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Public Use Cabins at the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge

The Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska is a wildlife refuge designated to conserve a variety of native Alaskan wildlife, including Kodiak brown bears, migratory birds, and marine mammals, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The refuge has a total of eight public use cabins, available for overnight stay. All cabins are considered primitive, with no electricity or plumbing and have outhouse style toilets. Although some of the cabins have wood-burning stoves for heat, the majority of cabins are not recommended for use from November 1 though March 31, due to the possibility of the lake waters freezing. Reservations for all public use cabins need to be made either online via the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge area of the recreation.gov website or by telephone.

  1. Blue Fox Bay

    • The Blue Fox Bay cabin is a wheelchair accessible cabin with four bunks, accessible year round by float plane or boat. Fifty yards from the cabin is fresh water access. This site provides good coho fishing in August and September, as well as deer and elk hunting. Photography and shoreline exploration opportunities are available at this cabin.

    Deadman Bay

    • Accessible by boat or float plane, the Deadman Bay Cabin has eight bunk beds. A freshwater stream a quarter-mile from the cabin provides fresh water. This cabin offers ample opportunities for fishing including pink salmon and dolly varden in July and August, as well as silver salmon in August and September. Hunting opportunities are good year round for both bear and mountain goat. This cabin is for year round use.

    Little River Lake

    • The Little River Lake cabin has four bunks and is accessible only by float plane. This cabin offers an excellent spot for deer hunting in the early part of the season and is an excellent spot for photography enthusiasts.

    Little Waterfall Lake

    • There are four bunks at the Little Waterfall Lake Cabin. This cabin is accessible by float plane or boat. A creek 50 feet from the cabin provides fresh water. This cabin provides a good spot to hunt bear and elk, as well as fish for dolly varden.

    North Frazer Lake

    • The cabin at North Frazer Lake has four bunks and is accessible solely by float plane. Access to fresh water comes from a creek 50 yards away. This site offers excellent dolly varden fishing April through November and sockeye fishing in July and August. In addition, it is a good spot for bear hunting.

    South Frazer Lake

    • The South Frazer Lake cabin has four bunks. Accessible by float plane the cabin is 200 yards.from a small creek. This cabin provides and excellent spot to catch a variety of fish. Excellent bear viewing in July and August is only a short walk from this cabin.

    Uganik Island

    • The Uganik Island Cabin has four bunks and is accessible year round by boat or float plane. There is a stream a quarter-mile from the cabin for water. This is a good spot for deer hunting.

    Uganik Lake

    • The Uganik Lake Cabin is a wheelchair accessible, four bunk cabin that is accessible by float plane. Fresh water is 20 yards away at a creek. There are no recreation opportunities for this cabin.

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