Grosvenor Lodge

Fishing

Grosvenor Lodge operates in Alaska’s Katmai National Park at the confluence of Lake Grosvenor and Lake Coville. This area is known as “The Narrows,” where massive runs of sockeye salmon funnel through and fuel a rich fishery. Anglers have access to a wide range of waters including the Narrows itself, surrounding lakes, secluded feeder creeks, the lower American Creek, and fly-out destinations. Across these locations, fishing opportunities vary seasonally but center on species such as rainbow trout, lake trout, Arctic char, Dolly Varden, northern pike, and sockeye salmon (primarily mid-July to early August), with peak action often driven by salmon runs and smolt migrations that attract large predatory fish into accessible, shallow waters.

For non-angler guests or in addition to fishing Grosvenor Lodge offers nearby bear viewing or the option to fly out to Brooks Falls. 

Accommodations

There are three guest cabins on-site with electricity and heat. All cabins include one twin-sized bed and a twin-sized bunk bed. There is a renovated bathhouse near the cabins that has two private restrooms, including showers. A small main lodge houses a lounge area and bar where complimentary cocktails are served daily. The lodge chef prepares meals daily that are served in a dining area overlooking Grosvenor Lake.

Technology: wifi

Package Rates

Grosvenor Lodge offers 3 night, 4 night, and 7 night trips.

3 nights/2 days: $4,000 per person

4 nights/3 days: $6,000 per person

7 nights/6 days: $8,500 per person

Includes: 

• Lodging

• All mals

• Daily boat and guide service

• Rod and wader rental

• Complimentary cocktails each evening

• All taxes and fees

Does not include: 

• Flights to the lodge

• Guided fly outs to nearby fisheries

• Alaska fishing license

• Transportation to Anchorage

• Overnight accomodations in Anchorage

• Gratuities for lodge staff and guides

Cancellation / refund policy: A 50% deposit is required to secure your reservation. Full payment is due 95 days prior to your trip start. 

Reservations that are cancelled more than 120 days before the original trip start date:

• Are eligible to receive a trip credit equal to all payments made that may be used towards a future trip during the current or following season.

• Are eligible for a refund, less a $600 per person cancellation fee, only if space made available by cancellation is sold to another party. Refunds issued will only be equal to the resold amount received.

Reservations that are cancelled 120 days or less before original trip start date:

• Are nonrefundable and not eligible for a credit of any payments made, unless space made available by cancellation is sold to another party (cancellation fees apply).

All reservations that are cancelled:

• Forfeit first right of refusal to the dates made available by the cancelled reservation.

• May only be rescheduled for future trips based on availability after all current season first right of refusal options are exercised.

Travel insurance is the only way to guarantee compensation in the event of a cancelled trip. We recommend Global Rescue trip evacuation insurance.