There's also traditional feasting and lots of square dancing. Early autumn brings lots of great fishing and expensive fishing rods to the annual Ikalukpik Fishing Derby. Anglers of all ages try for the heaviest char and best fishing story. All have televisions, and there is a pay phone in the lobby. The restaurant is open to non-guests, who should make reservations with sufficient notice.
All rooms have televisions.
There's also a TV in the lobby, plus a public phone. The restaurant is open to hotel guests only, but non-guests may make reservations as long as plenty of notice is given. There's also a coffee shop in the Co-op store. A campground located beside the beach is free to the public. It has an outdoor washroom and a few picnic tables.