Kim and Ross were truly amazing during our trip. They were extremely hospitable and accommodating…read more I can't imagine visiting Alaska without staying with them and coordinating our vacation with them. If you're planning a fishing trip, do yourself a favor and book with Riddle's. They're AMAZING.

Run by one of the nicest families you'll meet. Great fishing guides, their daughter works to…read morefillet all the salmon (and she's a pro), and there are drinks by the fire on the river nearly every night. A great place to stay!

When you visit Alaska, you'll be bombarded by tourist lodges and guides to go fishing. The…read moreaccommodations aren't sexy, but they don't need to be. You get the full Alaskan experience here, real Alaskan people, real Alaskan experiences. It was a top 5 life experience for me, what you might lose in lodging upgrades, you gain in actually knowing the people and experiences surrounding the area. It's the hole in the wall hostel environment, the overlooked lodging environment. What you gain is connecting with real people from the area, and incredible fishing. Can't recommend it enough.

One bed one bath two beds in one bedroom for $1400 including Black mold on the ceiling, active…read morewater patch above the bed, pubic hair in our shower and in our bed when we first arrived, including drywall all over the floor from previous tenants, pulling the towel rack out of the wall and they say that there is laundry on the property, but washer works OK and dryer doesn't it just eats your money. Including drug addicts that live in your upstairs, you will hear, screaming and gasping for air and stomping all night long of all hours. Property manager does not respond and he'll claim he will give deposit back but won't. I haven't got mine back and it's been over a month and after him claiming that he will mail it and get it back when a new tenant moves in but has been a new tenant parked for a month and haven't heard from him in that whole month I've left phone call voicemails and text messages. Stay here at your own risk.

I am a Project Manager that booker almost the whole lodge for my team during a project in Kenai,…read moreAK. Our experience was phenomenal. Due to the nature of our work, we had off-hour checkin/checkouts, split shifts that made If hard to do housekeeping, constantly evolving needs, and Randi accommodated us with so much patience and efficiency. The units were very clean and there were so many little touches that made the trip run smoothly. On our first night, we got in late and Randi even brought us dinner! I would absolutely recommend this place for business trips, and I know several of my team members saved this place's info for future vacations and fishing trips.

If you're ever lucky enough to visit the Kenai Peninsula this is a great place to stay. I visited…read morethe New Englander on the Kenai a half dozen times but a busy life got in the way and now my last visit was about 10 years ago. I still plan on going back and staying here. Ron and Kim are the friendliest people you'll ever meet. They are happy to point out things to do and places to see in that area. The B&B is beautiful, comfortable and clean. The breakfasts you get are huge and tasty, I especially love the fantastic cranberry waffles that Kim makes. She keeps bringing them out to you until you've had enough. Stay here, you'll be glad you did.

Us 5 blue collar working stiffs took what we hope was not a once in a lifetime trip to Alaska to…read moresee the sights and do a little fishing. A friend recommended "The New Englander on the Kenai" We are glad we took his advice. We showed up several hours late and were greeted in the driveway by the hosts, Ron & Kim. They immediately made us feel like very welcomed old friends and made us feel right at home. Ron & Kim are wonderful hard working "salt of the earth" people. Ron is a Chef by trade and Kim knows her way around the kitchen as well. They took great care of us, went way out of their way to accommodate our schedule and needs. Food was great, the place is very quiet and immaculate. The location is right in the Kenai River and is absolutely beautiful. Close to town, the Russian River and the Ocean but feels secluded. I hope that I'll be back that way and I will definitely stay at The New Englander again. Thanks Ron & Kim, you made our trip.

