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VerifiedNovember 29, 2023 Stayed at: NORTH FRAZER LAKE CABIN, Loop: NORTH FRAZER LAKE CABIN
Great trip to cabin lots of bears around a few deer and fox.
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88 reviews
The Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge Cabins provide a comfortable and well-stocked getaway, with spacious accommodations and functional amenities like a new oil drip stove. Guests appreciate the stunning views and the opportunity to connect with nature, though some have noted cleanliness issues and a lack of certain supplies, such as sleeping pads. Overall, it's a great base for exploring the wilderness and making lasting memories.
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November 29, 2023 Stayed at: NORTH FRAZER LAKE CABIN, Loop: NORTH FRAZER LAKE CABIN
Great trip to cabin lots of bears around a few deer and fox.
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November 15, 2023 Stayed at: UGANIK LAKE CABIN, Loop: UGANIK LAKE CABIN
The stove needs work. It was yellow flame the entire time. We were not comfortable sleeping at night without a CO monitor, so did not run it while sleeping. Luckily we had our cold weather gear since it got down to 15 degrees one night. I don’t know if someone mixed bad fuel in the tank before us, but we ran it five days and put our JetA in it, so it should have cleared out. Stove needs a maintenance rebuild.
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November 15, 2023 Stayed at: UGANIK LAKE CABIN, Loop: UGANIK LAKE CABIN
The stove needs work. It was yellow flame the entire time. We were not comfortable sleeping at night without a CO monitor, so did not run it while sleeping. Luckily we had our cold weather gear since it got down to 15 degrees one night. I don’t know if someone mixed bad fuel in the tank before us, but we ran it five days and put our JetA in it, so it should have cleared out. Stove needs a maintenance rebuild.
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June 30, 2023 Stayed at: VIEKODA BAY CABIN, Loop: VIEKODA BAY CABIN
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June 30, 2023 Stayed at: VIEKODA BAY CABIN, Loop: VIEKODA BAY CABIN
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June 30, 2023 Stayed at: VIEKODA BAY CABIN, Loop: VIEKODA BAY CABIN
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June 30, 2023 Stayed at: VIEKODA BAY CABIN, Loop: VIEKODA BAY CABIN
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June 30, 2023 Stayed at: VIEKODA BAY CABIN, Loop: VIEKODA BAY CABIN
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May 9, 2023 Stayed at: DEADMAN BAY CABIN, Loop: DEADMAN BAY
Our stay at the Dead Man Bay cabin was very pleasant. It sits and a well protected cove when the weather is coming from the south or west. We saw lots of Kodiak wildlife, just not that big bear we were looking for.
We were the first spring renters, and the cabin was the in great shape. The fuel oil barrel was almost full. It was chilly during our stay, we use about 25 gallons of fuel over our 13 days. And that’s with the stove/heater off for the day time periods while we were out in the field. At night, we turn the heat to low, so it is a bit of an energy hog.
Sure beat tent camping for 13 days.
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May 9, 2023 Stayed at: DEADMAN BAY CABIN, Loop: DEADMAN BAY
Our stay at the Dead Man Bay cabin was very pleasant. It sits and a well protected cove when the weather is coming from the south or west. We saw lots of Kodiak wildlife, just not that big bear we were looking for.
We were the first spring renters, and the cabin was the in great shape. The fuel oil barrel was almost full. It was chilly during our stay, we use about 25 gallons of fuel over our 13 days. And that’s with the stove/heater off for the day time periods while we were out in the field. At night, we turn the heat to low, so it is a bit of an energy hog.
Sure beat tent camping for 13 days.
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1390 Buskin River Road, Kodiak, AK 99615 United States
Elevation: 21 ft
There are no roads or maintained trails in Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge. All cabins are accessible by float plane. Blue Fox Bay, Uganik Island, and Viekoda Bay are also accessible by boat. Refuge employees cannot assist in making travel arrange...
There are no roads or maintained trails in Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge. All cabins are accessible by float plane. Blue Fox Bay, Uganik Island, and Viekoda Bay are also accessible by boat. Refuge employees cannot assist in making travel arrangements, but can provide a current list of charter operators permitted to transport customers into the refuge. To obtain this list please contact the refuge headquarters at (888) 408-3514.
Last updated: November 3, 2026