Love that there is a clean, well-kept place to bring children to play in such a small community. I…read morealways feel safe with my children here and love that they can also bring their skateboards and ride. They also provide a great summer camp for kids. My kids were always excited to go, and I was thankful for their commitment to the health and safety of the children present.

The Nikiski Fire Station hosted Covid-19 Moderna vaccinations in January and February 2021 at this…read morefacility. The main center building is spacious and had several rooms in which people, wearing face masks, were vaccinated at socially distant tables. There is a large room in which people who received their shots could sit, socially distant, and be observed for any potential complications. This was an excellent facility for the covid vaccination clinics.

A hidden gem in the city of Kenai. I absolute love this tiny…read morepark since it is well kept, with gravel walk way and nicely kept grass and little shrubbery etc. ample bench space with little plaques describing the area. This is my peace and serenity hang out even if for a few minutes break during my semi regular bike ride while visiting the city of Kenai. it is never crowded and I am always alone for the half a dozen times or so that I have visited. Beautiful view of the mouth of the world famous Kenai River as it drains into the Cook Inlet of the Pacific Ocean. I have not come in July but came here in September and October but know it would be madness during the heavy sockeye run especially when they open it up for dip netting. Now that would be a great show! Worth a visit!

this is a small part that sits higher than the beach. So it is a good place so that you can watch…read moreKenai beach from above. The park is small with two small grassy areas and several benches to sit. There is a small parking lot parking is free

This was a great little theater. Amazing fresh and buttery popcorn. Watched the odyssey there July…read more2026

The Orca has come soo far over the years! From updating the entry area, the seating, having an open…read morebar after 6:30 and playing throwback movies at later times! I personally love the Orca and hope it's around for many more years to come! Truly an iconic place on the peninsula!

Spent 2 nights at the lodge. Seems to be a small family run business. Room was clean and very…read moresmall. Grounds felt safe. Literally there's a queen bed and one person walking space on either side of the bed. No storage space nor closet. One sitting chair. Tiny bathroom and shower. Felt like an RV more so than a motel room....too cramped. $165/night....mehhhh. Location is great for dip netting. The check in guy was so lack luster. He didn't exhibit the type of hospitality I felt characteristic of places that charge that much for a closet space. Staff did respond quickly to requests and check out guy was warmer than the initial guy. They have some $250/night cabins shoved onto the parking lot and tightly packed RV lot. I guess I'd say...bravo on maximizing every square inch to make $$$! I would definitely look for a more spacious spot next time I'm in the area. I like to be able to stretch my arms and legs without hitting a wall.

Happy with our selection! A friend and I were traveling and it was the cheapest selection in Kenai…read more We stayed in the main lodging for $120 a night. It was very clean and cozy. There is a bathroom, small fridge and queen bed. The views are amazing. It may be less crowded because dip net season just ended a few days ago but we didn't feel overcrowded. I don't know why everyone is complaining, it lists what you get for the price online. The owners are the quiet type but were very accommodating. I wouldn't say it's a 5 star hotel but it was 5 stars in that it offered what it advertised, was clean and comfortable. It seems like most of the complaints are from the RV park users. If you're a mature adult and enjoy a quiet camp with a beautiful view I think you'd be happy here. It's not a 20's something party spot.

Thank you Amy and Greg for such a hospitable time! Privately owned RV park, very clean and well put…read moretogether! Trash bins accessible for use, lots of space for a motorhome. We had a 45ft motorhome and there was plenty of space to set up a camp with space inbetween the neighbors. We love that there was a shuttle to take us to the river so we didn't have to deal with parking, absolutely a bonus! Will be coming back next year.

I've all of the reviews written about Tower Rock Lodge prior to mine here and highly encourage…read moreanyone reading this to do the same. You don't need, however, to get past even one to grasp just how special Tower Rock Lodge is. I find it difficult to contribute anything new to the accolades they've already received, and though tempted to do so, will not plagiarize the eloquently written words of those who precede me. All people/things have faults, and many people would lump service industry businesses in with businesses that tend to have more than their fair share. When it comes to Tower Rock Lodge, however, as hard as I've tried throughout my experience with them to find even one, I've not been successful...but will update this review if/when I am. Don't hold your breath. I'm a firm believer in the notion that "if something seems too good to be true, it probably is", and I'll avoid it like the plague. Tower Rock Lodge is one of the rare exceptions to this notion. It is truly good. So, not to waste any more of your valuable time, I'll cease to ramble and let you get on with booking them for your next Alaskan fishing adventure. You will be, as the rest of us here are, elated you did. Any best wishes I could extend pertaining to your real adventure, will be realized when you book with Tower Rock Lodge. Simply put, they are the best!

