During warm weather the lodge’s decks are a favourite gathering place for appetisers, cocktails and weekly barbecues. As waves gently break against the shore and fish leap from the blue waters, you can relax in the hot tub or sauna after a long day of fishing, and keep your waders and rain jackets dry in the drying room.
In addition to the eight spacious bedrooms in the main lodge, there are four comfortable and private cabins set around the grounds. These cedar cabins are often used for small groups or families. Each has its own character and a scenic view of Lake Aleknagik.
There are two outcamps to visit during your stay. Both camps have three twin, carpeted, and heated guest tents with two fixed beds, and fresh linens. On these beds you will find warm, full sized sleeping bags with fleece liners. The camps have running water, with a full service toilet and shower. In addition to the three guest tents, each camp also has a main cook tent that is used for serving breakfast and dinner. It also serves as a central meeting place for the beginning and ending of each day. This is where you will share fishing stories and laughter often late into the night. The camps are staffed with two experienced guides as well as a camp chef to take care of all of your needs. Both camps have state of the art satellite phones should communication with the lodge be necessary. They are accessed via float planes, which add to the whole experience.
A 7 night stay at the lodge, including return flights from Anchorage to Dillingham and the fly outs to the outcamps, is US$11,150. Shorter stays are available, with a 3 day stay being US$5,550. There are family weeks available, where children can visit for half price. Please make contact for more information.Â