Although last summer was a little cool and rainy, we had a good time with lots of wonderful campers visiting.  Many visitors commented how quiet it was and how nice to have green spaces between the campers.  We received many compliments of the cleanliness of our bathrooms and showers.  We have WiFi!  No Tent sites

We have added an updated Fishing, Clamming, and Tide schedule for 2011 to determine the best fishing and clamming dates for your trip.

Our new firepit was enjoyed by our visitors.  We spent many evenings with people around the fire enjoying the company and meeting new friends.  We are not allowed by the Forest Service to have campfires at the campsites due to the natural areas between the sites.  However, the campground firepit has been a good alternative.  It’s a great place to meet other people, hear good stories, and we furnish the firewood!

Our new office is completed and we included a small shop of Alaskan gifts for your convenience.  It will also include fishing supplies such as hooks and flies for salmon fishing and small hooks and line for trout fishing in Johnson Lake.  We will also have some fishing equipment (rods, reels, nets) for rent and will be happy to show you places to go for fishing.  We also have access to local guides for King salmon fishing and Halibut fishing and will be happy to make reservations for you.

We have experience visiting most of the major scenic sites in Alaska and can provide information on what to see, when to go and how to get there (see Fun Trips).  We can also make reservations for whale watching and sea life cruises, boat rides to Seldovia, airplane rides to Katmai National Park to see the bears and bus tours into Denali National Park. These are special services for our guests at the park. We added an extension to the deck in front of the camp kitchen which could be available for parties and pot luck dinners upon request.  Guests will be welcome to come and relax, enjoying its natural setting, watching the abundant wildlife like mother moose and twins nibbling on the local park bushes, ptarmigan with chicks catching insects in the weeds, or listening to the loons in Johnson Lake. The park is also noted for bird watching, with eagles flying over and over twenty other species having been spotted, and its abundant wildflowers.

We had several requests for propane last summer and are currently planning on adding a propane filling station to the park this summer for your convenience. 

Kasilof RV Park has modern, clean facilities in a park-like setting, making it a favorite Kenai Peninsula RV park. Enjoy the nature of Alaska and get away from parking-lot style parks and combat fishing campgrounds. Centrally located on the Kenai Peninsula, we are close to the major salmon fishing rivers of the Kasilof and the Kenai, king fishing on Deep Creek and Ninilchik river, charter boats for halibut on the Cook Inlet, and clamming on Alaska's famous razor-clam beaches. Enjoy catching trout or rafting across the road in Johnson Lake. The park will be open this summer from Memorial Day to Labor Day. We hope you will join us for a few days, a week, month or the whole summer!

Jon and Jan Pyle

Some of the photos used in the website were taken by
Paul & Sue Elkins and are shown with their permission.