The campground was quiet, the sites were large and ours backed up to a nice creek. We had views of…read morethe mountains. The bathrooms were clean. Laundry available 24 hours/day. Nice fire pits. We really liked this campground.

Great little spot in Alaska. The views are great, staff very friendly, but the showers and…read morebathrooms take the prize. I love camping and I'm always scared oh what I will find in the bathrooms. Here the bathrooms are stylish, clean, and there is plenty of hot water at no charge. There is also an affordable laundry room next to the bathrooms. Will definitely come back.

We were really blown away by just how beautiful this place is and frankly shocked that it's being…read moreused as a campground (not that we're complaining!). We stayed a few nights in our camper and had amazing views of the fjord, snow-capped mountains, and sea life. Saw seals, eagles, and whales out and about. My kids loved playing along the shore. And there's a trail for easy walking access to different parts of town. SO glad we stayed here and would absolutely come back.

This park has stunning views. I got to spend a day in Seward after a long week of doing work in…read moreSoldotna. Seward Waterfront Park is known mostly for their campground area. I didn't camp, but did spend some time walking around the park and taking pictures of the mountain range on the other side of Resurrection Bay. There are restrooms, picnics tables and shower houses at the park. Seward Waterfront Park extends from the boat harbor to the Alaska SeaLife Center near the downtown area. For activities, there are historical landmarks and interpretive signs along the Sea Otter Trail, a skatepark, wildlife viewing, RV parking, camping and a playground. When I was here, there was a cruise ship parked in the terminal. The best part for me was the view of the mountain range from across the bay. The snow on the mountains made for some beautiful photos.

Adequate, but not great. It's nice enough, but we felt that the owners aren't interested in putting…read moreforth enough effort to make it great because your options are limited. Exposed light fixtures, unfinished trim...it feels like a remodel was started but things stalled out. The attendant was scarcely present, despite our requests for an audience. We were greeted by a note on the door even though we arrived during prime receiving hours. I said 'hello' when I saw her in the hallway while bringing in our luggage and she just put her head down and went on to load the washing machine without even so much as a smile. Our request to change payment methods went unheeded as she never answered our texts while we were standing outside her door. I understand that you may not be a people person, but it literally felt like she was going out of her way to avoid people. We spent 9 days in Alaska and visited a lot of lodges, motels, Bed and Breakfasts and by far...this was the worst and most expensive...even in Anchorage where one of the airport motels was a bit sketch, we found friendlier staff and a complimentary breakfast. I get it that resources can be hard to come by but a bowl of fresh fruit, a box of cereal, and some pastries from Costco would at least help guests digest the premium price tag on what amounts to a boarding house. We made use of the common space and made our own breakfast in the kitchen but that required planning and hoping we wouldn't be backed up waiting to use the stove or other utensils, plates, etc. With so many tours and activities with early start times in the area, it would have been nice to just grab and go...I feel like for what this place costs they owe you that much. Nonetheless, 3 stars for offering a bare bones room with beds...no frills, no personality, and a hermit attendant...seems more than fair. Hopefully this place wakes up to the potential they have to offer...but honestly, from my experience...it's just a little too lazy to even try. Sleep here if you have no other options...but that's about all it's good for...

This was a nice place to stay during our trip to Seward. It is conveniently located close to exit…read moreglacier and about 2-3miles from downtown Seward. The lodge is pretty much a bed&breakfast minus the breakfast part. They have a communal kitchen that guests can use as well as refrigerator both on the 1st and 2nd floor. They also have a firepit outside for guests to use. The room was neat and spacious. The only thing I wish they can improve on is to add provision to hang clothes. They don't have a front desk but the family lives onsite and they leave their number at the door in case we need to reach them. I did call ahead to let them know of my late check-in (8pm) which wasn't an issue with them. I did notice few people checkin in as late as 10.30pm.

The best fish and chips we've ever had!…read more We ordered the Fish & Chips and the Fish Sandwich, and both were absolutely delicious. The fish was incredibly fresh--you could actually watch them fillet and prepare it right in front of you. The rockfish was flaky, tender, and perfectly cooked with a light, crispy batter. Just so other visitors know, this is a casual counter-service restaurant. You order at the counter, pick up your own food, and bus your table afterward. Basically, no service. The food, however, is outstanding and easily deserves 5 stars. If you're in Seward, this place is a must-visit.

