Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge Cabins
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- $45 per night
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Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge
Overview
Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge is managed by Fish and Wildlife Service and is located near Kodiak, Alaska.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt created the Refuge in 1941 to protect Kodiak bears and their habitat. Today, the refuge strives to instill regard for bears, salmon, and other wildlife; to protect interdependent species of fish, wildlife and plants within the largest intact, pristine island ecosystem in North America; and to ensure compatible management of wildlife, subsistence, recreation, and economic uses of refuge resources.
Things to Do at Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge
Camping Opportunities
Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge offers 1 campground with various amenities and settings. From developed campgrounds with full facilities to primitive backcountry sites, there are options for every camping style.
Recreation Activities
Popular activities at Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge include:
Nearby Activities
- Backpacking
- Birding
- Boating
- Environmental Education
- Fire Lookouts/Cabins Overnight
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Hunting
- Interpretive Programs
- Non-Motorized Boating
- Photography
- Visitor Center
- Wildlife Viewing
Plan Your Visit
Reservation Tips
Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge is a popular destination. Campground reservations typically open several months in advance. For peak season visits, book as early as possible. Check individual facility pages for specific booking windows and availability.
Getting There
Kodiak Island is accessible by commercial airlines from Anchorage or ferry through the Alaska Marine Highway System. The refuge is accessible only by float plane or boat. Several air charters are available in the town of Kodiak that can fly you to the refuge.
GPS Coordinates: 57.78764325900000, -152.40409474699999
Contact & Resources
Phone: 907-487-2600
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