The following pages for Kenai Peninsula cabin rental listings includes descriptions and contact information for each rental cabin. As there are so many different places you can stay on the Kenai Peninsula, these cabins for rent are just another option to consider in your travel plans.
Here you will find information about Kenai Peninsula Lodge style accommodations for that Alaskan atmosphere to complete your Alaska Vacation. Many of the Kenai Peninsula Lodges are also great for families traveling with children but few, if any, allow pets to accompany you during your stay.
Now for those looking to enjoy a real treat by booking their lodging with a Kenai Peninsula Bed and Breakfast where you will be treated to the hospitality of and flavor of the local spirit. If you’re a dedicated B & B devotee, you know that the quality and experience of staying at this type of establishment greatly exceeds the average lodging offered today. If you haven’t stayed in a B & B lately, be sure to read the following section of the reasons that bed and breakfasts are gaining ground as the premier lodging for Americas vacation travels today.
Within the small towns on the Kenai Peninsula you will find an abundance of Motels and Hotels that range in price from budget to extravagant and luxurious. Many of the local Motels and Hotels listed will also serve very well as a base for your family’s vacation and some of these facilities do accept pets on approval. We will look into this as we continue on and encourage you to send us your findings and reviews throughout the year.
Cities and Towns of the Kenai Peninsula of Alaska.
Read through the summaries of the local towns for an idea about what to expect if you decide to visit. Follow the links provided to read more about the in-depth look at each locality before you arrive.
Anchor Point Alaska – Located on the Sterling highway between Ninilchik and Homer. Best noted for halibut fishing charters, salmon fishing, clam digging. There is lots of fun to be had here from camping on the beach to an evenings stroll through town. Bring your camera and plenty of film as there is much to see and do in Anchor Point AK.
Cooper Landing Alaska – is situated in the most magnificent scenery on the Kenai Peninsula. Virtually surrounded by towering mountains with aspen, birch, and evergreens that give way to barren mountain sides above tree level, Cooper landing is the place to see wildlife like sheep, goats, moose, bear, eagles and so very much more. Fishing, Rafting, Photography, Wildlife Viewing, Sightseeing, Hiking all fill the days of those adding Cooper Landing to their itineraries for their Kenai Peninsula Vacations. Cooper Landing is located just 97 miles from Anchorage or 110 miles from Homer.
Homer Alaska – The Halibut Capitol of Alaska and the jumping off point for tours of Kachemak Bay, whale watching, and semi-remote holiday excursions to Kachemak Bay State Park. One of the most visited destinations on the Kenai Peninsula. It's Two Thumbs Up for Homer AK for the Kenai Vacation Itinerary. Also see Homer AK Cabins for Rent for additional Lodging info.
Hope Alaska – Lesser known for it's off the beaten path location, Hope is one of those lost jewels in a wilderness of confusion. If a relaxing time is what you seek, look no further then Hope AK for a real Gold Rush town from the turn of the century. Lets give this one Five Gold Stars for our suggested Kenai Destination Itinerary.
Kenai Alaska – The City of Kenai itself is more of a bedroom community to the popular tourist city of Soldotna just 7 mile away. There is little shopping available, and virtually no major tourist attractions in Kenai. The most prominent tourist facility in Kenai would be that the main airport for the Peninsula is located here. Overall we found residents preferred not to support tourism here as this is a residentual area lacking in the facilities to support a healthy number of visitors. The city of Kenai rates low on our list of places to visit on the Peninsula.
Moose Pass Alaska – Another of those peaceful destinations nestled in the valley between towering mountains. There’s a great hotel and restaurant with a gazebo on the shores of Trail Lake. You can take a flight seeing trip or cast for trout in the lake, hike into the blueberry covered meadows or to one of the a high mountain lakes in the area.
Nikiski Alaska – Home to the Tesoro oil refinery, Conoco Phillips LNG plant, and the now closed, Agrium ammonia and urea fertilizer plant. This area is where numerous offshore oil platforms produce much of the crude oil used in the Tesoro Refinery. These offshore oil platforms can be scene from the drive along the Spur Highway.
