Nice small campground with a very friendly staff. Had no problems with WiFi. Got our 40' motorhome in with no problem. You can park your rig and look out the front window to see Cook Inlet. There is a path from the park to the Anchor River so you can fish. Small park with shade trees, great view and very very staff. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This rate reflects that we paid for a week not a single day so its discounted. We loved the beautiful setting (campground overlooks muskeg with Cook Inlet and Mt. Redoubt in the background), loved the very congenial staff, and the small park atmosphere however I'm giving it a 7 rating for comparison purposes. There is no cable tv or antenna tv either; the WiFi doesn't extend to all the rigs; you must be fairly close to the office area to receive it but it is high speed. The laundry room has 1 washer and 1 dryer only. There is one woman's and one men's toilet/shower combination room that does lock securely however someone showering blocks toilet use for others. They have side by side hookups on some sites so beware. They do provide free firewood for campfires and each site has a campfire ring so you may have smoke whether you want it or not. That said, we would return for the views alone. Also, the constant bald eagle watching was cheap entertainment. This peaceful location is very convenient for multiple visits to Homer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park is very close to the Cook Inlet, and we just arrived here a few hours ago and have already seen several eagles flying around. You can walk to Cook Inlet and there is a river close by for fishing too. The park is small for 40' rigs, but we have a 37' and we just made it into our site, so be sure and check before coming. It really is cute here and the people are very friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very small gravel park with gracious hospitality. Nice views over meadow of Cook Inlet and mountains in the distance. Little town with services and Homer 15 miles away. Directions will take you to a bridge with 13'2" height restriction. If you're taller, you have to detour 7 miles south of town to Old Sterling Highway, and back track to other side of bridge. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
What an awesome little RV park. It is broken up into 2 sections, joined together by a "Moose Trail" walking path. The office is in the main section, we were in the smaller section. The park faces a large marshy area, with the sea in the background. Every day the moose visited us in the park and every evening one could watch them eating down in the marsh. We also counted 60 bald eagles on one day. The camp managers are super friendly and helpful. We would have given this park a 10 if it had TV and Wifi. We would go up the the library which is only 1 mile away, to use their free WiFi hot spot. This is a super park if you are a Halibut or Salmon fisherman, you can launch your boat into the sea about 300 yards down the road. We camped here in a Motorhome.
One of the better AK campgrounds. We were parked overlooking a marsh and saw MANY bald eagles, usually 4-5 over head most times. An easy drive into Homer for those who want crowds or halibut fishing. A boat ramp area about a mile away gives access to the beach where vehicles are permitted to drive. We camped here in a Motorhome.