Situated on a secluded site on the banks of the Kenai River, Kenai Keys Fish on Inn is the perfect starting point for Alaska fishing trips, hikes, and an all-around authentic backwoods experience. Located in Sterling, AK, not far from Homer, Soldotna, Seward, and Ninilchik, the accommodations here have all the amenities of the finest hotels, and there are expert guides on staff that organize charters to some of the world’s best angling spots. Put simply, you’d be hard pressed to find better fishing in Alaska. Surrounded by picturesque and pristine forests and gorgeous waters, nestled in a gorgeous, newly renovated property, this is the perfect spot for friends and family.

In terms of accommodations, Kenai Keys Fish on Inn has a range of comfortable options, including: 

• Home Suites: Located on the Inn’s campground, this cozy, comfortable option includes all of the amenities you’ll find at home. It’s perfect for families or larger groups
• Lodge Suites: These comfortable lodge suites, located right on the banks of the Kenai in Sterling, offer privacy and luxury as well as easy access to the area’s exceptional fishing.
• Cabins: Great for smaller groups or families, these rustic cabins exude comfort and personality. Any of these would make a perfect home base for the Alaskan adventurer.
• RV Rentals: For those travelling to Alaska by RV, Kenai Keys also offers spaces for rent in a gorgeous campground.

Kenai Keys Fish on Inn also organizes Alaska Halibut fishing charters out to Seward or Ninilchik, where anglers can try to hook Halibut, King Salmon, rockfish, or any number of other local species. In addition, couples or small groups can see what they can haul in from the waters of the Kenai River itself.

Even if you don’t fish, there’s plenty to do; this inn is close to hiking trails that lead to gorgeous vistas, white water rafting adventures, clamming spots, and even top-notch golfing. Truly, there’s something for everyone at Kenai Keys Fish on Inn. To find out more about accommodations and trips at this hidden gem in the Alaskan wilderness, call (907) 440-8501, or visit them online for more information.