About L2-3 Keyes Point
Lovely rustic 2 bed cabin within the Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, 380+ ft of lake frontage on lake Clark.
Reaching this beautiful location, about 175 miles southwest of Anchorage, is an adventure in itself. Keyes Point is accessible by air travel only. You can fly your own aircraft into the private gravel strip, which is large enough to accommodate aircraft up to the size of a C130. Alternatively, you can land a float plane right on the water in front of your cabin. For those who prefer not to fly themselves, numerous air-taxi services like Lake Clark Air and Lake and Pen Air offer daily flights to Lake Clark, bringing you closer to your destination.
The well-maintained gravel runway at Keyes Point caters to a variety of aircraft, including Cessna, Super Cubs, Navajos, DC3s, and Caravans, making this remote sanctuary easily accessible by small plane, and makes it a great base for further exploration.
Keyes Point offers a unique and accessible retreat, where property owners enjoy the convenience of easy fuel access and maintenance. Diesel, auto fuel, AVGAS, and propane exchanges are readily available through the Association caretaker, who also maintains the roads, runway, and overall property conditions. The caretaker, present year-round, ensures that everything runs smoothly and keeps a watchful eye over the residences.
Rustic in a good sense. Cabin owner is a tradesman and cabinet builder and the craftmanship shows. This cabin is set up with just about everything you need to enjoy off grid living in remote Alaska. Vehicle, boat, 4-wheeler, furniture, Solar, generator and tools. This Keyes Point cabin is perfect for enjoying this part of Alaska.
Whether you're a pilot or prefer to travel by air taxi, getting to Keyes Point is an experience that matches the tranquility and beauty of this special place.
