HOMER LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Moose Cliff Cabin — Waterside log solitude on Homer’s edge
A waterside eco-lodge operated by Three Moose Kayak Adventures offering 1–3 night stays with private cabins, shoreline access and miles of trails; this guide explains the cabin features, wildlife viewing and practical details you need to plan a stay.
Moose Cliff Cabin — Waterside log solitude on Homer’s edge.
Perched on the water’s edge near Halibut Cove, the Moose Cliff Cabin sits within reach of 70 miles of pristine trails through Alaska’s first State Park. The small cluster of Three Moose Cabins is an eco-lodge with simple, well-appointed log cabins, private bathrooms and a communal riverside culture that favors hot showers, cedar sauna sessions and long looks at sea otters, bald eagles and passing whales.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Marine and forest life from the porch
Wildlife viewing is a primary draw: sea otters and bald eagles are commonly seen, and guests may also encounter occasional black bears and whales from the cabins’ waterside setting.
Simple, heated log cabins with private facilities
Each cabin has a queen bed with linens, is heated by a gas wood stove and includes a private bathroom with a flushing toilet and hot shower, providing creature comforts right at the water’s edge.
Shared sauna, fire pit and communal kitchen
Beyond the cabins, guests have access to a cedar wood sauna, a covered fire pit, a covered Yurt and a communal camp kitchen that shape the social side of a short stay.
What the day feels like
What staying at Moose Cliff Cabin feels like
A stay is compact and shoreline-focused: arrive to a covered porch, slip into the rhythm of the lodge and use it as a base for short hikes across state-park trails or for quiet wildlife watching from private decks. Nights are spent in heated log cabins with private bathrooms, and communal facilities frame the daytime—sauna, fire pit and camp kitchen concentrate social life while the surrounding trails offer solitude.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this stay suits best — and when it may not be ideal.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Stays are offered for 1–3 nights; check-in is at 4pm and check-out is at 12pm.
Cabins include queen beds with linens, are heated with a gas wood stove and have private bathrooms with flushing toilets and hot showers.
On-site shared facilities include a cedar wood sauna, a covered fire pit, a covered Yurt and a communal camp kitchen.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long can I book a stay?
Stays are offered for 1–3 nights.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is at 4pm and check-out is at 12pm.
How many people does a cabin sleep?
Each cabin sleeps up to three people.
Are beds and linens provided?
Queen beds with comfortable mattresses and linens are provided.
Do cabins have private bathrooms?
Yes — all cabins have private bathrooms with flushing toilets and hot showers.
What communal facilities are available?
Guests have access to a cedar wood sauna, a covered fire pit, a covered Yurt and a communal camp kitchen.