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This smaller town is located in the far, southern portion of the largest state in the US. It is found on the western coast of the Kenai Peninsula, on the eastern shore of Cook Inlet. The inlet branches off the Gulf of Alaska and consequently, the Pacific Ocean. The Kenai River meets the ocean near town as well, while the city of Anchorage is around 150 miles to the northeast. Soldotna, another river town, is located less than 15 miles to the southeast should you wish to go exploring in the area.

Being that this is the wildest state in the nation, outdoor recreational opportunities are the primary draw near Kenai. Hunting, fishing, camping, scenic drives, and opportunities to view wildlife are the primary activities visitors, and vacationers seek in this region. There are also numerous, locally-owned shops and restaurants for you to enjoy. Natural areas and various wildlife habitats are located nearby for visitors to explore as well.

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THE GREAT OUTDOORS

When you book an RV in Kenai, you will have access to many incredible locations. In addition to being the largest state in the union, Alaska is also the least populated. Due to the ruralness, you may have to travel a ways to reach certain destinations. Kenai Fjords National Park is located on the western coast of the peninsula. Hiking and camping is available here, though the primary draw is the glaciers that can be viewed up close. Some trails even allow visitors to hike on the actual glacier (dependent on weather conditions and skill of the hiker). Boat tours are available that offer another unique view of the glaciers, please call for reservations. The park is open year-round, but accessibility of the various areas is, obviously, weather-dependent.

Kachemak Bay State Park is located in Homer in the southern portion of the peninsula where it jets out into the Gulf of Alaska. This park is unique in that you can only reach it by plane or boat (air and water taxis are available in Homer, please check locally for reservations). Besides hiking and camping, local wildlife are commonly spotted here as well.

Kenai Beach offers water access, as well as stunning views of the rugged mountains that surround this coastal plain. During the month of July, this is a primary area to observe local fishermen dipnetting, a form of fishing using nets, in the nearby river. This area is also known for its sunsets as it faces west. Just remember to keep a watchful out for those bears!

RV PARKS

When you rent a motorhome in Kenai, AK, you will need a nearby campground. Fortunately, this region is a common vacation spot, so it caters to out-of-town visitors.

Beluga Lookout RV Park and Lodge overlooks the Kenai River. Local wildlife are often seen from the campground, while bathroom, laundry, and shower facilities are all made available by the park. Full-service sites are also available, and lengthy stays may be accommodated during the summer months.

Kenai RV Park is located near several rivers, so it offers prime access for fishing. Other water sports and bike trails are available locally as well. The park is located in a wooded area, so it is common to see wildlife wandering through the middle of the camp. This site offers partial-hookups for your RV, showers, and is pet-friendly. This site is also only open during the summer months so plan that amazing Alaska vacation accordingly.

Diamond M Ranch Resort offers full-hookup sites for your RV, cable, WiFi, and laundry, and shower facilities. It is also located on one of the main routes through town so it should be easy to find. The camp even provides some guided hiking tours of the local area. Being located in one of the most rugged and beautiful places in the country, RV rental near Kenai is common, so services should be easy to find.

EXPLORING THE CITY

This area has a rich history. Saint Nicholas Chapel dates back to the Orthodox religion of the Russian pioneers who originally settled here. Interpretive plaques offer historical information regarding the founding of the town. While the building is not open for touring, through numerous windows visitors are able to view the inside of the building, which has been refurbished to appear as it would have in its heyday. Your luxury RV rental from Kenai, Alaska will provide you with access to all the exciting sites the local area has to offer.

The Kenai River Estuary offers opportunities to view incredible changes in water level due to drastic tides. This is partially due to the fact that this is the exact point where the Kenai River meets the inlet of the Pacific Ocean. Please use caution as water levels can vary 20-40 feet in a very short period of time! Wildlife is also regularly spotted in the area, and it is known to be a prime spot for birdwatching.

There are numerous, scenic drives available throughout the peninsula. Views of local wildlife, glaciers, and the surrounding countryside are expansive. Various hiking and biking trails can be found along the roads as well as countless photography points. Please check with a local visitor's center for maps of local drives.

If it’s a quiet, maritime town with a rich, seafaring culture that you've been looking for, consider a camper rental in Kenai. Enjoy the local restaurants, go for a hike, and tour the beautiful, rugged terrain of the local area. Rent an RV in Kenai, AK and explore The Last Frontier!

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