Family-Friendly Vacation Rental with Jaw-Dropping Views | Homer, Alaska

Vacation Rental in Homer, AK

10 guests • 2 bedrooms • 7 beds • 2 bathrooms

This family-friendly vacation rental with a spacious patio is located in the heart of Homer, Alaska, and sleeps up to 10 guests. The hosts live on the top level of the rental, but the ground level is for guests to enjoy entirely.

This level has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and plenty of space for all guests to gather, cook, hang out, and enjoy each other’s company. Between the two bedrooms, there are two queen-size beds and two twin beds, but there are also two sofas in the living room, and additional floor mattresses for extra guests, if necessary. Each of the bedrooms has large windows and mirrors, and plenty of closet space. Linens and towels are provided.

In the living room, guests will find two cozy sofas, a television, and a dining table that leads into the kitchen. The fully-equipped kitchen comes with a refrigerator, a stove, an oven, a dishwasher, a microwave, a toaster, and cooking utensils.

Outside, there is a large patio with lots of space for children to run around and play. Guests will also find an outdoor dining table for six, a barbecue facility, and free parking. The water and mountain views from the outdoor area are breathtaking.

The getaway is close to the downtown area, but also to fishing spots, dining options, wildlife viewing, and hiking and biking trails. The rental is secluded, yet within reach from all the main landmarks in the area.

This property offers guests stunning mountain and water vistas in the heart of Homer, Alaska. Here, guests will find a spacious patio with barbecue grill facilities, a children's sandbox, and plenty of space for playing and running around. The property is family-friendly and wheelchair-accessible.

There is free parking on the premises, an outdoor dining area, television, and additional floor mattresses for extra guests. From the property, guests can easily access the downtown area, go swimming, or hit the hiking trails. Book your dream holiday glamping rental near Homer today!

Features and services

Beds

2 Queen-size beds
2 Twin/Single beds
3 Sofa beds
Air mattress

Most popular features

Private Kitchen
National Park
Bathtub
Heating
Fishing
Microwave
Fridge
Wildlife watching
Stove
Shared Barbecue
2 Bathrooms
Parking
Kayaking/Canoeing
Horseback riding
Wine tasting
Whale watching
Supermarket
Hunting

Where you will stay

Get in touch to book your luxury camping rental

Homer, Alaska

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Scenic views

Kenai Fjords National Park
23 miles straight-line distance

36 kilometers straight-line distance

This property is located in Homer, a small city on the shores of the Kachemak Bay in Alaska. Homer might not be a big city, but its landscape is definitely out of this world, making this part of Alaska one of the most beautiful destinations for glampers. There are mountains, ocean waters, and untouched wilderness as far as the eye can see.

The region is a popular year-round destination, right across the bay from Kachemak Bay State Park and Halibut Cove. Some of the most notable landmarks in and around Homer include the Seafarer’s Memorial, Beluga Lake, the Kachemak Bay State Park, and the Homer Spit, a four-mile-long road that extends out into the ocean waters. This is the longest road in ocean water all around the world.

With the ocean on one side and mountain ranges on the other side, the closest international airport is 222 miles away, but there are other smaller airports closer, like the Homer Airport and the Bradley Lake Project Airport. Some of the local towns worth visiting are Diamond Ridge, Seldovia, Fritz Creek, and Jakolof Bay.

Homer, Alaska

Detailed location provided after booking

Terrain

Kenai Fjords National Park (23 miles straight-line distance) (36 kilometers straight-line distance)

Nearby local services

Supermarket

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This property is located in Homer, a small city on the shores of the Kachemak Bay in Alaska. Homer might not be a big city, but its landscape is definitely out of this world, making this part of Alaska one of the most beautiful destinations for glampers. There are mountains, ocean waters, and untouched wilderness as far as the eye can see.

