A boat-accessible trailhead and campsite at the mouth of Humpy Creek, named for the pink salmon that spawn here in July and August. The location serves as a starting point for the Humpy Creek Trail, which connects the Grewingk Creek area with the Mallard Bay Trail and provides access to the Portlock Glacier Plateau and Emerald Lake. Black bears frequently visit the creek mouth during salmon spawning season. This site is a popular departure point for multi-day backpacking trips across the plateau.
Open year-round
Official Kachemak Bay State Park page
Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation homepage
Status: Open year round
Humpy Creek Trail information and bear activity during salmon season
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A boat-accessible trailhead and campsite at the mouth of Humpy Creek, named for the pink salmon that spawn here in July and August. The location serves as a starting point for the Humpy Creek Trail, which connects the Grewingk Creek area with the Mallard Bay Trail and provides access to the Portlock Glacier Plateau and Emerald Lake. Black bears frequently visit the creek mouth during salmon spawning season. This site is a popular departure point for multi-day backpacking trips across the plateau.
Open year-round
Official Kachemak Bay State Park page
Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation homepage
Status: Open year round
Humpy Creek Trail information and bear activity during salmon season
CampgroundTour strives to provide accurate campground information but cannot guarantee its completeness or accuracy. Information is subject to change — please confirm details with the agency managing this facility before booking or making travel decisions. See our Terms of Use.