Plan your trip
Getting here is easier than it looks.
Every road to the Fishcamp starts in Anchorage. From there it's one short hop to Kenai or one pretty drive down the Peninsula, with an easy last leg either way. Tell us your dates and we'll map the whole thing with you.
Easiest
Fly to Kenai
25-minute flight from Anchorage
- Land in Anchorage (ANC), every trip starts here.
- Hop a 25-minute regional flight to Kenai (ENA).
- Pick up your rental car right there at the Kenai airport.
- An easy hour south and you roll into camp.
Best for most guests. The shortest drive, and your own wheels for the week.
The scenic route
Drive the Peninsula
3.5 hours, and a trip in itself
- Land in Anchorage (ANC) and pick up a rental car.
- Follow Turnagain Arm south, watch for beluga whales, Dall sheep on the cliffs, and the tide rolling in.
- Climb through the Kenai Mountains, then run the coast down Cook Inlet with volcano views across the water.
- Stop at the Fred Meyer in Soldotna for groceries and your fishing license, then the last hour into camp.
Best for road-trippers, for the right guest, the drive is half the trip.
You don't have to figure it out alone
Lock your week first. We'll map the rest with you.
Once your week is held, we send you a simple travel plan, which airport, which flights to look at, where to grab the rental car, and the Fred Meyer stop to make in Soldotna on the way. After 2,500 guests, we've got the last leg down to a rhythm. Your only job is to get to Anchorage.
Why book the camp first: the camp is the affordable, easy part to lock. Flights are the expensive, time-sensitive part, and July airfare climbs and sells out. Pin your dates now and you can grab Anchorage airfare early, while it's cheap.
The short version
- ✈️ Fly into Anchorage, always.
- 🛩️ Easiest: 25-min hop to Kenai, rent there, 1 hr to camp.
- 🚗 Or drive 3.5 hrs down the Peninsula.
- 🛒 Stop at Fred Meyer in Soldotna for food + license.
- 🗺️ We map your whole route once you're booked.