This is a very friendly and conveniently located RV park, I have used several summers particularly…read morefor Salmonfest weekend. They have a nice clean bath house, and the shuttle bus comes to the parking lot on a regular basis making it easy to come and go from the fairgrounds. The owners are friendly and helpful when making reservations.

We had a great stay in one of the cabins at All Seasons Campground and Cabins. There are several…read morecabins and a duplex if you are not coming with a tent or RV. I would recommend staying here as it has a full kitchen, beds for 7 or possibly 8. We had good hot water, bathroom with tub and shower and a table to play games at. Very fun cabin to stay in for our grandson who really enjoyed having his own place in the loft with a HUGE bed. The location was very close to where our fishing charter went out of at Deep Creek Recreation Area. We took 2 day trips to Homer and enjoyed the spit and Alaska Islands and Oceans Visitor's Center. It isn't a high end place, think more of a basic cabin to sleep a crew if you have one or a few as there were just 3 of us. It is really a great place for exploring the area around Ninilchik. We loved spotting 2 mama moose with their young just down from the cabin on 2 different occasions. The owner is a wonderful host and we had a great visit with him. The campground hosts were also extremely helpful when the owner was away.

We stopped by this campground this weekend and while we didn't stay the night, it was so nice that…read morewe're planning on going back. We stopped off at most of the campgrounds in the area as we passed through on our way to Soldotna, checking them out, and this was one of our favorites. It's located in Sterling, not too far from Soldotna, and sits at the confluence of the Moose and Kenai Rivers. The rivers are beautiful and the campsites are nice and shaded. The only fishing allowed is fly fishing. Check the website for all the details -- there are camp sites, picnic tables, firepits, toilets, it's handicap accessible, boat ramp, and an onsite campground host. There's a cute little old sod-roof cabin at the entrance and an interpretive sign explaining how people have lived in the area for a loooonnnnnggggg time.

Campsite was extremely nice. Has 14 campsites with #13 and #14 having a beautiful view of the water…read more(13 is a little better so aim for this one if it's empty). Bathrooms were super clean, some of the cleanest I've seen. Firewood is for sale for $5 at the camp host site if you need some. When we arrived the place was dead, which we didn't know was a good thing or a bad thing. By 9pm we could hear a few more people show up but our site was covered with trees we couldn't see them and vice versa. Overall, really nice place and has many secluded sites to choose from. Price is $15 a night and check out is noon. General store is up the road less than 5 miles in case you need to pick up last minute things. Will definitely come again if we're in the area.

Disabled vets get in for free. Caught a 28" Sockeye off the fishing platforms here. Camping is 21…read morea night no discounts. DAVs camp for free at state sites. Get your sticker from the parks office. 10% from Ohio...doesn't matter...you camp for free in Alaska.

Located in the city of Soldotna, Swiftwater Park is a fee-based, public-use park with several…read moreamenities for those who want to get outdoors. There are campsites for tents and RVs, firepits, toilets, water, boat launch and a fishing platform. Camping sites are first-come, first-served and check out time is noon. Since everybody knows about this place, it's hardly a secret so there's definitely combat fishing during the high season. If you get there early you can enjoy some serious fishing and it's a great place to relax and enjoy Alaska.

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.

Max and Shirley were exceptional,engaging hosts. Lodging was very reasonable. We chose Sterling…read morebecause we wanted to fish and it is centrally located between Seward and Homer. We chose ACC by word of mouth, Which worked out nicely! Shirley puts us on the salmon in Sterling and Max the halibut in Homer. Thanks guys, will be back!

Me and my wife enjoyed our stay here at Kyllonen's, quite and clean the service is awesome its a…read morepleasant place to stay specially the ocean view. Thank you God bless y'all

What a wonderful experience at this RV park! We were only stating a night and go on to Homer, but…read morebecause of the amazing hosts and service here, we stayed the week, went back to Anchorage and headed back for another week. The views are wonderful, again the hosts are amazing and the sites are beautiful. Don't pass this one by!

Great spot for RV camping. The cabins leave something to be desired. There aren't any photos…read morebecause they are a bit rustic. The Redoubt cabin has a toilet in the main room with no walls, as in not a bathroom just a toilet. Augustine at least has nice views. An actual bathroom with a shower. Make shift curtains it looks like with towels and trash bags. Small but usable kitchen, we used the stove and toaster. They could use a pull out table from the wall because there isn't a lot of seating. Two fold up chairs were under the futon. It's priced appropriately but could use some easy updates.

Beautiful campground!! We came upon this campground on a…read morelast minute trip to fish. It's the perfect location between Homer and Ninilchik. The views here are phenomenal!! Hailey was a wonderful host and really nice to chat with. We highly recommend!!

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.