Seward Alaska - Cabin Rental
Remote Cabins & Yurts Yurts Yurts - Away from the crowds, Explore -
Hike, Kayak, Boat,
View Sea Otter, Bald Eagles, Sea Lions,
Wildlife
Seaside, Mountains, Lakes,
Rivers
Water Taxi Drop-off & Pick-up Trips
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Water Taxi Drop-off & Pick-up Trips
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Orca Isle 
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Accessible only by float plane or water taxi...
• Guests should bring food and adequate ice for their stay.
(Coolers are provided)
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Potable water is provided in each rental unit. No need to bring
additional water.
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Firewood is provided for outside campfire.
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Barbecues are provided for each cabin.
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Fishing poles and tackle are available on the island
complimentary.
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ALL INCLUSIVE price of $195/per
person, per nite with a 2 night minimum;
$125/per
additional guest (3rd or 4th person) per nite,
$125/ per child (10-17) per nite
Situated
in a protected cove, guests can enjoy kayaking, birdwatching,
tidepool watching, fishing, exploring or just relaxing as
wildlife comes into view both by land and sea. Observe black
bears and mountain goats on the mountainside; bald eagles
overhead; and Orcas (killer whales), humpback whales, Dall's
porpoise, Steller sea lions and sea otters, both in Humpy Cove
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Orca Yurts (3): each Sleeps
2- 4 ~ Queen & futon
Yurts: Twenty feet in diameter, these three
self-contained, eco-friendly cabin structures on Orca Island
have solar power and each feature a private bathroom with
compost toilet, propane range and cabin heater, kitchen with
dishes and basic cookware, dining area, living room, private
deck and barbecue grill. Each cabin sleeps 2 to 4 persons with a
queen bed and a futon. Linens are provided, including pillows,
blankets and comforters, no smoking,
no pets. |
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National Park
Service Cabins
Water Taxi Drop-off & Pick-up Trips
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Pease visit this informative
National Park website:
http://www.nps.gov/aplic/cabins/nps_cabins.html
You must rent these cabins yourself, they go fast so book EARLY |
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2 Kenai Fjords National Park Cabins -
$50/cabin/night - stays are limited to three nights per
group for the season.
Coastal cabins are equipped with heating stove (propane fuel is provided), pit toilets, table and chairs, and wooden bunks. The Aialik Bay Cabin sleeps up to four people and Holgate sleeps six. Cabins do not have electricity or running water. Fresh water is available nearby but must be treated. There are no mooring buoys at any of the Public Use Cabin beaches in Kenai Fjords.
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HOLGATE ARM CABIN
Description:
Rustic Cabin, approximately 16' X 20'
Facilities: Sleeps up to 6 people.
Includes six wooden bunks, a work counter, table with chairs,
diesel oil stove (fuel is provided), fire extinguisher,
informational bulletin board, and smoke detector. Has a pit
toilet. Fresh water is available nearby but it must be treated.
Location:
Located on the northeasterly shore of Holgate Arm in Aialik Bay
(a 4 hour boat trip or 35 minute flight from Seward). Refer to
USGS map, Blying Sound D-8.
Terrain/Vegetation:
Open spruce forest, boggy ground, abundant
blueberries in late August. Cabin elevation is just above sea
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AIALIK BAY CABIN
Description: Rustic Cabin,
approximately 16' X 20'
Facilities: Sleeps up to 4
people. Includes two standard twin-size wooden bunks, a work
counter, table with 4 chairs, couch, diesel oil stove (fuel is
provided), fire extinguisher, informational bulletin board, and
smoke detector. Pit toilet with boardwalk handicap access. Fresh
water is available nearby but must be treated.
Location:
Cabin is located
on Port Graham Corporation land on a five acre site easement on
the upper end of Aialik Bay (a 4.5 hour boat ride or 30 minute
flight from Seward). Refer to USGS map, Blying Sound D-8.
Terrain/Vegetation: Flat
terrain, young spruce forest, alder thickets, long cobble beach.
Cabin elevation is just above sea level. |
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Miller’s
Landing provides chartered water taxi transport to
the Kenai Fjords National Park including the Aialik Bay area,
the Holgate Arm National Park Cabin, the Aialik National Park
Cabin, and the Northwestern Arm area of the Kenai Fjords
National Park. The water taxi is done with our brand new custom
built 32 foot landing craft (taking 14 passengers plus crew).
