Established in Alaska since 1992
Very quant and comfy. And, the curtians did a great job darkening the room.
Thank you, we slept great!
Jack and Donna A. - Manassas, VA
They provided a wonderful experience for our family. The day tours were AWESOME. We will try to do this every year!!
Levi G. from Bloomington, IN - May, 2009
Really enjoyed the stay here, and would recommend to friends. Staff was pleasant, surroundings were outstanding and the guides/naturalists were fantastic!
Anon.- Cabin #14
It's Alaska's first state park, and only wilderness park, contains roughly 400,000 acres of mountains, glaciers, forests and ocean. The bay's twisted rock formations are evidence of the movement of the earth's crust. Highlighted by constantly changing weather patterns, the park's outstanding scenery is a backdrop for high quality recreation. Park visitors will find opportunities for fishing, boating, kayaking, hiking, camping and mountain sports.
Kachemak Bay is a critical habitat
area, supporting many species of marine life. Visitors frequently observe sea
otters, seals, porpoise and whales. Intertidal zones offer natural settings for
marine studies. Land mammals include moose, black bear, mountain goats, coyotes
and wolves. The many species of birds that inhabit the bay, including eagles,
gyrfalcons and puffins, make it a popular area for bird watching.
Hiking and camping along the shoreline and in the surrounding forests and
mountains are excellent. Above timberline, skiers and hikers will find glaciers
and snowfields stretching for miles. Special park attractions include Grewingk
Glacier, Poot Peak, China Poot Bay, Halibut Cove Lagoon, Humpy Creek, and China
Poot (Leisure) Lake.
Access to the park is by boat or airplane, as there are no roads to the park. Air charters, water taxi services, and boat rentals are available in Homer.
Source: Alaska State Parks.
For more information on Alaska State Parks, visit the Alaska State Parks web site.
