During the July and September high seasons, stays are limited to seven nights. In the park, only the lodges serve meals. Otherwise, visitors should bring food and beverages. For details, write or call Katmailand at 4550 Aircraft Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99502. A fifth cabin, at Exit Glacier, is open during the winter.
Reservations are mandatory.
Otherwise, no food or lodging can be found in Kenai Fjords National Park. Seward offers motels and private campgrounds, restaurants and several flightseeing and boat excursion companies. Seward is the place to arrange fishing charters and kayak rentals. Park officials warn those with limited mobility that close encounters with bears are possible in July and September. At Kenai Fjords, the first quarter-mile of the trail leading to the terminus of Exit Glacier is paved and fully accessible.