Kenai Fjords National Park is located in... Read More
Kenai Fjords National Park is located in... Read More
Kenai Fjords National Park is located in... Read More
Kenai Fjords National Park is located in... Read More
Kenai Fjords National Park lies at the edge of the Kenai Peninsula, in south-central Alaska. Established as a National Park in 1980, Kenai Fjords is located just west of the small harbor town of Seward. The park is home to one of the largest ice fields in the United States, the Harding Icefield. Read more..
The Harding Icefield, the signature feature of Kenai Fjords, is the source of nearly 40 glaciers. Numerous fjords, created by the glaciers, can be enjoyed by explorers via boat cruises, kayaking, flight tours, and hiking. The vast area of ice, surrounded by icy waters and forests, is home to thriving wildlife. Kenai Fjords National Park is one of only three National Parks in Alaska that can be accessed by road. Visitors can travel via road to the popular destination of Exit Glacier inside the park.
Kenai Fjords is mainly accessed by road and railroad from Anchorage (126 miles north of the park) and by the cruise port at Seward. Seward and the surrounding vicinity contains abundant lodging options along with a few backcountry lodges nestled around Resurrection Bay. Activities abound in and near Kenai Fjords National Park. Boat cruises are extremely popular for those wanting dazzling views of the fjords, glaciers, and wildlife. For those wanting even more adventure, kayaking tours take visitors even closer to amazing locations along the park. And for those desiring an aerial vantage point, flight tours are surely the way to experience Kenai Fjords. No doubt, Kenai Fjords can also be explored first-hand by hiking on trails throughout the park. Kenai Fjords National Park is an Alaskan paradise of glaciated coastlines and interior icefields that is sure to please all types of adventurers.
Located 9 miles from Seward, Alaska, at Humpy Cove on Resurrection Bay, Orca Island Cabins offers a once-in-a-lifetime glamping experience near Kenai Fjords National Park with its comfortable and stylish yurt cabins on the water's edge. A one-hour water taxi ride from Seward, guests are treated to well-equipped yurts to relax, eat, and sleep. Guests can enjoy the dazzling surroundings from private decks. Activities are plentiful during your stay at Orca Island Cabins. Guests can participate in kayaking, hiking, wildlife viewing, fishing, stand-up paddleboarding, and other activities.
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As the only wilderness lodge located within Kenai Fjords National Park, the Kenai Fjords Glacier Lodge, provides guests a truly memorable Alaska experience. Accessed only by boat from Seward, Alaska, the seasonal lodge offers guests premium service along with comfortable lodging at an all-inclusive rate including marine and wildlife cruise from/to Seward, cozy cabin accommodations, delicious meals, and guided daily activities. The 1,700 acres of the Pederson Lagoon Wildlife Sanctuary with stunning views of Pederson Glacier awaits eager explorers.
170 reviews
The Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge, located on the remote Fox Island in Resurrection Bay, provides guests a secluded and comfortable place to enjoy the amazing surroundings. A 12-mile boat ride from Seward, Alaska, guests is greeted to a stunning main lodge with its two-story windows and eight cozy waterfront cabins. The all-inclusive rate includes cruise transportation and tour to/from lodge, cabin accommodations, all meals, guided kayaking, and other activities. A two-night minimum stay is required at Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge. The lodge is open from late May to early September.
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Located near Seward, Alaska, and near Kenai Fjords National Park, the Spruce Lodge offers 25 lodge rooms and three private chalets. Guests will feel at home with kitchens, television, and free wireless internet in the rooms and chalets while taking in views of the surrounding mountains.
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The Harbor 360 Hotel, located in Seward, Alaska, near Kenai Fjords National Park, is situated directly on the waterfront of the Seward Small Boat Harbor. Guests of the Harbor 360 Hotel enjoy stunning views of Resurrection Bay and the surrounding Kenai Mountains. The year-round hotel offers rooms on the mountainside and the harborside. The Deluxe King Harbor Balcony Rooms even have a private balcony to take in the beautiful views. Harbor 360 Hotel features complimentary breakfast, Seward's only hotel pool, shuttle service to local destinations, and easy access to Major Marine Tours cruises.
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Hotel Seward, conveniently located in downtown Seward, Alaska, near Kenai Fjords National Park, provides lodging in a historical setting. The hotel originally built in 1905, now hosts rooms in two wings: the Alaskan Wing with spacious & renovated rooms, and the Historic Wing with smaller rooms with old-world charm. Some rooms in the Alaskan Wing feature great views for guests to enjoy. Within short walking distance to Resurrection Bay, the Hotel Seward certainly offers a blend of old & new for visitors to Kenai Fjords National Park.
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Seward Windsong Lodge resides along the Resurrection River in Exit Glacier Valley near Kenai Fjords National Park. Four miles from Seward, the lodge is located in a tranquil and beautiful setting. The seasonal lodge, open from mid-May to mid-September, offers guest rooms spread out in 15 two-story buildings. All rooms have an Alaskan-inspired feel and the amenities for a comfortable stay. Many rooms feature a deck or balcony for outdoor sitting. Dining and beverage options at the lodge include the signature Resurrection Roadhouse restaurant, the Goliath Bar & Grill, and an Expresso Bar.
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Just north of Seward, Alaska, nestled near the shores of Resurrection River, Howling Wolf Resort gives guests a glamour glamping experience. Expertly crafted glamour cottages along with luxurious tents are offered to guests. The cozy cottages and tents sleep up to three people and feature electricity, heat, and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy the spectacular surroundings on their patio or around their fire pit. A shared bathhouse is just steps away. The resort also boasts a hot tub, sauna, cold plunge, outdoor kitchen, yard games, and the nearby Alaska Adventure Park.
