FAQ

Good to know.

How many cabins are on the property?

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Three. Cabin 1 and Cabin 2 are our small cabins — each 2 bedroom / 1 bathroom with a full kitchen, living and dining area, sleeping up to 5. Cabin 3 is our large cabin — 2 bedroom / 2 bathroom with a full kitchen, living and dining, sleeping up to 10.

Can we book the whole property for a group?

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Yes. Booking all three cabins accommodates up to 20 guests — ideal for reunions, fishing groups, and multi-family trips. Reach out and we'll coordinate dates across the property.

When are you open?

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The cabins are open seasonally from May 1 through September 30. We are fully closed October through April.

Is there a minimum stay?

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Yes — we book by the week only. Every stay is 7 days / 6 nights, with arrivals on Saturday or Sunday and departure six nights later. Book two or more consecutive weeks and you'll receive 10% off.

How much does a week cost?

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Small cabins (Cabin 1 or 2): $2,000/week in May and September, $2,500 in June, $3,000 in July, $2,750 in August. Large cabin (Cabin 3): $2,900/week in May and September, $3,400 in June, $3,900 in July, $3,650 in August. Cleaning fee and Alaska lodging tax are added at checkout.

What's your cancellation policy?

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Full refund up to 45 days before check-in. 50% refund 30–44 days out. Non-refundable within 29 days, though we'll do our best to rebook and refund if we can.

How do I pay?

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We collect a 25% deposit at booking and the balance 30 days before arrival, via a secure payment link. Major cards accepted.

What should I bring?

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Layers, waterproof shoes, bug spray, a good camera and polarized sunglasses. Waders and rods can be rented in town — we're happy to arrange.

Is Wi-Fi reliable?

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Yes — fast Starlink Wi-Fi throughout the property, plenty for streaming and video calls.

Can we bring our dog?

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No. We love dogs, but our Alaska weather can be unpredictable, and pets can cause damage to the cabins. Their presence also tends to scare away the moose that often visit the property, so we ask that dogs stay home for this trip.

Is there a fish-cleaning station?

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Yes, plus a chest freezer for your catch. We can also connect you with local processors and shippers.

How far to the Kenai River?

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About 12 minutes to popular bank-fishing access, and 20 minutes to Soldotna boat launches.