Alaska State Parks Near Anchor Point

Canoe Passage State Marine Park features sheltered marine channels, rocky shorelines, and forested islands that attract kayakers, boaters, and anglers. Visitors come for solitude, marine wildlife, and access to the broader Kachemak Bay coastal landscape.

Kachemak Bay State Park spans more than 400,000 acres of mountains, forests, beaches, and fjords across the bay from Homer. Visitors come for backcountry adventure, marine wildlife, and dramatic views of glaciers and the Kenai Mountains.

Joe Mace Island State Marine Park is a small, undeveloped island park in Kachemak Bay that appeals to boaters seeking solitude and scenic coastal recreation. Visitors come for kayaking, beach camping, fishing, and wildlife viewing in a sheltered marine environment.

Decision Point State Marine Park protects a scenic stretch of shoreline on the west side of Cook Inlet, offering a true backcountry coastal experience. The park is popular with boaters, anglers, and visitors seeking solitude, wildlife, and expansive views of Mount Susitna and the Alaska Range.