Where to Stay in Katmai National Park & Preserve

Stonewood Lodge is a high-end, year-round, all-inclu­sive get­away to wild Alas­ka locat­ed on the shores of 50-mile long Lake Clark with­in the Bris­tol Bay Water­shed. Sum­mer activ­i­ties include prime bear view­ing and tro­phy fish­ing as well as snow­mo­bil­ing, ski­ing and ice fish­ing in the winter.

Brooks Lodge offers their own bear view­ing tours which are less expen­sive than most, and give you more time at Kat­mai Nation­al Park to watch bears feast­ing on sock­eye salmon from sev­er­al view­ing plat­forms. A com­mer­cial flight from Anchor­age takes you to King Salmon where you’ll switch to a small float plane for a quick 20-minute flight to Brooks Camp. After a brief safe­ty ori­en­ta­tion, you can watch bears from sev­er­al view­ing plat­forms, join the  ...more

Immerse your­self in a mul­ti-day Alaskan adven­ture that promis­es incred­i­ble views and jaw-drop­ping bear view­ing in Kat­mai Nation­al Park, along with a warm cama­raderie that only a small group expe­di­tion can cre­ate. Explore from your home base on the Island C, a research ves­sel that gets you close to the action while pro­vid­ing com­fort­able lodg­ing and deli­cious meals.

Dis­cov­er No See Um Lodge, an inti­mate, all-inclu­sive Alaskan fish­ing retreat. Enjoy a week of expert-guid­ed fly-fish­ing excur­sions, com­fort­able lodge liv­ing, and gourmet din­ing in a remote, scenic set­ting. With dai­ly fly-outs to top fish­ing spots, cozy cab­ins, and ameni­ties like a hot tub and sauna, this lodge offers a per­fect blend of adven­ture and relax­ation amidst Alaska’s nat­ur­al beauty.