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Island has plenty of natural beauty to offer the outdoor enthusiast.
Following is a list of public use lands for day area use and overnight
stays.
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Alaska State Parks, Kodiak District
Displays, Naturalist programs, tide pool walks, camping facilities
and public use cabins. (907) 486-3320
Afognak Island State Park Single cabin for public use on
Pillar Lake
Buskin River State Recreation Area Only 4.5 miles from Kodiak,
15 camp sites.
Fort Abercrombie State Historical Park This former WWII army
outpost is now a 183 acre park. Many bunkers remain to show its
heritage. With historic displays, a WWII Museum, trails to hike,
13 camp sites and picnicking facilities, there is plenty to do!
Pasagshak State Recreation Area Picnic area, camping facilities
and restrooms, located on the Pasagshak Road.
Shuyak Island State Park This park is on Big Bay and
features 4 public use cabins.
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Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center
Call ahead for reservation at one of the 8 cabins. While you are
there you can expect to view some informational wildlife films,
examine displays and learn about Native Alaskan Wildlife. (907)
487-2600
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For information regarding other possible outdoor adventures you
might want to call the Coastal Unit office of the Katmai National
Park and Preserve at (907) 486-6730.
As always we'd be happy to answer any questions you may have regarding
outdoor Kodiak.
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