D&M RV PARK offers the following amenities for your convenience: full RV hook-ups, tent camp sites, cabins, freezer, boat/vehicle storage, fish hanging/cleaning, trash and toilet facilities, showers and a small laundry, as well as ice, firewood, delicious well water a dump station and a heart stopping view. 

If we’re fortunate to have you, as our guest(s) be sure to bring plenty of film because it’s that aforementioned view that makes D&M RV PARK a sight you’ll want to document.  D&M RV PARK sits on a wide bluff, which offers a breathtaking view of the Cook Inlet, with the sleeping volcanoes Mt. Redoubt and Mt. Illiamna as a backdrop. 

Overlooking Deep Creek beach, D&M RV PARK is also the perfect viewpoint for taking snapshots of passing ships, acrobatic eagles, and squabbling herring gulls. An adjacent lighthouse, Deep Creek River and verdant wetlands stocked with water foul, also draw the attention of many a photographer.

Our large cabins will sleep 6 - 8 people. They have full baths and a small kitchen. For those that want to cook, the large porch will allow you to bask in the sun and watch the eagles while having a family barbecue. Click Here for inside photos.

During spring and summer, minus tides enable you to dig for the ever-popular razor clam.  For many this delicacy is a winter staple, which draws untold numbers to Deep Creek Beach every year.  For others it’s an annual rite of passage to see who gives up first, the rapidly burrowing clam or the determined clam digger.  Whatever your reason for going after this elusive quarry you’ll find it great fun and the reward of savoring that rich chowder or crunchy clam strip will make it well worth the effort.  Don’t let being a rookie clam digger stop you from trying this vigorous activity; there are many native Alaskans along side you who will be happy to share their clam digging expertise.  Beach combing is also exciting as you flush eagles along your way.  These amazing birds scavenge fish entrails in the surf and their angry high-pitched calls fill the air.  Whatever you do don’t forget your CAMERA!

The Memorial weekend holiday heralds the official open season on salmon fishing in the many rivers of the Kenai Peninsula.  One of the most popular rivers (Deep Creek) flows just below and to the north of D&M RV PARK.  It’s just a short walk or drive just down the hill. Again don’t forget to take your camera; you’ll want pictures when you land that first salmon of the season.  Local interests include Ninilchik, a small (don’t blink or you’ll miss it) town.  It boasts a few small eating establishments, gift shops and the little Russian hamlet of Ninilchik Village. About 45 minutes South of Ninilchik is the town of Homer.  We encourage all to visit this small old “Hippie” town. It’s many shops, restaurants, and spectacular view of Kachemak Bay make Homer a must see!