DILLINGHAM, ALASKA

Make your plans complete by choosing lodging in one of our Dillingham bed and breakfasts where the innkeepers are always pleased to offer you comfortable and unique accommodations. Located where the Wood and Nushagak Rivers converge at the northernmost tip of the Nushagak Bay in the South West region, the small town of Dillingham, Alaska is an outdoor lover’s paradise. The nearby 4.7 million-acre Togiak National Wildlife Refuge is home to unspoiled rivers, crystal clear lakes and stunning mountains. The Refuge offers some of the finest Salmon and trout fishing on all of Alaska! Also nearby is Wood-Tikchik State Park, the largest State Park in the U.S. Named after two separate systems of beautiful mountain lakes, the park is known for its beauty. Home to such wildlife as moose, caribou, brown bear and a wide variety of birds such as gulls, bald and golden eagles, arctic tern, loons, sandpipers, plovers, ptarmigan and grouse, the park is an ideal location for catching a glimpse of these beautiful creatures in their natural setting. And if wildlife viewing is of great interest to you, a trip to Round Island in Walrus Islands State Game Sanctuary is ideal. Round Island is one of 7 islands in the northern Bristol Bay that make up the Sanctuary. A trip to Round Island offers opportunities for Walrus, Sea lion, Puffins and Fox viewing. Visitors often find that time spent in Dillingham is a very relaxing part of their Alaskan vacation and we’d love for you to tell us about it! (add internal link to Tell Us About Your Visit page)