of any recreational vehicle must always be adequately blocked front and rear to prevent rolling.
4. All trailers must have enough jacks or jack devices to stabilize the unit on a long-term basis.
5. Blocking or jacks should be securely and properly placed to be stable and not damage vehicle undercarriage.
6. Campers are advised to keep their vehicles locked. The City is not liable for damage of any kind, trespass to, or theft of Campers’ property.
7. Personal property may not be stored in any Park common areas.
8. No net mending or boat storage is permitted in the Park.
9. Only one (1) grounded connection between the camping unit and the electrical post supplied by the City is permitted. Camper spaces are rated at specific amperage. It is the camper’s responsibility to stay within the supply available. Damage to the camper’s equipment and/or the City’s electrical system will be the responsibility of the camper.

Vehicle Safety

1. Only two (2) motor vehicles are permitted on each space, passes for which are issued with each use permit. These passes must be always displayed on the rearview mirror in the windshield.
2. Vehicles must be in good and safe working condition, and adequately sealed against the weather.
3. Vehicles should not extend beyond the boundaries of your designated space(s), intrude on other residents’ spaces or vehicles, or encroach on the surrounding natural landscape.
4. Vehicles’ waste and plumbing fixtures and systems must not leak or pollute the Park, and vents must remain unobstructed. Recreational vehicles must be equipped with a minimum of a simple filtration system for gray water.
5. Campers may not use cooking facilities, plumbing, propane appliances, gas appliances, electrical appliances, heating, and lighting components of their vehicle in a manner that is contrary to or deviates from the manner for which their use is intended. Campers are also prohibited from utilizing these devices in any manner that creates a health and safety hazard for themselves or others.
6. Vehicle and/or Boat Maintenance: No vehicle or boat maintenance, repair or washing of RVs or vehicles or boats is allowed within the Park.
7. Propane Tanks – No tank used to contain propane or liquefied petroleum gas may exceed a 50-pound rating. There shall be no more than two (2) tanks attached to a camping unit at one time. Propane tanks must be attached to the trailer or camping unit in the manner specified by the manufacturer, or in a cradle specifically designed to hold propane tanks to camping units. Freestanding tanks are not permitted.
8. Campers wishing to fill the potable water holding tank(s) in their camping unit from the Park water system may do so only if they make no changes or alterations to the Park plumbing fixtures and provided that an approved anti-siphon device is installed on the camping unit. Hoses may not be left attached to Park spigots.
9. It is strictly prohibited to attach a garden hose or similar device to a Park water system for the purpose of rinsing wastewater or sewage-holding tanks.

Please download a copy of the Odiak Camper Park Rules 2024 for your information.

For Inquiries Please Contact:

Administrative Clerk
Department of Parks & Recreation
Phone: (907) 424 7282
Email: parksadmin@cityofcordova.net

The US Forest Service operates short-term cabins within the Chugah National Forest and the Copper River Delta area including

• Power Creek Cabin
• McKinley Lake Cabin
• McKinley Trail Cabin

Reservations for campgrounds and cabins are made through Recreation.gov (1-877-444-6777) and recommended for summer camping. Fees are charged during the summer season.

The US Forest Service offers a variety of short-term free to use camp sites for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy. These sites provide a range of amenities and are located in picturesque settings for a memorable camping experience:

• Alaganik. 17 Mile Cooper River Highway.  Five tent platforms.  Pit toilet.  RV parking allowed but no hookups.  Three night maximum.
• Snag Lake Road. 18.1 Mile Copper River Highway (north side).  RV parking allowed but no hookups.  Not recommended for large RVs.  Very rough road. 14 night maximum.
• Eighteen Mile. 18.1 Mile Copper River Highway (south side).  Two tent platforms. Pit toilet.  RV parking allowed but no hookups.  Not recommended for large RVs.  14 night maximum.
• One-eyed Pond.  18.2 Mile Copper River Highway (south side). One tent platform. Pit toilet.  RV parking allowed but no hookups.14 night maximum.
• Halbrook Pond.  18.2 Mile Copper River Highway (north side).  Road is very rough and not maintained.  RV Parking allowed but no hookups.  Not recommended for large RVs.  14 night maximum.
• Saddlebag Glacier.  24.6 Mile Copper River Highway.  Two tent camping sites.  RV parking allowed but no hookups.  14 night maximum.
• Long Island.  Between 27 Mile and 34 Mile Copper River Highway (on south side).  Tent camping & RV parking allowed but no hookups.  Not recommended for large RVs/  14 night maximum.

The State of Alaska allows tent camping and RV parking along Power Creek Road (beyond Skater’s Cabin) until the road’s end. There are no toilets or hookups provided. Free to use and limited to one night only.

Eyak Corporation manages the following campsites: