Mariner Park — Hotel in Homer

Great spot on the beach. But the pit toilets are full, and the spaces are very close to each other. It's a great spot to land over night; are flying kites and sitting out on the beach and it's great, but so many of the rv-ers are running their generators and I just don't understand it because they don't need light since it just really doesn't get that dark and the temperature is beautiful so they don't need heat or cooling so the only thing I can think of is that each of them are running generators for six hours a piece just to keep the refrigerators cold which makes no sense to me at all. And that is not the fault of the spot. The...

Recycling bins, Dumpsters, porta-potties. No RV hookups at all, though there is a fill/dump station not far away by Safeway. Busy stretch of beach! There aren't many sites for camping, so there is that, but still very busy with day use, and directly off the highway. We saw service workers, but no camp host the three days we were there. Most neighbors were cool, but there were a few who ran generators and music pretty late. Awesome spot for meeting people, beautiful views/pics, bird/whale watching, and beachcombing. Not quiet, secluded, or private at all, but we had a grand time! Alaskan family of six, two adults, two kids,...

An affordable tent & RV campground right on the beach! Imagine a $10/day campsite (as of June 2017) and setting up a campfire right on the beach, roasting your hotdogs or smoores on an open firepit as you see and hear the waves crashing a few feet from your feet. When the low tide comes, you and your kids can venture out 500 feet or more and collect shells that were just recently under 10 feet of water a few hours earlier. When you want, you can then hit the board walk on...