Alaska Bear Camp, located within the pristine Lake Clark National Park, offers guests a rare opportunity to view brown bears in their natural habitat. This luxurious fly-in camp provides the perfect blend of wilderness adventure and comfort, offering unparalleled privacy and seclusion.
Their story
Natural Habitat Adventures’ Alaska Bear Camp was created to offer eco-conscious travelers an immersive experience in one of the best brown bear viewing locations in Alaska. The camp operates on a private 15-acre inholding, ensuring privacy and an exclusive wilderness adventure. Read more about them.
Sustainability actions
Lowest impact construction and operation
- Alaska Bear Camp emphasizes sustainable construction, using weatherproof tent cabins and eco-friendly facilities like composting toilets.
- The camp’s bathhouse provides hot showers, ensuring comfort without compromising its low environmental impact.
Highest level of energy efficiency
- The camp is located off the grid, relying on sustainable energy practices to minimize its environmental footprint while still offering modern comforts such as heated tent cabins.
Pioneer in waste management
- The camp uses ecological composting toilets, ensuring that waste is managed in an environmentally friendly manner.
- The remote location requires careful planning for waste management.
Using organic and chemical-free products
- Meals at the camp are crafted using fresh local seafood and other regional ingredients, aligning with the camp’s eco-friendly ethos. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated with prior notice.
Actively protects nature and community
- As part of its mission to promote eco-conscious travel, the camp supports the preservation of the local ecosystem and ensures low-impact tourism, working closely with local wildlife conservation efforts.
Most Popular Activities Near Alaska Bear Camp
- Bear viewing from private platforms
- Guided nature walks
- Wildlife photography opportunities
- Scenic flights over Alaska’s wilderness
Best Time To Visit Alaska Bear Camp
- The best time to visit the camp is between June and August, when bear activity is at its peak, and the weather is ideal for viewing and photography.