Came here for breakfast one of the days we were visiting Seward and it did not disappoint! You…read moreorder at the window in the back/ side corner of the store. Very cabin/ fisherman vibes. I ordered the breakfast sandwich and it was delicious as well as the crispy potatoes that came on the side. My company got the pancakes and sausage side and that too was delicious. Highly recommended and will be back the next time in Seward!

This was a great find when camping. The only problem was that the wifi was a little spotty. We…read moreloved that they had individual showers and bathrooms. The view was amazing!

What a wonderful place to stay! Bre was very welcoming and friendly. We had no phone service and…read moreshe was instrumental in helping us arrange a shuttle pick up for an excursion we had. She went above and beyond for us and we appreciated it SO much. The grounds are perfect! The scenery is just gorgeous. A huge beautiful mountain and river on one side and huge forest trees on the other. A huge gift shop where we also got the BEST lattes ever, made by Bre. Just gorgeous. Bre also suggested a place for breakfast, right around the corner that was so quaint. We had the best crepes and waffles. Such a wonderful place, made better by our stay at this KOA. Thank you Bre

Report from day 1 of my stay so far, since there are no refunds and I'm still here…read more Pros: No bugs. Seriously, not one! Cons: pulled into the RV site and stepped down into a giant pile of dog poop + site is littered with cigarette butts. Ok - could handle this. But then, found THREE USED UNCAPPED HYPODERMIC NEEDLES lying on the ground next to the picnic table right where we were kneeling to level our camper. Got gloves & carefully picked them up and put them in the fire pit. Tried to go find someone who works here to report it, could find nobody. Called & left a message w the camp manager - got a text that they would follow up and they have not. 24 hours later and the USED HYPODERMIC NEEDLES are still in our fire pit. As reported before, RV camp is a barren gravel pit. There is also no water on property to fill the RV. There is an apartment complex owned by the same company literally 30 yards away, I feel like there could be a world where running water is provided in some form, even a single spigot. Got my mom a glamping tent and LOL. Luckily, she's the biggest trooper I know. Only one bank of bathrooms across the entire compound from her tent, as if an extra set of porta-potties are completely out of the budget. Only drinking water provided to her was 2 8oz bottles of water. Saunas are electric & hot tubs are those plastic ones you can get at Costco. You also have to pay $35/day to use them as an RV site camper and also $5/day to use the bathrooms?? But honestly, wouldn't take the time to leave this review were it not for the hypodermic needles & lack of care at all that they're here. Truly bananas.

The tent was not anchored correctly .So during the night the structure moved as it was really windy…read moreand the tarp roof blew up

JJK Campsites is nothing short of perfection! From the moment we arrived, it was clear this place…read morewas going to be a summer of relaxation.Location & Scenery: Nestled in a pristine forest with breathtaking mountain views, the natural beauty here is unparalleled. The sunrise over the peaks was a daily highlight, and the tranquil snow capped mountains nearby provided a perfect backdrop for relaxation and reflection. Facilities: The campgrounds facilities include a water station and 30/20/15 Amp electricity. Our site was well maintained, with generous space, a sturdy picnic table, and a well-placed fire pit. There are no restrooms or dump stations at the campground but the city offers a free dump station. Activities: Theres something for everyone in the area. We enjoyed miles of well-marked hiking trails that cater to all skill levels, and the fishing was fantastic with Bear Creek Salmon run just a short walk from the campground. Downtown Seward is only 3 miles away which offers shopping, sightseeing tours and restaurants. Service: The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, providing great recommendations for local activities and ensuring our stay was flawless. Their dedication to maintaining the campgrounds high standards was evident throughout our visit. Amenities: JJK Campsites also has cabins for rent that offer a great place for visitors to come visit while you are staying here. Overall Experience: JJK Campsites offers an idyllic escape from everyday life. The perfect blend of natural beauty and outstanding service make it a perfect destination for both novice and experienced campers. We left feeling rejuvenated and already planning our next visit!

Great RV park with cabins with an amazing view of the mountains. Short drive to Seward.read more