Kasilof RV Park
P.O. Box 944
Kasilof, AK 99610
(907) 262-0418 (Summer)
(785) 657-1465 (Winter)
| Hello! We are the new owners of the Kasilof RV Park, Jan and Jon Pyle. The previous owners, Diana and John Hemphill placed the park for sale two years ago. We were fortunate to find and purchase it this past summer. We are in the process of making some minor modifications to the park and as a result it was closed all last summer. |
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We have added a new camp kitchen in the Pavilion and will be in the process of creating a park campfire area next spring. We are also eliminating the use of the third row (15 campsites) to reduce the number of people in the park, reduce the noise and stress on the facilities. In the future, we plan to add sewer facilities to the 10 second row campsites. |
This summer the State has informed us that they will be paving Crooked Creek Road and Johnson Lake Road which will make the drive to the campground even easier. We hope that they follow through with their promise. Kasilof RV Park is centrally located on the Kenai Peninsula and provides a beautiful, relaxing atmosphere for your summer enjoyment.
We plan to 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!
If you would like to learn more about us, see New Owners in About the Park. |
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.
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Centrally located on the Kenai Peninsula, Kasilof RV Park is close to the major salmon fishing rivers of the Kasilof and the Kenai, 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. |
| Rafting on Johnson Lake |
With its natural setting, you can relax in the quiet, peaceful park watching the abundant wildlife like mother moose and twins nibbling on the local park bushes, ptarmagin 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.
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You are always welcome during the summer for a day, a week, a month or the entire summer.
