Upper Paradise Log Cabin

Built by a renowned log cabin expert in 1982, the Paradise Cabin has been recently updated, is surrounded by the Chugach National Forest and directly next to the famous Moose Pass 'swimming hole'. This cabin is private, clean, cozy and perfect for a couple or small family looking to experience the many activities of the Kenai Peninsula. Perfectly located close to the beautiful seaside city of Seward, world-class king salmon fishing in Cooper Landing, and the charming town of Moose Pass. The space This cabin is private, clean, cozy and perfect for a couple or small family looking to experience the many activities of the Kenai Peninsula. The cabin was built in 1982 and as such, there are quirks that come with its age. This log cabin has everything you need, beautifully built, cozy Toyo stove that provides perfect warmth. The cabin itself is spacious, clean, nicely decorated and really well-kept. We say the cabin sleeps 4-that's 2 people upstairs in the loft (queen) and 2 people downstairs on the brand new pull-out couch (full). There is a queen bed in the loft and a double pull-out bed (in the couch) in the living room. The beds are top quality. A pack-and-play can be made available upon request. Out the front door, there's a new deck with picnic table and a lounge chair. The living room is open to the kitchen and has a dining table for two and dishes for four + people. The cabin has quality furnishings throughout with hand chosen furniture, bedding, appliances and décor. We perform a quality check on the cabin prior to your arrival, which will ensure you of a wonderful experience. The cabin does not have cable TV; you're in the wilderness - talk to each other! There is, however, a TV with a DVD player as well as Internet for the busy family planning their vacation on the go! Check out the newly built Lower Paradise Log Cabin that is behind the Upper Paradise Log Cabin if you are in need of extra beds, we'd be happy to accommodate you. These two cabins on our property are the perfect spot for multiple families on vacation needing extra space. Guest access The cabin is slightly tricky to find, and it doesn't help that mapping applications show it 4 miles south of its actual location. The cabin is located at mile 35.2 of the Seward Highway. Southbound (i.e., from Anchorage), the cabin will be on the right-hand side of the highway. Northbound (i.e., from Seward) the cabin will on the left-hand side. Other things to note Please use the Toyo stove for colder nights. When you leave, please leave the Toyo stove at 65 degrees.