Aleknagik Schoolhouse Inn

Built in 1938, this historic two-story territorial schoolhouse overlooks the south shore of Lake Aleknagik. The Inn has three guest bedrooms, each with a queen and twin bed and two shared bathrooms. Guests of the Inn have a private entrance, living room with satellite TV, a mini-kitchen and access to wireless Internet, laundry facilities, self-serve breakfast, and freezer space. Outdoor amenities include a hot tub, a BBQ grill and picnic table. If you want to venture onto Lake Aleknagik, the Inn has a kayak, rowing scull, sailboat and a 16-foot motor boat. Convenient and safe float plane parking is available. The Aleknagik Schoolhouse Inn is a non-smoking environment.

Rates

2008 season rates start at $150+tax single, $250+tax double. Dinner service is available with advanced notice. Reservations may be secured by check in the amount of the first night’s room rate. A five day cancellation notice is required for deposit refund.
Please, cash or checks only.
Call or email us to make a reservation.
Check-in time: 4 to 10 p.m.
Check-out time: 11a.m.

Things to Do

Lake Aleknagik is the southern most in a string of lakes that form the Wood River Lakes system. With road access to Dilllingham, the village of Aleknagik on the lake’s southern end functions as the gateway to Wood-Tikchik State Park. This is the largest state park in the U.S. and one of Alaska’s premier sport fishing, kayaking and canoeing areas. The Lake Aleknagik State Recreational Site has a boat launch, picnic sites and shelter and toilets as well as short- and long-term parking. This area is a jumping off point for those venturing into the State Park or travelling across the lake to reach the north shore of Alekangik.

How to Get Here

Aleknagik is the only regional village in Bristol Bay with a road link to Dillingham. The Aleknagik Lake Road extends 22 miles connecting Aleknagik’s south shore to Dillingham. Visitors may also arrive by plane – landing on the lake itself or at the state-owned runway on the north shore.