Deep Creek & Ninilchik Alaska – Similar to Anchor Point in many ways, Ninilchik is located on the Sterling highway between Soldotna and Anchor Point. Best noted for halibut fishing charters, salmon fishing, clam digging and the historical Russian Orthodox Church that site predominantly on the hill overlooking the town. Deep Creek is accessed just past the town of Ninilchik on the way to Homer. Both have tractor launches to aid in launching your personal boats on the beach.
Seldovia Alaska – Located 17 miles across the bay from Homer with accessed limited to either water or air, Seldovia is the locals favorite in vacation destinations for many good reasons. The town retains its rich heritage and the flavor is of a well cared for seaside town. Do yourself a favor and Do Not Pass Up Seldovia during your Kenai Vacation.
Seward Alaska – Drop on over to the southern side of the peninsula and travel down to the end of the Seward Highway where you will find the scenic waterfront town of Seward. Located at the head of Resurrection Bay, Seward’s busy seaport is the home to a large fleet of tour boats, fishing charters, and a busy cruise ship dock. This town has everything you could desire from outstanding waterfront hotels to beach camping in the city run campgrounds. And if that’s not enough, just wait tell you see all the souvenir shops this town sport. Also see Seward AK Motels and Seward AK Cabins for Rent for additional Lodging info.
Soldotna Alaska – is the center of everything that happens on the Kenai Peninsula. From here it's just a short hop to all destinations on the peninsula. This is also the Kenai River Salmon Fishing headquarters where you find the majority of guides and lodges that offer world famous Kenai River Salmon Fishing. The WOW factor is high for the fishermen in Soldotna. Also See Soldotna Fishing Charters for mor on the Best of the Kenai.
Sterling Alaska – This is where the Moose River enters the Kenai River at Issac Walton State Park and Campground. Although this is a small town, all your needs are met from outstanding dining at Suzies Diner to lodging from the many cabins and lodges in the town. There is a small motel as you enter town for the weary travelers wishing for a good nights sleep. Excellent sockeye salmon fishing at the confluence of the rivers is available for the fisherman in the party.
Kenai Peninsula Lodging. Vacation Ideas from Kenai Lodges!

Get in on the Web Specials from Kenai Lodges in AK. Peninsula wide, lodging rates remain on the expensive side while at the same time vacancy rates are at an all time high, and the traditional peak summer rental season has yet to see the no vacancy signs in the windows in all but the most well marketed facilities of the state. Take advantage of this slowdown in tourism and call the management directly requesting a lower rate for your stay. This is becoming a common practice with sites like Priceline.com for everything from Airline Flights to Motel rooms. Most places both here in Alaska as well as around the country will negotiate a lower rate or include some concessions in order to secure your reservation. Be forthcoming and call about a bargain rate before you arrive. Today, you really can see Alaska on a budget, call for as many money saving offers as your time allows for. Get the same clean hotel, same room, same car, just at a much lower rate. You save big, they fill their rooms. Everyone wins on this one.
| Month |
Avg. High |
Avg. Low |
Avg. Precip |
Record High |
Record Low |
| • January |
21°F |
-5°F |
1.07 in. |
47°F (1960) |
-47°F (1975) |
| • February |
26°F |
-7°F |
0.91 in. |
47°F (1981) |
-44°F (1956) |
| • March |
33°F |
11°F |
0.81 in. |
52°F (1957) |
-41°F (1971) |
| • April |
41°F |
18°F |
0.64 in. |
69°F (2005) |
-17°F (1985) |
| • May |
49°F |
34°F |
0.95 in. |
82°F (1969) |
-3°F (1971) |
| • June |
59°F |
43°F |
1.09 in. |
93°F (1969) |
28°F (1975) |
| • July |
62°F |
48°F |
1.75 in. |
85°F (1972) |
32°F (1954) |
| • August |
62°F |
46°F |
2.62 in. |
86°F (1977) |
24°F (1984) |
| • September |
55°F |
39°F |
3.31 in. |
70°F (1963) |
-3°F (1971) |
| • October |
41°F |
27°F |
2.66 in. |
63°F (2003) |
-11°F (1966) |
| • November |
29°F |
14°F |
1.69 in. |
54°F (2002) |
-27°F (1994) |
| • December |
24°F |
9°F |
1.45 in. |
48°F (2003) |
-40°F (1961) |
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