Juneau, accessible only by air or sea due to the surrounding rugged terrain, offers a unique challenge and an exciting premise for camper van enthusiasts. Upon arrival, the first stop for most is the Mendenhall Glacier. This magnificent glacial formation, with its stunning blue ice and accessible trails, offers breathtaking views and an up-close experience with one of nature's most awe-inspiring creations.

Juneau's downtown is rich in history and culture, featuring unique shops, local eateries, and the iconic State Capitol building. For those interested in the rich history of the area, the Juneau-Douglas City Museum provides insights into the indigenous cultures and the gold rush era that shaped the region.

For outdoor lovers, a drive out to Auke Bay offers opportunities for whale watching, fishing, or just enjoying the serene beauty of Alaskan waters. Hiking enthusiasts have an array of trails to choose from; the Mount Roberts Trail, for instance, starts just at the edge of downtown and spirals up offering stunning views of the city and Gastineau Channel.

Taking a camper van trip to Juneau allows for flexibility in experiencing the vast wilderness of Alaska. From the comfort of your mobile home, you can wake up to a new, breathtaking view every day. Whether it’s the reflection of towering pines in the still waters of a secluded lake or the sight of eagles soaring above, the intimacy with nature that a camper van trip to Juneau offers is unparalleled.

Juneau is inaccessible by road.

Juneau has been renamed twice.

In Juneau there is an annual average of close to one million cruise ship passengers and 100,000 independent travelers.