1 site · Lodging · Kokhanok, AKEscape to Camp Gibraltar, a locally owned wilderness camp on the shores of Gibraltar Lake, just five miles south of Kokhanok Village in Southwest Alaska. Nestled at the headwaters of the Gibraltar River — one of the largest sockeye salmon runs in the world — this off-grid destination offers guests a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience Alaska’s wild beauty, cultural heritage, and peaceful solitude.
🏕️ The Space
Camp Gibraltar features three cozy weatherport cabins, each outfitted with twin beds and simple furnishings to comfortably sleep up to six guests total. A fully equipt kitchen, composting toilet, and a traditional wood-fired steam bath provide everything you need for comfort in the backcountry — all while keeping your stay eco-friendly and low-impact.
Our camp is designed for guests who value authentic Alaskan living, breathtaking scenery, and meaningful connections with the land and community.
🌅 What You’ll See
Wake up to crystal-clear views of Gibraltar Lake surrounded by tundra hills, alpine peaks, and endless sky. Watch for brown bears, moose, eagles, and caribou, or witness the incredible sight of sockeye salmon running through the lake and river in late summer. Every evening, the sunset reflects over the still waters — a perfect end to the day. 🎣 Things to Do
Fishing: Cast your line for world-famous sockeye salmon or lake trout.
Explore Nature: Hike, paddle, or simply relax lakeside while wildlife passes by.
Cultural Experiences: Connect with the nearby Kokhanok community through guided tours and workshops highlighting Yup’ik and Dena'ina knowledge of plants, animals, trails and subsistence fishing.
Relax & Recharge: Enjoy the wood-fired steam bath, cook local-inspired meals, or sit by the campfire under the northern sky.
🚙 Access
Camp Gibraltar is accessible by floatplane or UTV/ATV from Kokhanok. We help coordinate travel so your journey into this pristine wilderness is safe, smooth, and unforgettable.
🌿 What to Expect
This is an off-grid Alaskan adventure — rustic yet comfortable, remote yet welcoming. We’re a 100% locally owned operation, proud to share the land’s natural riches and the deep cultural roots of our community.
