Kasilof RV Park

The feel

Eighteen campsites sit separated by trees and flowers on Crooked Creek Road in Kasilof, across the road from Johnson Lake, which has trout fishing and kayaking. Every site has water and electricity, and many have septic connections.

The park is set up for longer stays, with discounts that grow the longer you stay. Bathrooms and showers are modern and clean, and registered guests can use a fish cleaning table. The Kasilof, Kenai, Deep Creek and Ninilchik salmon rivers are all close, and charter boats nearby go after halibut and other ocean fish on Cook Inlet.

What to expect

Layout and setting

Eighteen sites separated by trees and flowers, all with water and electricity and many with septic connections. No tent sites. Across the road from Johnson Lake, 15 miles south of Soldotna.

Check-in and stay

Extended stay discounts apply, and the longer you stay, the bigger the discount.

Fees and reservations

Call 907-262-3704 for rates. Reservable.

Bathrooms and water

Modern, clean bathrooms and showers, plus laundry and a free dump station. Every site has water.

Season and access

Open Memorial Day through Labor Day. The address is 21377 Crooked Creek Road, Kasilof.

Mingo says

Plan a longer stay here, since the discount grows with every extra night. Base yourself here and pick between the nearby rivers and Johnson Lake.

Before you go

• Call or text 907-262-3704 to ask about rates and to reserve.
• Bring a camper or RV, since there are no tent sites.
• Use the fish cleaning table, which is for registered guests.

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