Friday dinners are the anchor of the week here. The kitchen turns out hearty, home-style plates that give members and guests a reason to gather when the workweek finally lets go. It is a tradition worth showing up for.
Travelers rolling through on the Sterling Highway corridor will find RV hookup sites right on the property, priced at a flat $20 to $30 per night donation with water and electric included. No resort fees, no fine print. Just a clean, safe spot steps from the lodge where you can grab a drink and swap stories with whoever pulled in that evening.
Beyond the table and the campsite, the lodge hosts Elks-sponsored programs supporting veterans, youth scholarships, and community service projects across the Kenai Peninsula. Membership opens the door to a national network of over 800,000 Elks members and reciprocal privileges at lodges coast to coast.