Company information
Welcome to Soldotna, Alaska! We’re Bobbie and Harold Jackson, lifelong Alaskans with a deep connection to the land. Bobbie was born in Anchorage, Alaska, and in 1959, her family moved to the Soldotna Family Homestead, where our beloved “Peaceful Acres” Cabins & Jackson Gardens Alaska are now located. Harold, originally from Arizona, made his way to Alaska in 1961, and together, we've built a life steeped in the beauty and bounty of the Kenai Peninsula.
In 2024, we decided to open our on-site cabins and triplex for short-term rentals, welcoming guests to experience the tranquility and natural beauty we’ve cherished for decades. Our website Peaceful Acres Cabins is where you can explore our story further, see photos of our facilities, and get a sense of what makes Peaceful Acres so special.
As true Alaskans, we’re excited to share our little slice of paradise with you. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us anytime—day or night—with any questions or to book your stay. We’re available 24/7 and can’t wait to welcome you to Peaceful Acres!
Property information
***We accept same day bookings. ***
Immerse yourself in the best of Alaskan fishing with our cabin rental, located in the country 7 miles south of Soldotna and near the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers. For halibut enthusiasts Ninilchik is just 35 miles away, and Homer is only 70 miles from your doorstep.
This cabin was just remodeled in 2025. Bring your whole family to Bears Den.
Our cabins are surrounded by the stunning Kenai National Forest, providing a serene backdrop and mountain views. Our cabins are now available year-round so check us out!
Our cabins include free Wi-Fi, smart TV, Dish Network, room darkening shades, refrigerator, stove, washer/dryer, porch, outdoor pellet grill, and many other amenities.
BEDS: 1 Queen bed and 2 Twins beds in a shared loft upstairs, 1 Futon bed downstairs in the living room
KITCHEN: Stove/oven, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, cooking basics, dishware & flatware, drip coffee maker
GENERAL: Complimentary toiletries, linens, towels, trash bags & paper towels
While fish cleaning and vacuum sealing are not allowed inside the cabins, we offer a dedicated fish cleaning area. We can loan out fishing poles.
Guest access:
There is no smoking inside your cabin. Smoking is OK outside of your cabin.
Pets are not allowed indoors or outdoors.
Parking for 2 vehicles
Alcohol is permitted at your cabin
Please no alcohol on the rest of our property
Other details to note:
-Key lock combination available before check in
-Must be 25 years old to book
-No smoking in cabin, Smoking is OK outside cabin.
-No pets
-Additional fees and taxes may apply
-Photo ID may be required upon check-in
-If you BOOK after 4 PM on your arriving day you MUST contact Bobbie Jackson by phone to ensure safe arrival
- NOTE: This property requires 6 exterior steps for access
- NOTE: This property does not offer air conditioning
Neighbourhood information
**Discover Year-Round Adventures Near Soldotna, Alaska**
Nestled 7 miles south of Soldotna, Alaska, your cabin is an ideal retreat into the Kenai Peninsula's natural beauty, where each season offers something special. Perfectly positioned between the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers, this area is renowned for world-class fishing and outdoor adventure.
**Summer** is a highlight, with the Kenai River just minutes away, famous for its king, sockeye, and silver salmon runs. The quieter Kasilof River offers excellent drift boat fishing, surrounded by serene landscapes. Beyond fishing, explore the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, where trails lead through lush forests and along sparkling lakes. Wildlife is abundant—keep an eye out for moose, bears, and eagles. The nearby Tsalteshi Trails provide over 20 miles of paths, ideal for hiking and mountain biking.
In **autumn**, the landscape transforms into a vibrant tapestry of fall colors. It’s the perfect time for scenic drives along the Sterling Highway or quiet walks in the woods. The rivers, now peaceful, still offer great fishing for late-season silver salmon.
**Winter** brings a snowy wonderland. The Tsalteshi Trails become a hub for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, while snowmachining on the Kenai Peninsula offers thrilling adventures. Ice fishing on the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers is a winter favorite, with the chance to catch rainbow trout, Dolly Varden, and burbot.
**Spring** signals renewal, as wildflowers bloom and migratory birds return. Early season salmon fishing begins, and the trails thaw, making it a perfect time for birdwatching and exploring.
No matter the season, your cabin near Soldotna is a gateway to Alaska’s endless outdoor wonders. Whether fishing, hiking, or simply relaxing, you're sure to create unforgettable memories in this breathtaking part of the world.