I found this place through some amazing Instagram shots and knew that if I ever made it to the…read morePeninsula, I had to stay here. I got a hold of the owner, Courtney, who made the reservation process so easy and booked my family and another family coming down with us in the Chapel Cabin. Not knowing what to expect, we packed the car with toiletries, camping chairs, bed stuff. Turns out, we didn't need it because the cabin came stocked with it all. There is an amazing little "social circle" around a fire pit and propane grill (utensils all included.) There is pre-chopped firewood that I was almost demanded to use as much as we wanted which was nice in the cooler evenings. The cabin itself has a fully stocked kitchen (but no dishwasher), a queen bed and two twin beds upstairs and a pull-out sofa and futon downstairs. I'm not much of an outdoorsman or camper but I could come back time and time again to ACBTP. The one thing that really stuck out to me was the service from Courtney and Eric. While we didn't run into them during our stay, their phone numbers are all over the complex and if anything is needed or if we had any questions, they welcome a call or text and were very quick to respond. From the beginning, I felt like I had known these guys my entire life, that's how nice they were. We're already trying to plan our next trip. I was on a mission to see Molly the Moose but it didn't happen. Hopefully next time she'll grace us with her presence. Highly recommend this location, whether its for a quick getaway from Anchorage life or if you're coming down to fish as the Kenai River is a hop, skip and jump away.

First time staying at A Cabin By The Pond, owners Courtney and Eric were perfect hosts. They…read moreintroduced themselves and entertained us with wonderful stories about Alaska and were very kind to our puppies! They provided a beautifully furnished and well stocked cabin that was puppy proofed. It's a quiet area about a mile from town and within walking distance to the Kenai River. We will be back!

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.

It is a nice clean campground with lots of privacy between sites. The camp host was helpful,…read moreanswering about answering general questions. There is an area to fish along the river. In another area there is a boat launch.

Ok... As a campground, I give Bing's landing 3 stars, but as a fishing location... 4.5, so I'll…read moresplit the difference. Camping here is not great. The sites are kind of dusty and not very pretty. You get a picnic table, a fire ring, not much privacy and maybe some trees. Some sites are better than others. None of them have views of mountains nor the river. Sites can easily accommodate RVs. Like most federal campgrounds in Alaska, there is neither electric nor running water. On the plus side, there's a boat launch and tons of day parking for boat trailers and RVs for $15. Campsites are also 15. Car park is $5. It's a long walk down to the river as the banks here are very high (500 feet maybe?). We noticed a lot of birds, so I think this vantage is grrat for bord watching. The view from the top is kind of nice and on a clear day the Kenai River is really blue. All types of salmon are caught here, so I look forward to returning and trying my hand from this location that is known primarily to locals.

The cabin, the guided fishing trip and the amazing feel at home experience!! Fishing on the dock…read morewas even really good! If you're looking for an amazing Kenai fishing experience with guided tours, cabins to stay and fish processing look no further! My kids loved the camp fire s'mores after dinner too

This was my first ever trip to Alaska. I went there with some friends for a week of fishing and…read morerelaxing. Man, was I not disappointed! Kaven has been going for 13 years and invited me this year. He has stayed A LOT of different places in Alaska and has chosen Bill's place for the past 5 years...an EXCELLENT choice! The people, amenities, view, EVERYTHING about this place is SUPERB! Even Bill! :-) Bill's wife, Ogie...crazy! I love it! She is the most happiest person I have ever met and makes you feel at home. Warning...she dances around even with NO MUSIC! The Kenai River was approximately 26 steps from the door of my two story cabin. Eagles and fish...everywhere! I cannot say enough great things about this place, I truly do not have the words. If you want an excellent place to hang your hat while in Alaska between Anchorage and Homer...this is the place! Warning #2-Book fast as I already booked for next year! I've been to all 58 states and 4 continents, this was my direct quote to the gang on the morning we were leaving and they will verify, "Y'all, I'm not going back with y'all. I've already filled out my missing persons report and y'all just say you saw me walk off into the woods". I really wanted to stay that bad! PS. This is Trey. Brad is my "Ghost" name. :-) PSS. Before the critique, I know there is only 50 states. :-)