Fees & Reservations
Glacier Bay National Park collects no entrance fees from private visitors. Reservations are required for private boating, camping, rafting, and for many other visitor services. If you are planning to stay at the Glacier Bay Lodge or any of the nearby lodges or B&Bs in Gustavus, you should make reservations in advance. A location fee is charged for some commercial filming. Businesses must have a permit and pay concession franchise fees to operate in the park. Fees, permits, and reservations are needed to raft the Tatshenshini and Alsek rivers. Reservations Visitors bringing their own boat into Glacier Bay from June 1 through August 31 must have a permit and reservations. Glacier Bay campground and wilderness camping reservations are not accepted and not necessary, though a free permit is required. Fees, permits, and reservations are needed to raft the Tatshenshini and Alsek rivers. Tours, lodging, and most other area visitor services require reservations See Also:
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Did You Know?
Alaska is the size of: 114 Connecticuts; 277 Delawares; 88 Hawaiis; 69 Massachusetts'; 61 New Hamphires; 470 Rhode Islands or 2 Texas’. In fact, if Alaska were to split in half and form two states, Texas would drop from second largest state to third.