The drop down bow makes it ideal for loading and unloading
passengers, gear and kayaks easily. The cruise to the Kenai
Fjords National Park is the highlight of the Seward area. On the
trip there, you will often see sea lions, puffins, eagles,
whales, mountain goats and bears. Both of
these cabins are situated near remarkable calving glaciers,
berry patches, and the waters surrounding them have salmon (in
season) and abundant marine wildlife. Miller’s Landing also has
kayak rentals and offers guided kayaking trips (and kayak
lessons too) for those wishing to experience this pristine
wilderness area, rich with sea life, whales, and birds.. |
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State Park Service Cabins
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Water Taxi Drop-off & Pick-up Trips
Daily from Miller's Landing
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Please visit this very informative
State of Alaska
website:
http://www.dnr.state.ak.us/parks/units/caineshd.htm#rbsmp
You must rent these cabins yourself, they go fast so book EARLY
$65 per day,
each cabin can sleep 8 people
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Derby Cove Cabin
(14' X 18') Caine's
Head
Sleeps 8 (maximum
8) with a maximum stay of 7 consecutive nights. This cabin sits
within spruce and hemlock forest behind a gravel beach. At the
head of the Caines Head trail system, Derby Cove is a quarter
mile from the ranger station. Use the creek that runs in front
of the cabin as a water source. |
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Callisto Canyon Cabin (14' X 18')
Caine's Head
Sleeps 8 (maximum 8) with a maximum stay
of 7 consecutive nights. For a water source, there is a small
stream located on the hillside directly southwest of the cabin.
A second water source that is dependable year 'round is
approximately 400 yds. down the beach where a moderate waterfall
empties onto the beach, but access to it must be timed with the
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Spruce Glacier Cabin
(16' X 16') Thumb Cove
Sleeps 8 (maximum 8) with a maximum stay
of 7 consecutive nights. From the water, this cabin is located
on the left-hand, or east, side of the beach. A wheelchair
accessible boardwalk leads from the beach berm to the cabin,
approximately 300' back from the steep, cobbled beach.
Wheelchair- assisted access will be
necessary from the beach landing to the boardwalk.
The closest fresh water
source is not accessible to all users, so bring enough fresh
water for your stay if you are unable to access the stream. The
small stream is located on the hillside and is directly east of
the cabin. The stream empties onto the beach by a very large
boulder past the eastern-most barge wreck. To reach it you must
walk out near the shore. |
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Porcupine Glacier Cabin (16' X
16') Thumb Cove
Sleeps 8 (maximum 8) with a maximum stay
of 7 consecutive nights. From the water, this cabin is on the
right-hand, or west, side of the beach. The closest fresh water
source is a small stream located on the hillside facing the bay.
To reach it, you must walk out onto the shore, so plan filling
any water containers at anytime except at the highest tide. |
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Miller’s
Landing provides water taxi services to all four
State Marine Parks on Resurrection Bay: Caine’s Head State
Marine Park; Fox Island Spit State Marine Park; Sunny Cove State
Marine Park; and Thumb’s Cove State Marine Park. You can rent a
State Park cabin in any of these areas for $65 a night. The
cabins are all fairly new and are very nice cabins. There is one
with handicap access in Thumb's Cove (Spruce Cabin). The water taxi costs to get to them run $20 to $25 per person each way and
we have discounts for children ten and under. The water taxi is
done with our brand new custom built 32 foot landing craft
(taking 14 passengers plus crew). The drop down bow makes it
ideal for loading and unloading passengers, gear and kayaks
easily. On the water taxi, watch for sea otters and eagles.
Sometimes we will see an occasional sea lion or whale as well!
For more information on the water taxi services, with complete
descriptions of the areas and what activities to do there
(fishing, hiking, berry picking, kayaking, etc.) , please visit
the water
taxi section on our website. State Park Cabins are a
wonderful way to see Alaska and experience the thrill of hiking,
kayaking and camping on Resurrection Bay. One of the top ten
hikes in Alaska is next to the Derby Cove Cabin or Callisto Cabin
(Caine's Head Trail (see hiking trails section). Thumb's Cove
has a salmon stream, is ideal for kayaking, and has alpine
glaciers. |
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