20 campgrounds that take tents and no RVs in Alaska

Tongass National Forest holds the most of them in the state. The Forest Service runs most of them. The biggest is Chilkoot Trail Camping Permits with 55 sites.

A campground is listed when its Recreation.gov site records permit tents and permit no RV at any site.

Reservable Partly reservable First-come, first-served

All 20

Campground	Agency	Sites	Booking	Link
Chilkoot Trail Camping Permits	NPS	55	Partly reservable	Details →
Arctic Circle Campground	BLM	19	First-come	Details →
Crescent Creek Campground	FS	9	First-come	Details →
Sawmill Creek Campground And Day Use	FS	2	Partly reservable	Details →
Spencer Glacier Whistle Stop Group Campground	FS	2	Reservable	Details →
Anchor Pass Buoy	FS		First-come	Details →
Coeur d'Alene Campground	FS		First-come	Details →
Horseshoe Hole Campground	FS		First-come	Details →
Icehouse Cove Buoy Camping Area	FS		First-come	Details →
Lake No. 3 Campground	FS		First-come	Details →
Lower Salamander Creek Campground	FS		First-come	Details →
Nemo Campsites Entry & Info Site	FS		First-come	Details →
Ohmer Creek Campground	FS		First-come	Details →
Staney Bridge Campground	FS		First-come	Details →
Thoms Creek Crossing Campsite	FS		First-come	Details →
Three C's Group Use Campground	FS		Reservable	Details →
Three Sisters Overlook Campsite	FS		First-come	Details →
Turn Island Beach Campsite	FS		First-come	Details →
Upper Salamander Creek Campsite	FS		First-come	Details →
Yunshookuh Loop Campground	FS		First-come	Details →

Also in Alaska

All 83 campgrounds in Alaska · First-come, first-served · Reservable · Big rigs · Pets allowed · Tent only in every state