Heritage RV Park

The feel

Heritage RV Park sits on the Homer Spit next to the Homer Fishing Lagoon, which is stocked with King and Silver salmon. The 107 sites include beachfront rows facing Kachemak Bay. A paved spit trail leads to the small boat harbor, and shops and restaurants are a short walk away.

The common building has a coffee bar, window seating and a rooftop deck.

What to expect

Layout and setting

107 sites on the Homer Spit, with Back-In, Pull-Through, Premium Pull-Through, Fishing (sites 1 to 5), Beach (sites 6 to 28) and Big Rig Beach (sites 82 to 107) types.

Check-in and stay

Check-in after 3:00 p.m., check-out at noon.

Crowds and best time

Peak weekends are Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day.

Parking and rig size

Back-In sites take no trailers over 28 ft or motorhomes over 35 ft. Beach sites take motorhomes up to 42 ft. Big Rig sites are for rigs over 30 ft or motorhomes over 42 ft.

Fees and reservations

$80 to $110 per night plus 7.85% sales tax, depending on site type; Fridays through Sundays on peak weekends add $10 per night. No weekly or monthly rates. The $25 cancellation fee applies to all cancellations, and a full refund (minus fees) needs 7 days' notice.

Bathrooms and water

Every site has full hookups, a picnic table, free showers and free WiFi. Restrooms are closed from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., and Showers and laundry close after September 15.

Season and access

Open May 1 to September 29. May 1 to 15 and September 15 to 29 have no building facilities. Tents and car camping are not allowed; units must be self-contained RVs.

Mingo says

Aim for May 15 through September 15. Those are the weeks the showers, laundry and common building are in service.

Before you go

• Alaska time. Call (907) 226-4500.
• Check that your rig is self-contained, since tents and car camping are not allowed.
• Match your rig length to the site type before you book.
• Office hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. from May 15 to September 15.

Written October 2026. Sources are listed at the end of this page.