The Wyoming
- 10 full and queen beds, 2 twins, and a fold-out couch
- Room for a big family or group on its own
- Book it alone, or with the other cabins
Five cabins in Soldotna, minutes from the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers. Stay a week, fish every day, and see the Last Frontier.
Pure paradise
Experience Alaska
When it comes to breathtaking landscapes and run-ins with wildlife, there's no other state quite like Alaska. They don't call it the Last Frontier for nothing.
Get Hooked on Alaska helps you plan the trip of a lifetime: a newly built cabin on the Kenai Peninsula, the fishing gear to use all week, and as many guided charters as you want, or none at all.
Need a hand planning? Call Justin at 307-747-2872 or Kenny at 602-819-1020.
Brand new construction
Our cabins
Five cabins share a quiet, wooded lot in Soldotna, with plenty of parking. Book one for a couple's getaway, or the whole property for a family reunion, a wedding party, or a crew of anglers.
Teton
- Bedroom 1: a queen
- Bedroom 2: two bunk beds (fulls and twins)
- Loft: a full and a full sofa bed
Bighorn 1 & 2
- Bighorn 1 (ground floor): a full, and two bunk beds
- Bighorn 2 (upstairs): a full and a full sofa bed, and two bunk beds
- Book one floor, or both together for a big family
Uinta
- A queen and a full sofa bed
- Kitchenette and a full bathroom
- Dogs welcome (pet fee)
Every cabin has
- Free WiFi and a smart TV
- A kitchen with stove, oven, full-size fridge, microwave, coffee maker, and toaster
- Cookware, dishes, and bed linens
- A dining table for shared meals
- Driveway parking
No air conditioning, which is normal for Alaska. Exterior security cameras watch the entrances only, never inside.
For the trip of a lifetime
Build your package
Our package is a full week, Sunday to Sunday. It covers your cabin and the gear to fish the river on your own, then you add the guided trips you want.
Stake Your Claim
$1,500 per person
7 days, 6 nights
- Six nights in one of our newly built cabins
- Fishing rods, gear, and waders for your use all week
- DIY fishing on the river near the cabins
- Add fishing and sightseeing trips from the list
Add some adventure
From $200 per person
Professionally guided, à la carte
| Cook Inlet halibut charter | $475 |
| Multi-species ocean charter | $585 |
| Kenai or Kasilof float trip for salmon | $250 half day $450 full day |
| Fly-out bear and salmon combo | $675 |
| Glacier, wildlife, and whale viewing tour | $250 |
| Scenic raft trip | $200 |
Prefer to keep it low-key? You don't have to book a single charter. Use the cabin as your base camp for your own adventures, or just rest.
Charters and tours
Alaskan fishing
Salmon on the Kenai and Kasilof
The world-famous Kenai and Kasilof Rivers have some of the best salmon fishing in Alaska, with plenty of public access. Each species peaks at a different time, so ask us about the best weeks for your trip.
Halibut
Homer is the halibut capital of the world, and Seward isn't far behind. The boat ride is an adventure on its own, with sea otters, seals, and the occasional whale. The limit is two halibut per person per day: one of any size and one up to 26 inches.
Fly-out salmon and bear viewing
Our guests' favorite. A 20-minute flight across Cook Inlet passes three active volcanoes, Redoubt, Spur, and Iliamna, and lands on Big River Lakes. From there you fish for red or silver salmon and watch bears up close from the safety of the boat.
Salmon and rockfish combo
A day on salt water, where you never know what's waiting below: a huge salmon, black sea bass, yelloweye rockfish, or the ultimate trophy, a big lingcod. A great way to fill the freezer with fish that are hard to come by.
From our guests
Summers on the Kenai
Explore the area
Things to do
Your adventure starts in Soldotna. The Kenai Peninsula runs 150 miles southwest from the Chugach Mountains south of Anchorage, with Kenai, Homer, and Seward all within a day's drive.
Restaurants nearby
Best hikes nearby
Drive times
| Kenai | 15 minutes |
| Homer | 1½ hours |
| Seward | 2 hours |
| Anchorage | 3 hours |
What to expect
Questions
How do I get there?
Fly into Anchorage (ANC), rent a car, and drive about 3 hours to Soldotna. Or take a connecting flight to Kenai (ENA) on Grant Aviation or Ravn Alaska and rent a car in Kenai. We suggest landing in Anchorage on Saturday, staying the night, and joining us Sunday to Sunday.
Do I need a car?
Yes. There's no public transportation, so a rental car is a must. Avis, Budget, Enterprise, and Payless all rent in Kenai.
When are check-in and check-out?
Check in after 4:00 PM and check out by 11:00 AM. The minimum stay is 2 nights.
Is fishing gear included?
Every package includes the rods, gear, and waders you need to fish the river on your own. You're welcome to bring your own too.
What's the weather like?
It changes fast. A sunny 66 degrees with a light breeze can turn into low clouds, light rain, and 50 degrees within hours, and stay that way for a few days.
What should I pack?
Jeans, good walking shoes, a sweatshirt, and a light jacket cover sightseeing and evenings in town. For charters, wear layers: wool fleece or synthetics under a windbreaker, and good lightweight rain gear. Skip cotton; it stays cold and wet.
Can I stay longer than a week, or just a few nights?
Yes. Call or email us and we'll work it out. You can also book individual nights on the cabin listings below.
Let's get hooked on Alaska
Book your trip
See open dates and book a cabin online, or call us to plan a full package with charters.