Where to Stay Across the Bay
Kachemak Bay has an awesome variety of campsites, public use cabins, and yurt rentals to make your stay across the bay fun and memorable (for lodging on the Homer side of Kachemak Bay, visit the Homer Bed & Breakfast Association or the Homer Chamber of Commerce for listings).
Tutka Bay Lodge
Are you searching for deluxe accommodations and great food in a wilderness setting? Let us introduce you to Tutka Bay Lodge located between Sadie Cove and Jakolof Bay near Kachemak Bay State Park.
* Roomy accommodations with ocean and mountain views
* Safe, approved drinking water from every faucet
* Regular flush toilets and showers in each unit
* Standard electricity to recharge your camcorder or laptop
* Hair dryer and makeup mirror in each bathroom
* Coffee pot, small refrigerator, and video monitor in each unit
* Comfortable beds
The Good Karma Inn
This magnificently appointed Scandinavian-scribed log home built near Homer in 2002 was designed for the utmost luxury of our guests. It also meets or exceeds ADA standards for the physically challenged. Your host, Michael LeMay, is dedicated to making your stay comfortable and unforgettable.
The Good Karma Inn’s carefully handcrafted design features 100 to 175 year old logs exuding an old Alaskan charm. Our chosen site boasts a 4 glacier view.
All baths are private and immaculately clean.
Alaskan Yurt Rentals
Nomad Shelter provides eight yurts for nightly rentals located in Kachemak Bay State Park and State Wilderness Park, Alaska. Yurts are located at Kayak Beach, Quarry Beach, Haystack Beach, Right Beach, China Poot Bay, Tutka Bay 1 at the south end of the Grace Ridge Trail, Tutka Bay 2, and Humpy Creek.
Public use cabins
Alaska State Parks offer more than 80 recreational cabins for use by the public. The cabins are located along trails and near remote lakes, streams, and saltwater beaches. Some cabins are accessible via highway vehicle. Most cabins are accessible year 'round by either float plane, wheel plane, boat, or trail. Hikers should prepare for back country travel and to bring alternative shelter if they are unable to reach their cabin.
