Cozihaus Alaska stays
Alaska, beautifully
within reach.
Two homes, two directions. Spenard puts you minutes from the airport and central Anchorage. Blodgett Lake puts you on the water in the Mat-Su Valley, with Hatcher Pass and glacier country within easy reach for a day out.
Two Alaska properties
Choose your Alaska base
Lakefront, Mat-Su ValleyCozihaus on Blodgett LakeA private upper level on the water outside Wasilla, and the closest base to Palmer, Hatcher Pass, Knik and Matanuska glaciers, Talkeetna, and the rest of the Mat-Su.- Sleeps 4 · two queen bedrooms · 1.5 bathrooms
- Private dock, with a canoe, rowboat, 2 kayaks, and 2 pedal boats
- Access is up a short flight of stairs
Anchorage home baseCozihaus in SpenardCentral Anchorage, minutes from the airport and downtown. The easy choice for short stays, and for trips that run both north to the Valley and south along Turnagain Arm.- Sleeps 3 · one queen bedroom, plus a twin sleeper ottoman
- Close to the airport and downtown
- Driveway parking · keypad self check-in
- Authentic property photography
- Direct communication with Cozihaus
- Availability confirmed personally
Where they sit
Two home bases, different directions
Most of Southcentral Alaska is reachable from either stay. Which one is easier depends on which way you are pointed.
Approximate areas, drawn for direction rather than to scale. Exact addresses are shared once a stay is confirmed.
- Cozihaus on Blodgett LakeA natural base for Valley and northbound exploring — Hatcher Pass, Palmer, Talkeetna, and beyond.
- Cozihaus in SpenardA natural base for Anchorage and Turnagain Arm — city experiences, the Chugach, Girdwood, Portage, and Whittier.
Where these stays reach
- Denali National Park
- Denali State Park
- Talkeetna
- Hatcher Pass
- Wasilla
- Palmer
- Knik Glacier area
- Matanuska Glacier
- Anchorage
- Girdwood
- Portage
- Whittier
- Hope
- Seward
- Cooper Landing
- Soldotna
- Homer
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Time, energy, and what you are actually in the mood for. Pick the closest and we will show you the guides that fit.
- A few hours nearbyClose to the house, no drive to speak of.
- One memorable Alaska dayA single day that earns its place in the trip.
- Big Alaska experiencesLong drives, glaciers, and the mountain — when it shows.
- Easy and scenicBig views without the elevation gain.
- Food and local favoritesWhere we actually eat, and where to buy food worth cooking.
Selected recommendations
Where our guests actually go
A few of the places and days our guests ask about most, with an honest sense of how much time each one takes.
- Closest from SpenardA few hours in AnchorageDowntown, the coastal trail, and an unhurried first evening that does not eat the trip's first day.Easy short outing
- Closest from Blodgett LakeHatcher Pass and Independence MineMine ruins, ridgelines, and wildflowers above treeline — the Valley's alpine backyard.Half to full day
- Closest from Blodgett LakeTalkeetna and Denali State ParkTalkeetna works as an easy town-and-river outing; continue north toward Denali State Park when you want to make a bigger day of it. The most open Denali views you can drive to — when the mountain is out.Half day to full day
- Closest from SpenardTurnagain Arm, Portage, and WhittierA slow, beautiful drive down the Arm and a one-lane tunnel into a port town on the Sound.Full day · advance planning recommended
- Works from either stayEklutna Lake and the ChugachA long turquoise lake roughly midway between the two homes, with a flat shoreline trail and no summit to reach.Half day · easy for a mixed group
- Closest from Blodgett LakeLake time and casual fishingThe water starts at the dock — a rowboat, a rod, and a morning that needs no drive at all.Easy short outing
Not sure which stay fits your trip?
Tell us roughly when you are coming and what you want out of the trip. We will say which home we would put you in, and why — no dates are held either way.
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Practical ideas for Alaska days, the local places we send guests to, seasonal notes on what is actually open, and occasional Cozihaus updates.
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