Gorgeous Alaska Vacation Home Steps from Kenai River (Moose House)

This Kenai Riverside gem, the Moose House, offers gorgeous, upscale riverfront accommodations for your Alaska dream vacation, just steps from the stunning Kenai River.

Nestled on the banks of the turquoise-colored Kenai River, this tranquil setting is the perfect home away from home, conveniently located in the heart of the Kenai Peninsula. From your private “basecamp,” you can explore the local area by foot, raft or fishing boat - or venture on day trips to Seward and Homer before returning to your cozy home.

The main living space boasts large windows with excellent views of the property’s wooded, riverside location, along with a full kitchen set-up suitable for any home chef. Make the most of the spectacular natural setting located just outside French doors leading to the outside patio, with comfortable outdoor furniture to maximize your time in nature. Or, opt to stay cozy inside and gather around the beautiful palatial dining table which comfortably seats 8.

This premium vacation home has three bedrooms with fresh linens and Sleep Number beds. Bedrooms sleep six with two additional extra-long, Patagonia style daybeds with comfortable bedding.

The master bedroom suite features a king-size Sleep Number bed with cozy reading area and en-suite master bath, with deluxe Jacuzzi tub and steam shower. This vacation home puts the Ahhhhh in Alaska!

Our Moose Chalet is one of three beautiful vacation home rentals on the banks of the Kenai River. Reserve this individual home for your family or consider renting multiple homes for larger parties up to 16-20 guests. See our other VRBO listings here:
Bear Chalet: https://www.vrbo.com/1813199
Lynx Cottage: https://www.vrbo.com/1813211

Special Notes: Please be aware that although this vacation home rental is conveniently located on the Alaska road system, we are in bear country and ask that you make yourself bear aware in advance of arrival. We'd like to share this helpful resource: http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/safety/bears.htm.