A small, primitive walk-in campground near Exit Glacier — the only road-accessible section of Kenai Fjords National Park — this is a genuinely different experience from most of the park, which is otherwise reachable only by boat. Sites require carrying your gear roughly half a mile from the parking area, with vault toilets available but no potable water on site, and no reservations — it operates on a first-come basis with a limited number of sites. Its location puts you right at the base of the Harding Icefield Trail and within easy walking distance of the glacier itself, making it a good base for an early start on the park’s most demanding hike. Given the short walk-in and lack of amenities, this suits campers comfortable with a genuinely minimal setup rather than anyone looking for convenience.