In the morning, we drove the car to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center just a few miles from our campsite in Portage. Visitors can either walk or drive around the center. During our walk, we saw musk oxen, bison, elk, moose, a lynx, a porcupine, a black bear, and three brown bears. It was interesting to be able to see these animals up close without them being afraid and running away from us (as they might in the wild).

After a quick lunch of tuna sandwiches, we drove to Seward, AK. We are camping at the Resurrection Bay beachfront campground operated by the city of Seward. The site offers water and electrical hookups, with a dump station available offsite. Unfortunately, many of the camp sites are sloped downward toward the bay, making it difficult to level an RV. After several unsuccessful and one successful leveling attempt, we walked to the harbor front to scope out local restaurants that we could eat lunch at tomorrow.