Campbell Lake Vacation Rentals

Campbell Lake, Alaska, United States
61.1325° N, -149.9414° W
Campbell Lake
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Campbell Lake is a serene body of water located in Anchorage, offering a peaceful backdrop to the residential community surrounding it. While technically private, it’s often admired for its scenic value and reflective water surface perfect for photography.

Surface area (mi)
0.31
Max depth (ft)
18.37
Shoreline length (mi)
3.48
Best time to go
Visit Campbell Lake from late June to early September, when sun-drenched days greet adventurers. Experience exhilarating paddleboarding and fishing amidst tranquil surroundings, as the vibrant landscape bursts to life, unmarred by swarming insects or bustling crowds.
Water Quality
Campbell Lake's water exhibits a deep blue hue, reflecting its pristine and transparent clarity. The lake's glassy surface mirrors the surrounding landscape, enhancing its serene beauty.

Ideal for

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Popular activities

  • Fishing
  • Canoeing
  • Boating
  • Hiking
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Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to dive into what Campbell Lake has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

  • No, it is not safe to swim in Campbell Lake. The lake experiences frequent blue-green algae blooms that can produce dangerous toxins, and there are no lifeguards on duty. Swimmers should avoid water contact if there are warning signs posted.

  • Campbell Lake is a popular destination in Anchorage, Alaska, because it offers scenic natural beauty and outdoor activities. It is surrounded by trails and part of Kincaid Park, making it ideal for hiking and enjoying the local flora and fauna. The lake is also known for its lily pads and forested surroundings.

  • Fishing is not allowed in Campbell Lake, Alaska. The lake is closed year-round to all sport fishing. This includes all species of fish and applies to the entire lake area.

  • There is no beach at Campbell Lake mentioned in the sources. However, for families looking for a beach experience in Michigan, Grand Haven State Park is a popular choice with its well-maintained beach, calm waters, and iconic lighthouse. It also offers playgrounds and a boardwalk, making it safe and enjoyable for children.

  • The town closest to Campbell Lake, Alaska, is Anchorage. Campbell Lake is located about 5 miles south-southwest of Anchorage, near Campbell Creek. It is surrounded by residential areas and lush greenery within the city limits.