Ninilchik State Recreation Area

Ninilchik State Recreation Area


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Fishing and wildlife watching, particularly for bald eagles, attract visitors to the Ninilchik Area that covers 257 acres on Cook Inlet, at Mile 135 of the Sterling Highway, midway between Homer and Soldotna.

The area is known for good sport fishing; Deep Creek is legendary for its halibut and king salmon runs in Cook Inlet. Deep Creek's fishing reputation keeps its campsites and day parking facilities in high demand.

Bald eagles are seen year-round, and May is a good time to watch for migrating birds that come to the wetlands here on route to their summer feeding grounds.

Facilities: The Ninilchik State Recreation Area has 4 different camping sites with over 125 individual camping areas. All four camping areas provide restrooms, drinking water, covered picnic areas, and fire rings.

Reservations: Unknown

Best Time To Visit: Open year round.

Fees: An entry fee is charged.

Accessibility: A number of individual campsites are accessible. Drinking water and restrooms are also accessible.

Rules: There are a variety of rules that apply when visiting any of the Alaska State Recreation Areas. Please contact the park for more detailed information.

Directions: The Ninilchik State Recreation Area is located on mile 135 of the Seward Highway.

Attractions Near
Ninilchik State Recreation Area

Cook Inlet
Ninilchik Beach Campground
Ninilchik Overlook Campground
Ninilchik River Campground
Ninilchik View Campground

Address

Alaska State Parks Kenai/PWS Area Office

PO Box 1247

Soldotna, Alaska 99669

Phone
General: (907) 262-5581

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