Accommodations in the Inn:
      We built the Reel 'Em Inn 1992.  There are three rooms with two single beds and one room with a queen.  Each room has a ½ bath, with the shower house located just a few yards away.  We made sure that the beds were the best because there's nothing like a really good nights sleep after a hard days' fishing.  I'm proud to say that we have received numerous complements about the comfort and cleanliness of our Inn.

       There are several small restaurants nearby for your meals.  We also have a covered bar-b-que area where you and your friends can cook up your catch and enjoy the campfire. 

Cabin Accommodations:
      Built in 2004, this small cabin sleeps 4 people. It has a trundal bed, a set of bunk-beds, full bath, refrigerator, microwave and BBQ grill for the guests use. (2 night minimum stay)

 
RV Spaces:
       Our RV Park has 12 full hookup spaces that can accommodate just about any size RV.  A covered barbecue and fire pit area are available for your use.  This is not some giant RV park, just a small, clean, and friendly one. We have RV restrooms and laundry facilities for our RV guests.

       Along with access to fish cleaning and freezing facilities we offer a walk-in freezer which is perfect for the long-term guest who wants to store their catch.

Around the Area:
       Razor clams:  the beach is about 2 miles from us, and it's loaded with razor clams when there is a minus tide.  We rent shovels, buckets, boots, and can tell you how to get these tasty devils.

The Prize	Where is that clam?

       Eagles and Wildlife:  there are dozens of Bald Eagles on the beach in May, and it's an impressive sight.  They start to thin out as the summer progresses, but you can always find one around.  Memorial Day is about the time the Moose calve, and because the leaves on the trees have not filled in yet it's easier to spot them.  Later on, it gets quite brushy and hard to see into the woods, so come early.  Occasionally we will have a moose or two right in camp.

        It's best to book early to get the optimum fishing times and tides (tide has a lot to do with fishing success in Cook Inlet).  The busiest part of the tourist season is mid June through July, especially for the RV'ers, so it's best to come early in May, or stay later into mid August to get the true flavor of Alaska.  Come on up and enjoy a truly unique State.

Floridians enjoying a good day of fishing.