Enjoy premier bear viewing and photography in the incredible wilderness of Lake Clark National Park. We cater to serious photographers and family adventurers.
The Alaska Homestead Lodge (AHL) is built on the homesite of Joe Munger, who claimed the original 160-acre homestead at Silver Salmon Creek in the 1950’s before the surrounding area became a National Park. The Coray family has been living and operating their businesses in the area for over forty years, which expanded to include the Homestead lodge in 2022. AHL is owned and operated by Oliver Coray who, from birth, has spent his summers catching fish and exploring the woods along the coast line of Lake Clark National Park. Oliver, his parents David and Joanne, and sister Dorien work in conjunction to operate both lodges. The Coray family is passionate about good stewardship of the land, preservation of the natural resources and showing our guests just how amazing Silver Salmon Creek is. We look forward to next season’s batch of enthusiastic guests!
We are located on the coast of Lake Clark National Park, on the shores of Cook Inlet. Your adventure begins by taking a scenic air charter from Anchorage or Soldotna, and landing on the beach at Silver Salmon Creek. On a clear day you can see Mt. Spurr, Mt. Redoubt, Mt. Iliamna and Mt. Augustine: all active volcanoes along the Aleutian Range..
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PO Box 759
Soldotna, AK 99669
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