Dayville Roadside Waterfront | Wild Camping

June 12th, 2024 by riotman36

Lots of roadside parking. No signs prohibiting it. 3 other rvs on the road as we pulled in tonight at 9:30pm. plenty of space to not be on top of eachother. keep it open! leave no trace, keep your slides in and don't overstay, they already have no overnight signs up at the trailheads and parking lots. This is one of the last free spaces near town.

August 14th, 2023 by sandya

Same as previously mentioned, but I can add that the seagull noise is lessened if you park a little furthur from the hatchery .

August 14th, 2023 by princess.sarah

As described below. We were going to stay at Alison Point campground but the sites were not much better than the road and were crammed together. Good cell signal, great views and wildlife viewing from your window. We saw a black bear on the shore below us, a bald eagle across the street and sea lions in the bay. Very quiet evening until 5am we suspect employees going to work in the Trans Alaska terminal at the end of the road.

August 13th, 2023 by matthias.freitag

Every passing car or truck will shake your vehicle and the seagulls and -lions can be VERY loud, but the "wild"life viewing made up for it. Strong scent from the hatchery as well.

August 9th, 2023 by maddmandy

Fish and sealions very abundant last night. Plenty of room but it’s in a lane right against the road. Seemed fairly quiet traffic-wise between like 11-5 and then picked up. Not terrible but not great, noise-wise. Gorgeous spot!

July 18th, 2023 by gwaite34

Pretty spot. Noisy but safe. It worked fine for one night. The fish ladder and wildlife is worth the visit. Good cell service for AT&T and Verizon.

August 31st, 2022 by californiasak

The roadside parking along Dayville between the hatchery and the campground is unlimited and made for an acceptable hasty overnight. Plenty of space to parallel park even a semi truck. Verizon signal was strong. Road noise was bad. Seagull noise was unreal.