Wild Open Country Off-the-Beaten Path

Access the best of the wilderness without an expensive flight or bumpy boat ride: Located in the remote northern Wrangell St. Elias National Park & Preserve, our working family lodge is a warm, friendly home away from home. Enjoy authentic Alaskan hospitality in this transformative national park setting with comfortable, fully-plumbed guest cabins and yurts, along with locally-sourced and wild-harvested cuisine. Our off-grid operation is sustainability in practice - from our solar panels and windmill to renewable heat sources and locally/ wild-harvested ingredients.

Owners Michael and Victoria Rego have been pouring their heart and soul into the lodge since 2018. Michael is a lifelong rural Alaskan whose experience and appreciation for this place runs deep, from helping his dad grow summer gardens above the Copper River every year and riding his bike down to hook into the legendary king salmon, he has spent countless hours on the land and enjoys sharing what he has learned with friends and travelers. He is also the engineer behind this operation and ensures reliable, continuous heat, power, water, and connectivity year-round. Victoria achieved her lifelong dream of working as an archaeologist in Alaska nearly 20 years ago and has called the place home ever since. Together, they are raising their children in one of the most beautiful wild places on earth, where the labors of their hands provide sustenance year-round and make this unique opportunity for guests possible.

Whether you're on vacation, hiking, fishing, stargazing, snowmachining, hunting, or working here in North America’s largest national park, we welcome you to our home. Though this area has no hotels, restaurants, or crowds for miles around, we provide the essentials and then some to make your trip comfortable, unforgettable, and truly unique. If you’re looking for the real, unedited, unscripted Alaska - you’ll find it here with us!