My third trip to Tower Rock Lodge (8/23) was as fantastic as the first two. Joe, Maude, and the…read moreawesome guide staff (Joe, Willie, Ollie & the rest) were very patient, professional and always went the extra mile to make sure we had fun and hooked lots of fish. Gabe, the Executive Chef, made sure our bellies were full of excellent cuisine. Our sockeye, coho, and halibut fillets were eagerly enjoyed by our friends and families back home. The customer service we received was again second to none. I'm anxiously awaiting my next trip back to TRL and cannot recommend them highly enough. You won't be sorry.

The Garden Cabin was spacious, clean and cozy providing a perfect ambiance for relaxation. Shirley…read moreand Max were warm and welcoming, always ready to assist with any request. Their attentiveness made us feel valued and at home. To our delight, there was a camp gathering to celebrate the Fourth of July. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with other campers and enjoy the festivities together.

Should've reviewed earlier because we had great service here. One of the few places that rents…read morerafts and drift boats for the Kenai. Pick up on time and good suggestions for fishing the river late season.

Dan and I fell in love with Alaska back in 2016 when we went on our first Alaskan cruise. The…read morefollowing year, we did a cruise tour and realized that Alaska has more to offer than just the cruise. So, we always discussed since then to plan an Alaskan vacation that was more land than a cruise. However, the pandemic happened and our vacation plans were on the shelf until this year. We are not avid fishermen. I haven't touched a pole since I was a child but we decided to book a 5 day fishing package with Kenai Riverbend Resort that's located in Soldotna, Alaska. Once I booked with them and they received our payment, they emailed our confirmation as well as travel information, packing instructions and obtaining fishing licenses. Best.DECISION.ever We flew into Anchorage and decided to rent a car to take the scenic drive to Soldotna (roughly 3 hours). The resort is located by the Kenai River and it has been in business for 40+ years by the Cho family. The history of how this business came into fruition is amazing and every American dream for anyone who comes to America. They have a lot of returning visitors. One man shared he's been vacationing at Kenai Riverbend Resort for 20+ years! Talk about great customer service when you hear stories like this. At the resort, you can either rent an RV space, lodge (2 or less) or cabin (4 or more). If you don't have fishing gear, they have the necessary gear to make your fishing excursions successful. Their guides are knowledgeable, friendly and helpful and have been with the company for years. Dan and I were upgraded to a cabin next to the river and it was just beautiful. This is glamping at its finest. The cabin had a fridge, microwave, sink, cookware, dishes, hot plate and a gas grill. Dan and I agreed that next time we are here, we are buying a week's worth of groceries instead of dining out. We had 2 halibut fishing excursions at Cook Inlet and Homer as well as 2 silver salmon excursions on the river. Dan and I came prepared with our seabands and motion sickness medication. Our first day on halibut fishing, the guides (Christian and Mason) were super helpful and the remaining group were fun (I was the only female and they all cheered when I got the first catch of the day!). We forgoed the second day of halibut fishing to rest and explore instead. Our third day was an afternoon of silver salmon fishing on the river. While the current flowed fast, the river was smooth. Our guide, Jeremy was helpful and fun as well while we fished. Our fourth day was a morning of silver salmon fishing on the river, which went by quickly because we all caught the max number of salmon (3 per person) for the day. It was cold, rainy and fun! If you're wondering about the fish we caught, the resort will clean, filet, vacuum seal your fish and freeze it all until you check out. You can either have it mailed via FedEx or have them box it for you to travel with. Note: Anchorage International Airport has a storage freezer for your fish if you're planning to stay overnight in Anchorage. ***If you're traveling through Seattle from Anchorage and will be staying overnight...contact your hotel to see if they'll store it in their freezer as the SmartCarte baggage storage does not open until 8am at SeaTac. We took home 70+ lbs of fish. The resort and surrounding area was peaceful, serene and breathtaking. Alaska always brings things back into perspective about life. Keep it simple. Are we returning? Absolutely. Recommend: HIGHLY

Great great fishing ! Guides are awesome and our fish arrived home nicely packed. The river is…read moreamazing and its right at your feet literally. They have everything you need for a great time. And close enough to town if you wanna go for whatever. Cabins have all basic amenities but are truly comfortable and clean.