The region is a popular year-round destination, right across the bay from Kachemak Bay State Park and Halibut Cove. Some of the most notable landmarks in and around Homer include the Seafarer’s Memorial, Beluga Lake, the Kachemak Bay State Park, and the Homer Spit, a four-mile-long road that extends out into the ocean waters. This is the longest road in ocean water all around the world.

With the ocean on one side and mountain ranges on the other side, the closest international airport is 222 miles away, but there are other smaller airports closer, like the Homer Airport and the Bradley Lake Project Airport. Some of the local towns worth visiting are Diamond Ridge, Seldovia, Fritz Creek, and Jakolof Bay.

Activities near Homer

Winter sports
Horseback riding
Biking
Kayaking/Canoeing
Whitewater rafting
Stand-up paddleboarding
Climbing
Fishing
Boating/Sailing
Wine tasting
Whale watching
Wildlife watching
Hunting

Homer, Alaska, might be a small city, but its landscape is one to remember. Glampers will remain in awe in front of such wilderness and untouched lands. Between the Kenai Mountains and the Kachemak Bay, this is the perfect place to begin Alaskan adventures.

A regular day in Homer might include moose and bear spotting, halibut and salmon fishing, or even flying over the waters on an air tour. Guests looking for a more laid-back alternative can explore the city's historic landmarks, sip a local beer at the Homer Brewing Company, or admire local art.

The more adventurous glampers can try glacier skiing, horseback riding, or whale watching. Water aficionados can go canoeing, kayaking, sailing, and whale watching. Those that would rather stay dry can hit the Kachemak Bay State Park trails; there are over 80 miles of hiking and biking trails.

During snowy months, this area transforms itself into a winter wonderland, with skiing, snowboarding, dog sledding, hockey, and ice skating.

Winter sports
Horseback riding
Biking
Kayaking/Canoeing
Whitewater rafting
Stand-up paddleboarding
Climbing
Fishing
Boating/Sailing
Wine tasting
Whale watching
Wildlife watching
Hunting

Homer, Alaska, might be a small city, but its landscape is one to remember. Glampers will remain in awe in front of such wilderness and untouched lands. Between the Kenai Mountains and the Kachemak Bay, this is the perfect place to begin Alaskan adventures. A regular day in Homer might include moose and bear spotting, halibut and salmon fishing, or even flying over the waters on an air tour. Guests looking for a more laid-back alternative can explore the city's historic landmarks, sip a local beer at the Homer Brewing Company, or admire local art. The more adventurous glampers can try glacier skiing, horseback riding, or whale watching. Water aficionados can go canoeing, kayaking, sailing, and whale watching. Those that would rather stay dry can hit the Kachemak Bay State Park trails; there are over 80 miles of hiking and biking trails. During snowy months, this area transforms itself into a winter wonderland, with skiing, snowboarding, dog sledding, hockey, and ice skating.

Family-Friendly Vacation Rental with Jaw-Dropping Views in Homer, Alaska

Vacation Rental in Homer, AK

10 guests • 2 bedrooms • 7 beds • 2 bathrooms

Features and services

Beds

2 Queen-size beds

2 Twin/Single beds

3 Sofa beds

Air mattress

Most popular features

Private Kitchen

National Park

Bathtub

Heating

Fishing

Microwave

Fridge

Wildlife watching

Stove

Shared Barbecue

2 Bathrooms

Parking

Kayaking/Canoeing

Horseback riding

Wine tasting

Whale watching

Supermarket

Hunting

Where you will stay

Get in touch to book your luxury camping rental

Homer, Alaska

Scenic views

Kenai Fjords National Park 23 miles straight-line distance 36 kilometers straight-line distance

Activities near Homer

Winter sports

Horseback riding

Biking

Kayaking/Canoeing

Whitewater rafting

Stand-up paddleboarding

Climbing

Fishing

Boating/Sailing

Wine tasting

Whale watching

Wildlife watching

Hunting

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Check-out: Flexible

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