- TripBuzz found 13 things to do with kids in or near Ninilchik, Alaska.
- From J & J Smart Charters - Private Tours to Key-O Guide Service, the Ninilchik area offers 20 different types of family activities, including: Fishing, Boat/Yacht Charters, Kayaking and Visitor Centers.
- Ninilchik is an interesting community due in large part to its Russian history and modest population. Russian colonists relocated from Kodiak Island to Ninilchik in the mid-1800's and most of the village and its buildings remain from that period. A popular tourist attraction, the city hosts various festivals and fairs throughout the year and offers exceptional halibut fishing.
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Providing all the necessary gear, Alaskan Thunderod Fishing Adventures takes visitors on fishing adventures to the Kenai River on a 20 foot vessel. During these full day trips, visitors have the opportunity to catch halibut and salmon.
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PO Box 586, Soldotna, AK 99669
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Offering guided tours of the glacial waters of Kenai River, Spirit of the Kenai Alaska Fishing Adventures takes visitors on a fishing trip to catch different varieties of salmon. The tour runs from May to July.
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Swiftwater Park Road, Soldotna, AK 99669
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Situated on the banks of the Kenai River, Swiftwater Park features 40 camp sites, all equipped with fire pits and picnic tables. The park is a popular fishing spot, and has well houses and firewood for sale.
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Bo's Fishing Guide & Lodge Service is home to the world record King Salmon at over 97 lbs. Other available fish include rainbow trout, halibut, kasilof river kings, and silver salmon.
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Kenai City Beach, famous for its dipnetting during the Red Salmon Run between July 10 and 31. Resident's fish with homemade nets attached to long metal poles.
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By night stay in riverfront log-cabins overlooking the Kenai river, and by day fish the salmon-laden waters of the famous river at Kenai Riverbend Resort. Perfect for Sockeye, Silver, and King salmon fishing. Boating and airplane excursions are also available.
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Kenai National Wildlife Refuge 1.92 million acre wildlife preserve, that helps to conserve fish and wildlife, such as brown bears, black bears, dall sheep, moose, and caribou, as well as thousands of migratory and native birds. Year-round outdoor adventures include world-class fishing, hunting, hiking, cros…
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Kenai Visitor & Cultural Center is home to a permanent collection of Native Alaskan and local history artifacts, art exhibits, a gift shop, as well as educational and cultural programming with speakers, concerts, school group tours and an Alaskan movie series. In the summer there is a crafts market.
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With direct access to the Kenai River, Alaska Fish On Charters provides guided fishing excursions where visitors can catch halibut and salmon. It also has a glacier cruise where visitors can encounter wildlife like porpoises, sea otters, and puffins.
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The Greater Kenai Visitors' Center is a non-profit organization that operates in a 10,000-sqft facility. The center has staff that provides information on travel planning, reservation assistance, and local dining options.