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Diamond M Ranch Resort and Alaska Adventure Cabins offer distinctive glamping accommodations in the Kasilof area. These properties feature upscale canvas structures and cabin glamping options with modern amenities including electric hookups, drinking water, and comfortable furnishings. Diamond M Ranch Resort provides a full-service glamping experience with picnic tables, fire rings, and sewer hookups for an enhanced outdoor stay. "The hosts are more than welcoming and make your visit pleasant," according to one visitor who appreciated the homey atmosphere. Both locations maintain shower facilities for guests, with Diamond M Ranch Resort also offering sanitary dump stations and trash service for longer stays.
Whiskey Point Cabins & RV Park delivers exceptional glamping experiences with spectacular views of Cook Inlet and nearby volcanoes. The property features dedicated common areas with picnic tables and fire pits where guests can enjoy the natural surroundings. "There is an amazing ocean and volcano view off a common ground area with a picnic table and fire pit. Eagles soar overhead," one guest noted about their experience. Wildlife viewing opportunities abound, with eagles frequently spotted soaring above the property. Seasonal availability generally runs May through September, with some properties like Baycrest RV Park specifically operating from early May to mid-September. Most glamping accommodations in the area are accessible via drive-in access, though some properties like Whiskey Point also offer boat-in and walk-in options for a more secluded experience.
"The special use area was open for Subsistence fishing - and made for an easy place to camp outside of Kenai. Not really a scenic site, but efficient with trash and porta potties."
from $10 / night
Check Availability"It is fun filled with animals, bicycle rentals, basketball court, playground, seasonal berry picking, eagles nest close by, caribou viewing, balcony viewing area, fire rings and fishing is nearby in the"
from $149 / night
Check Availabilityfrom $20 - $120 / night
Check Availability"There is an amazing ocean and volcano view off a common ground area with a picnic table and fire pit. Eagles soar overhead."
"Since we were going to arrive early, we called ahead to see if we could come in at 12:30 PM instead of their 3:00 PM check-in."
from $25 - $150 / night
Check Availability"Enjoyed this location and without reservations, glad to get it. Had reservation at spit campground that was in horrible shape, un-level, crowded...so passed and took a risk on this one."
"About 20 min drive from Homer spit. Sites are a little tight but the views are amazing!"
"When I was in Alaska I loved it so much and the cold goes away once u see the beauty"
"Great place friendly staff supper clean and just all around wonderful stay great prices"
"Sites are small and very close to each other, and some of the sites the hookups are on the opposite side, but I guess that depends if you back in or pull in."
from $49 - $149 / night
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RangerOur second time staying here. There is an amazing ocean and volcano view off a common ground area with a picnic table and fire pit. Eagles soar overhead. Sites are close together but have water, electricity, a small table and fire pit. We didn’t stay in the cabins but they look nice and the property, general store, and washing facilities seem well maintained. Recommend for a night or two when visiting Homer.
LegendThe special use area was open for Subsistence fishing - and made for an easy place to camp outside of Kenai. Not really a scenic site, but efficient with trash and porta potties. Most other campers were local with big set ups for the fishing days.
RangerFor starters my children love this campground. It is fun filled with animals, bicycle rentals, basketball court, playground, seasonal berry picking, eagles nest close by, caribou viewing, balcony viewing area, fire rings and fishing is nearby in the Kenai River. The campsites are well groomed with clean bathrooms/shower rooms. The hosts are more than welcoming and make your visit pleasant. There isn’t much to privacy at this campground but it has a nice homey atmosphere. This was nicely located with a fun twist to camping with the animals! We’ve stayed once in the paddock area another in the grass area on the other side. I preferred the open grass area for the children to run around in without animals. I would recommend this campground to families.
ScoutEnjoyed this location and without reservations, glad to get it. Had reservation at spit campground that was in horrible shape, un-level, crowded...so passed and took a risk on this one. Very accommodating folks. As others have said, the campground is a good stop with wonderful views if the weather cooperates (it did when I was there in August). With a truck/camper combo, dropping the camper there and using the truck to get to the spit and Homer was 15-20 min. Place is well maintained and the staff was incredibly helpful and friendly with campground and local information. Found lots to do in the area. Campground is full/crowded in the summer, but site was nice, functional albeit a challenge to back in with the width of the road at my site. Just off the highway so some noise but tolerable. Decent washer/dryers and showers behind office but no food/although that wasn't an issue as we grocery shopped and ate out at some great seafood places (must do). Incident: There is only one road in/out of Homer. There was a bad accident that closed the road for 24 hours so we had to wait another day to get out. Homer and the Kenai was a great visit.
