Bear Paw Adventure

Bear Paw Adventure offers first class Alaska-style vacation lodging. The property is located in a rural area about one mile north of the community of Anchor Point on the west side of the Alaska Kenai Peninsula. This is a private property with spruce trees, alders and wildflowers providing seclusion for four real-log vacation homes that have raised from local beetle-killed spruce trees. Moose, eagles and other Alaska wildlife are frequently seen on the property. Four active volcanoes can be seen looking across Cook Inlet from Anchor Point and from across the highway near the property. You can enjoy the busy tourist activities in nearby cities such as Kenai and Homer, and then come back to the comfort, quiet and your own personal Alaska home. To navigate your stay most guests rent a car in Anchorage and drive to Anchor Point. It is a scenic 200 miles or 4-hour drive, with lots of things to see and do on the way. Alternately, guests can take a commuter flight from Anchorage to Homer (15 minutes away) or Kenai (90 minutes away) and pick up a rental car.

Bear Paw Adventure offers first class Alaska-style vacation lodging. The property is located in a rural area about one mile north of the community of Anchor Point on the west side of the Alaska Kenai Peninsula. This is a private property with spruce trees, alders and wildflowers providing seclusion for four real-log vacation homes that have raised from local beetle-killed spruce trees. Moose, eagles and other Alaska wildlife are frequently seen on the property. Four active volcanoes can be seen looking across Cook Inlet from Anchor Point and from across the highway near the property. You can enjoy the busy tourist activities in nearby cities such as Kenai and Homer, and then come back to the comfort, quiet and your own personal Alaska home. To navigate your stay most guests rent a car in Anchorage and drive to Anchor Point. It is a scenic 200 miles or 4-hour drive, with lots of things to see and do on the way. Alternately, guests can take a commuter flight from Anchorage to Homer (15 minutes away) or Kenai (90 minutes away) and pick up a rental car.

Captain Cook Lodge is a fully equipped log vacation home with 6 beds and 2 full baths and 1620 sq. ft. of living area. Two of the beds are queen beds. Couples will enjoy this awesome log building and it is a favorite for larger families and other groups. The first floor has a full kitchen, a dining table that seats 8, family room with entertainment center, HD flat screen satellite TV, leather recliner furniture and computer desk with Wi-Fi; full bath with shower/tub, laundry room with large capacity washer and dryer, and a bedroom with a log queen-size bed. A one-or-a-kind log stair leads to the large loft with four twin beds, a log queen-size bed plus a full shower/tub bath. The front of the building has a large open porch with a gas BBQ and table and chars. There are lots of special features in this this building including extensive hand carvings and articles recognizing explorer Captain James Cook who anchored off the beach here in May 1778. Cook named this location “Anchor Point” after his ship the HMS Resolution lost a large anchor here on May 28, 1778.

The Bear Den Vacation Home is a fully equipped log vacation home with 10 beds and 2 full baths. The bed count includes 2 queen beds, 5 twins, a day bed that opens to two twins and a futon bed. This is a great place for families or parties of vacationers or fisherman. The building is equipped with Wi-Fi and USB internet access. The first floor has a full kitchen, breakfast bar, and dining table. The big family room has leather-recliner furniture, a log entertainment center, HD flat screen satellite TV, a foosball table and a comfortable day bed for 2. Also on the first floor, a full tub/shower bath, a bedroom with queen-size bed; a laundry room with large capacity washer and dryer and a library room with 3 work or play stations. The front entry room doubles as a sleeping area with a comfortable futon bed and a piano. The second floor has two bedrooms, one with a queen bed and the other with 4 twin beds, plus a full shower bath room. The building has an open deck with gas BBQ plus a table and chairs.

The Moose Cabin, a uniquely Alaskan log building, was constructed along a well-used moose trail, using beetle-killed spruce trees. This private cozy cabin is located on an original Alaskan homestead that has been kept as natural as possible. The property is right in the middle of fantastic Alaskan adventures and scenery. You won’t find a nicer or more interesting place to stay! You will enjoy use of the kitchen and watching the flat screen HD TV from the comfortable leather recliner furniture. And, relax on the BBQ deck while watching for moose and eagles among the spruce trees, alders and wildflowers.
The Wise Old Hunter Lodge is a fully equipped log vacation home with 9 beds and 1-1/2 baths. There is one queen bed, 6 twin beds and one trundle bed that coverts to two twins. Couples will enjoy this awesome log building and it is a favorite for larger families and parties of fisherman. The first floor has a full kitchen, dining area, family room with HD flat screen satellite TV and computer desk with Wi-Fi; full bath with shower/tub; laundry room with large capacity washer and dryer, and a small bedroom with two twin beds. The front entry room doubles as a bedroom with a log queen-size bed and a trundle bed that converts to a double or two singles. A one-or-a-kind spiral log stair leads to the large loft with four twin beds and a half bath. There is a large open porch plus a BBQ deck with big split-log bar on the sunny, south end of the building. The lodge, with 1470 square feet of living area, has lots of Alaskan décor, including big game mounts caribou, Dahl sheep, moose, lynx, and wolverine. For more information on our cabins and package please visit Bearpawadventure.com