Sadie Cove Wilderness Lodge

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  • Kachemak Bay State Park Box 2265
    Homer, Alaska 99603
    (907) 235-2350
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Sadie Cove Wilderness Lodge

  • October 17, 2004
  • Rated 5 of 5 by KHayes from Miami Beach, Florida
Best Things Nearby:
Nearby- Before we got to the lodge, we stayed at Land's End Resort (907/235-2500)in Homer, which is a really nice place. They have a restaurant and the best part is their location - right at the end of the Homer spit where the views of Kachemak Bay are stupendous. Our rooms were comfortable and clean, the service was prompt and friendly, and there were Alaskan photos on the walls that told the story of Homer town. All in all, I would stay there again. There is a ton of stuff to see on the "spit" and it is a great place to shop. The Pratt Museum in Homer town is well worth a visit. It is small, but what a lot of displays they have.

After visiting the lodge, we came back to Homer and spent some time out of town. We went horseback riding with Trail's End Adventures and had a very nice day with the local cowboy - character Mark Marette. Next time we go back to Homer, we will go on an overnight trail ride to some more remote areas. His phone is 907/235-6393.

Best Things About the Resort:
The best things - There are so many and I have already written so much in other categories. But O.K.
The cabins built by hand from local driftwood.
The food.
The food.
The food.
The quiet. They only take eight guests at a time.
The surroundings - complete wilderness with a few scattered summer cabins nearby. The lodge is inside the State Park.
The people. The owners, the crew, and the guides.

Resort Experience:
It's like being in heaven. The cabins are super-comfortable and fit right into the hillside. We felt like the Robinson Crusoe family with first-class luxury and service. We felt so welcome and we had so much fun!

  • Unit Type: Other
  • Activities: Excellent
  • Amenities: Very Good
  • Unit Satisfaction: Very Good
  • Family Friendliness: Excellent
  • Service: Excellent

From journal Alaska dream vacation

Sadie Cove Wilderness Lodge

  • October 17, 2004
  • Rated 5 of 5 by KHayes from Miami Beach, Florida
Owner Keith Iverson, a Norwegian builder, has built wood cabins along the shore of Sadie Cove with a wharf over the water. It was built all by hand from local driftwood - unbelievable the amount of work involved - and the place is like something out of Swiss Family Robinson with luxury and service. Can’t say enough nice things about this place. We had the nicest time together as a family that I think we have ever had, and we thank Keith and Randi for keeping everything spotlessly clean and well organized. The cabins are heated with propane heaters and wood fires. The beds are comfortable plus some. We slept like babies and in the morning the bald eagles woke us up. Randi feeds the eagles on the beach every morning with the scraps from the night before. It is such a trip to see these huge birds circling right at eye level first thing in the morning.

From journal Alaska dream vacation

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