Book a Cabin in Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, AK

Name: The Shoreline Cabin - An Authentic Alaskan Retreat
Address: Kodiak
Price range: $231

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Featured Cabins in Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge

The Shoreline Cabin - An Authentic Alaskan Retreat

$231

per night

May 27 - May 28

This cabin includes a garden and barbecue grills.

Kitchen

Barbecue grill

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Frequently asked questions

What is the price range for Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge cabins?

Check out our wide selection of cabins in Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, which cost between $231 and $231 per night. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

Why stay in a Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge cabin?

If escaping the chaos of city life sounds like just what the doctor ordered, book a comfy cabin in Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge. Typically located around picturesque natural areas, they make the perfect base to explore the wilderness. Spend your days looking for adventure and come evening, gather around the fire and let those clear, starry skies fill you with wonder.

Where are great Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge cabins?

There are 2 options to choose from around the well-known Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge city of Womens Bay. Fall under the spell of the homely charm of a rustic cabin or treat yourself to a luxury cabin. Whatever type of escape you’re searching for, Travelocity will help you find it. When you can tear yourself away from the comforts of your cabin retreat, Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge and Fort Abercrombie State Historical Park should be on your Womens Bay sightseeing list.