Overview: Located midway between Halibut Cove and Seldovia within Kachemak Bay State Park. The nearest community is Homer, nine water miles away. The bay, a splendidly rugged fjord, reaches seven miles into the glacier-studded Kenai Mountains. These glaciers join one another to form the massive Harding Ice Field, which presses down the other side of the mountains into the Kenai Fjords National Park. The four stars rated Wilderness Lodge lies nestled on an isthmus in a secluded scalloped-shaped cove defined by rocky wave-washed promontories. Sea otters frequently dine at the cove's clam beds popping up regularly to crack open juicy butter clams. From the lodge dining solarium the view encompasses the islands and inlets and sweeps up forested hills to the grand and moody Jakolof Peak. The lounge area features a fine display of native Alaskan art. Overnight accommodation with ocean and mountain views, comfortable beds, safe, approved drinking water from every faucet, standard electricity, private bath and shower, hair dryer, makesup mirror, coffee pot and a small refrigerator. You can look forward to dining on delicious Alaska seafood including halibut, shellfish and wild run salmon. Breakfast and dinner are casual affairs served family style. Picnic lunches are packed for you. After dinner enjoy warming up your body in the wood-fried sauna.

Discover the many treasures of Katchemak Bay with its secluded bays, virgin forests and tidepools teeming with wildlife. We offer guided natural history discovery walks on quiet beaches, go hiking on private wilderness nature trails within Kachemak Bay State Park, join an Eco-tour by boat to look for puffins, porpoise, whales, and sea lions, try your luck fishing for salmon, Dolly Varden, greenling and cod right off the dock, go digging for steamer clams and pluck mussels or relax in the lounge chair on the sun deck. Also available are guided kayaking, fishing, fly-out bear viewing and helicopter glacier tours.