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Johnson Lake
State Recreation Area

(Kenai/Kasilof Region)

Johnson Lake




Park:
The town of Kasilof is located fifteen miles south of Soldotna along the Sterling Highway on the Kenai Peninsula. It is a popular summer recreational destination. Camping, wildlife viewing, scenic views, and fishing at the Kasilof River and at Johnson Lake are some of the reasons why.

Moose, black and brown bear, lynx, squirrels, hares and other creatures are plentiful in all of these areas. Enjoy and respect them for this is their home. Please help them by not feeding them and keeping a clean camp.

Johnson Lake State Recreation Area is a nice, wooded, 332 acre area surrounding Johnson Lake. Camping, fishing for rainbow trout, canoeing and walking are popular activities. There are 48 campsites, 16 day use parking sites, and a group picnic area (groups of over 12 people require reservations).






Facilities:
  • ADA Facility - Yes
  • 332 Acres
  • 51 Campsites ($10)
  • 35' RV size limit
  • Camping Limit - 15 days
  • Daily Parking Fee - ($5)
  • Toilets - handicap symbol
  • Water - handicap symbol
  • Picnic sites
  • Picnic shelters - handicap symbol
  • Boat Launch


Activities:
  • Camping
  • Canoeing
  • Fishing
  • Walking



Address: 110 Sterling Highway

Driving Directions: Mile 110 Sterling Highway to Johnson Lake Loop Road.


Johnson Lake SRA Location Map






For more park information call the PIC at 907-269-8400, Monday-Friday, 10AM-5PM

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