“Self-sustaining and independent, we are completely off the "grid. Lodge guests (no more than 10) are housed in 5 handcrafted private cabins. All of the cabins have running water, toilets, 110 volt electricity, automatic heat, fresh air-dried linens and blankets, a view of the cove, an outdoor deck with chairs, high thread count linens, bathrobes, Alaskana Library, and gracious housekeeping services. Two of the cabins have wood fires for romantic evenings and a secondary heat source. Wonderful meals are cooked by Randi, a former executive chef and served in the dining room or outer deck. A cozy, spacious lounge is available to guests for reading, gaming, visiting, or just relaxing and enjoying the sunset. “

Cuisine
Food is often a source of wonderful travel memories and what could be more memorable than having your catch of the day freshly prepared by your resident Alaskan chef. Whether it be freshly caught wild Alaskan salmon, halibut, scallops, shrimp, mussels, oysters, or freshly dug clams, Randi Iverson will do it justice creatively and healthfully.
Randi has a lifetime of experience cooking and catering from New York City to the remote lodges of Alaska. She specializes in wild, North Pacific, ocean-run seafood along with the freshest of local produce, much of which is grown in our own garden. Special diets are easily accommodated. Just let Randi know what your needs or desires are and she will cook it up for you in real culinary style.

The lodge is located in a sheltered oasis in untamed Kachemak Bay State Park, just north of Tutka Bay, midway between Seldovia and Halibut Cove, and only 10 miles by boat from Homer, Alaska, the “Bear Viewing Capital of the World”, gateway town for the Kenai Fjords National Park, Lake Clark National Park, and Katmai National Park.

Lodge activities
Activities include bear viewing, beachcombing, hiking secret nature trails for use of lodge guests only, wildlife photography, sea kayaking, glacier kayaking, river rafting, clamming, fishing, touring the neighboring villages of Seldovia and Halibut Cove, glacier touring, flightseeing, beach fires, saunas, or just relaxing in the hammock with a good book. Unguided activities available at the Lodge are:

• Wildlife Photography
• Fishing from the Lodge beach (gear provided)
• Bird Watching Berry Picking (August & September)
• Nature Walks Horseshoes
• Sauna Hiking (Beach & State Park Trails)
• Clamming Just Plain Relaxing!
• Sea Kayaking

All of the equipment for lodge activities is included in the cost of your stay - sea kayaks (double or single), life vest's, paddles, binoculars, cameras, berry or beachcombing buckets, clam shovels, walking sticks, backpacks, fishing rods, a starter pack of bait, and a library full of books and movies. Through the years, Sadie Cove Wilderness Lodge has attracted artists, writers, adventurers, and peace-seekers alike yearning to experience the beauty, friendship, service, and tranquility that can be found at this very special place.

Full of character in every aspect, Sadie Cove is unique, personal, fun, adventurous, and positively memorable. A number of specialist trips can be booked at additional charge: Private Sea Kayaking and wildlife viewing - Lunch included at a private picnic spot, no experience needed. Kayak in remote areas of Kachemak Bay spotting wildlife, local plant life, and sea creatures at the low tides. No more than 6 participants and, more often than not, there will be just your own group of 2 or 4.

Private sea kayaking expedition. Spend 2 days and one night at Sadie Cove Wilderness Lodge. Two days of expedition kayaking to a remote, backcountry cabin, yurt, or campsite. This is a full-service, first class expedition including all meals, gear, and guides. 2 person minimum, 6 person maximum