GuideWhen I was in Alaska I loved it so much and the cold goes away once u see the beauty
LegendTraveling south on AK-1 was busy but straightforward, and the campground was easy to access on the right just before Anchor Point. Since we were going to arrive early, we called ahead to see if we could come in at 12:30 PM instead of their 3:00 PM check-in. They said yes, and check-in was a breeze at the small office, which also sold T-shirts, hats, fishing supplies, and a few sundries. We stayed in Site A, a back-in with FHUs (30 AMP). The gravel/sand area in front of Sites A, B, and C was wide enough for easy maneuvering, though because it had been raining we used 4-wheel drive so our 40’ 5th wheel toy hauler wouldn’t leave ruts. The sites were fairly close together, but not uncomfortably so. What made Sites A–C special was the ocean view from the patios. Site C only fit a short rig. Site A, on the end, also bordered a shared common area where guests could gather to enjoy the water views and sunsets from a high hill perch. Utilities were well placed, with water pressure at 35–40 PSI. Verizon service gave us 2 bars of LTE, while T-Mobile was limited to 1 bar roaming. The campground did not have WiFi, but Starlink had a clear shot thanks to the open sky and trees only along the perimeter. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay—especially the ocean view from Site A.
RangerGreat place friendly staff supper clean and just all around wonderful stay great prices
RangerMainly a large parking lot, no bathrooms this time of year. Beautiful right on the way, be careful driving on the sand especially at low tide it quickly turns to mud flats
RangerAwesome time to relax and just get away from the hustle and bustle
Kasilof camping options blend coastal and river environments along the west coast of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula. Located at the mouth of the Kasilof River, the area provides primitive camping opportunities on public beaches and more developed sites at private campgrounds. Seasonal availability ranges from May through September, with high season crowds peaking during salmon runs in July.
Dipnetting at Kasilof River: Visitors to Kasilof River Special Use Area can access prime fishing spots directly from their campsites. "The special use area was open for Subsistence fishing - and made for an easy place to camp outside of Kenai. Not really a scenic site, but efficient with trash and porta potties," notes reviewer Stephanie Z.
Wildlife viewing: Campers frequently spot bald eagles and other wildlife near their sites. At Whiskey Point Cabins & RV Park, one camper observed, "Eagles soar overhead. Sites are close together but have water, electricity, a small table and fire pit."
Gear rentals: Those traveling without equipment can rent what they need at Alaska Canoe and Campground. "You can rent everything from fishing poles and nuts to tent camping equipment and anything you might need for watercraft. They rent sleeping bags and dry bags," shares Tanya B.
Coastal views: Many campgrounds provide direct sightlines to Cook Inlet and beyond. A visitor to Baycrest RV Park remarked, "The view was the best part, but it felt cramped. Decent location, only about a 15 minute drive to the spit."
Peaceful atmosphere: Some glamping options near Kasilof provide a quiet retreat from busier tourist areas. At Alaska Adventure Cabins, Joe C. found "Great place friendly staff supper clean and just all around wonderful stay great prices."
Proximity to Homer: Campgrounds in the southern part of the region offer convenient access to Homer attractions. "About 20 min drive from Homer spit. Sites are a little tight but the views are amazing!" says Brad H. about his stay at Baycrest RV Park.
Seasonal facilities: Public areas often have limited amenities outside peak season. At Kasilof River Special Use Area, camper SJ D. warns, "Mainly a large parking lot, no bathrooms this time of year. Beautiful right on the way, be careful driving on the sand especially at low tide it quickly turns to mud flats."
Traffic considerations: The limited road network can create logistical challenges. A camper at Baycrest RV Park shared this experience: "There is only one road in/out of Homer. There was a bad accident that closed the road for 24 hours so we had to wait another day to get out."
Sanitation facilities: Public camping areas may have basic or overcrowded facilities during peak season. A Kasilof River Special Use Area camper noted, "There were about 8 to 10 porta-potties all in a row at where the beach meets the road. They were disgusting and nearly full."
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