Perched above the crowd, this rustic Alaskan cabin feels like home. Covered deck is wonderful for gatherings. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets, miles of beaches, witness soaring eagles and local wildlife. Short drive to halibut/salmon charters, bear flightseeing, restaurants, amenities and other local sightseeing. Easily combined with a neighboring cabin for larger parties.  Contact us about Winter Rates!  Anchor Point was Named in 1787 when Captain Cook lost the Kedge anchor of the HMS Resolution off a point south of a beautiful river. History named the Inlet after the explorer himself. The discovery of gold in 1896 brought explorers to the beaches of Anchor Point. Early homesteaders came from Homer along the beach of Kachemak Bay and Cook Inlet by horse and wagon to settle near the mouth and estuary of the Anchor River, joining resident gold miners.  The same grand view and expansive beach continue to attract today’s adventurous land and lifestyle seekers wanting to establish their own Anchor Point homestead.  Welcome to Anchor Point, Alaska, “The New Frontier!”