Lodging

Bob and Lula’s handsome two-story log lodge sits on a narrow strip of wonderfully-kept-yet-unlikely Bermuda grass lawn between the shore of Lake Iliamna, and the pristine wilderness that surrounds it.

It is not unusual for the occasional brown bear or moose to stroll through the property, as this is truly their home. There are convenient wood walkways connecting the lodge to the lakefront (where guests will board the floatplanes daily), and from the lodge to the wader “mud” cabin, where anglers change in and out of their waders, and assemble their tackle daily. Downstairs in the lodge contains the dining room, kitchen, gathering room with wood stove, and two bedrooms; upstairs are the main guest quarters. The lodge is immaculately kept, warm and inviting, a wonderful home-away-from-home in the wilderness.