Eagle Rock Launch
Boat Launch and Parking Area
Located in Kenai, Alaska. Eagle Rock Boat Launch has been in business since the early 1960's. The boat launch and parking area allow access to the famous Kenai River for bank fishing, parking, boat launching and minimal overnght parking. We are open for business June 1st thru September 30th. We are located midway between Kenai and Soldotna on the Kenai Spur Highway on Alaska's famous Kenai Peninsula at the end Eagle Rock Drive Kenai, Alaska.
Overnight Parking Information
Eagle Rock Boat Launch and Parking Area Operated by Dream Alaska Inc
47004 Emery Street Kenai, Alaska 99611
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This page was last updated: July 1, 2011
Current Boat Launch Status
Full Launch Capabilities....
The Kings have finally returned. We have seen an increase in the sizes and numbers of fish caught this week and are expecting this trend to condtinue through the end of July 2010. Good Luck fishing and remember to be good stewarts of our great river. Eagle Rock Boat Launch has Public restroom facilities, please use them and not the woods, as this drains into the Kenai River and the fish swim in it, then we eat the fish. Yuk!
For More information call 907-776-8957 or 907-395-3903
Current Fees
Launch
$15.00 Just a launch with no parking
$15.00 Just a launch with no parkingParking / Access Fee $10.00 Parking a vehicle with or without a launch, also as an access fee.
$10.00 Parking a vehicle with or without a launch, also as an access fee.RV Camping $50.00 No Tent camping allowed in July.
$50.00 No Tent camping allowed in July.RV or vehicle camping with launch per day $65.00 Application, Valid ID, and MasterCard or Visa are required
$65.00 Application, Valid ID, and MasterCard or Visa are requiredRV or vehicle camping with extra vehicle per day $75.00 Application, Valid ID, and MasterCard or Visa are required
$75.00 Application, Valid ID, and MasterCard or Visa are requiredTent Camping allowed in June August and September. Fee is $ 35.00
Eagle Rock Boat Launch can be located on mile 5.3 fo the Kenai Spur Hwy.
As of June 27, three out of the four indices used to assess the abundance of early-run king salmon in the Kenai River indicate a run that is well below average. All department assessment methods indicate the run is similar to the runs of 2009 and 2010 that produced escapements estimated to be near the lower bound of the optimal escapement goal (OEG) of 5,300 to 9,000 early-run king salmon. Due to the high level of uncertainty of whether the minimum escapement of 5,300 fish will be achieved it is warranted to conserve Kenai River early-run king salmon in an area of the river where they are susceptible to a harvest rate that could result in an escapement below the OEG. Anglers are advised that in the Kenai River drainage from an ADF&G regulatory marker located approximately 300 yards downstream from the mouth of Slikok Creek, upstream to the outlet of Skilak Lake, and in the Moose River from its confluence with the Kenai River upstream to the northern-most edge of the Sterling Highway Bridge, the Kenai River early-run king salmon sport fishery will be restricted as follows:
Cook Inlet Dip Net
Anchorage....267-2512
Kenai/Kasilof Fish Counts....262-9097
