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Mouth of Buskin River
 - Buskin River through the Mist
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Buskin River State Recreation Site borders the
Buskin River and is near the state airport. The Buskin River is one of the
most productive fisheries on the Kodiak road system. Visitors from around
the world visit this river to fish for sockeye and coho salmon. For those
that like to hike or mountain bike, there are old military roads
connecting WWII structures hidden in the spruce forest on the north side
of the park. Visitors can expect to see a variety of birds and wildlife
including brown bears, eagles, harlequin ducks, and harbor seals. Most
camping sites are suitable for R.V.s and there is an R.V. overflow area.
Camping sites are available on a first come first serve basis. There are
two picnic shelters and a handicapped-accessible fishing platform located
nearby the river. Buskin is located on the Kodiak road system and is a
short drive from both downtown and the airport. To reach the park from the Kodiak State Airport, turn right onto Rezanof Drive. Follow Rezanof for .7 miles. Turn right at the park sign. If beginning from the ferry dock, go west on Center Street, make a left onto Rezanof Drive. Follow for 4.1 miles. Turn left at the park sign.
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Buskin River State
Recreation Site Links
Historical Significance
Bear Safety
Trail & Campground Map
Fishing At the Buskin
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