Courtesy: Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska - Soldotna
907-262-7300
Rare vacant land opportunity in the heart of Port Lions! This parcel offers maintained, year-round road access with a recently added driveway and culvert, providing immediate, improved access to the property. City water, sewer, and electric are adjacent to the site, making it an ideal foundation for your Alaskan vision—whether a full-time residence, seasonal retreat, or investment. Port Lions is celebrated for its stunning bay and mountain views, peaceful protected waters, and a quiet, friendly small-town atmosphere. The area is rich in wildlife, with frequent sightings of whales, sea otters, and eagles, and is abundant in waterfowl and Sitka black-tailed deer, making it especially appealing to the avid hunter and outdoor enthusiast. Enjoy world-class salmon and halibut fishing, easy access to trails and outdoor adventures, and the rare combination of modern utilities paired with authentic coastal Alaska living. If you're seeking a serene, nature-filled escape with year-round access and recent site improvements already in place, this Port Lions property is a truly special opportunity.
Courtesy: Jack White Real Estate
907-562-6464
IMAGINE: Escaping to the pristine wilderness of Kodiak Island with this extraordinary 40-acre parcel in Port Lions! A dream retreat for hunters, anglers, & outdoor lovers! This rare gem offers unrivaled privacy & limitless potential beach frontage, large freshwater pond, & electric to the back of the lot. Own your piece of the Last Frontier & experience Alaska's untamed beauty like never before!
Courtesy: Jack White Real Estate
907-562-6464
IMAGINE: Escaping to the pristine wilderness of Kodiak Island with this extraordinary 80-acre parcel in Port Lions! A dream retreat for hunters, anglers, & outdoor lovers! This rare gem offers unrivaled privacy & limitless potential beach frontage, large freshwater pond, & electric to the back of the lot. Own your piece of the Last Frontier & experience Alaska's untamed beauty like never before!
Courtesy: Jack White Real Estate
907-562-6464
IMAGINE: Escaping to the pristine wilderness of Kodiak Island with this extraordinary 40-acre parcel in Port Lions! A dream retreat for hunters, anglers, & outdoor lovers! This rare gem offers unrivaled privacy & limitless potential beach frontage, & large freshwater pond. Own your piece of the Last Frontier & experience Alaska's untamed beauty like never before!
Courtesy: Associated Island Brokers
907-486-2000
160 water front acres on the southeast coast of Raspberry Island. Acres and acres of spruce trees, alder and berry bushes. Build your cabin free of prying neighbors, hunt deer & elk, fish for salmon & halibut right outside your door.
Courtesy: Associated Island Brokers
907-486-2000
Rare 159 acre tree covered ocean front parcel on Raspberry Island. 90% tree covered with some meadow land. Semi protected anchorage. Pull your skiff up to the beach and unload. The perfect no neighbor retreat. Shoot deer and elk from your back door, halibut and salmon in abundance out front.
Courtesy: Real Broker Alaska
855-450-0442
Dry Spruce Island is a pristine and secluded island located in the Kupreanof Strait, located between Raspberry Island and the Kupreanof Peninsula of Kodiak Island in southern Alaska. Part of the rugged Kodiak Archipelago, this small, forested island remains untouched by development and modern infrastructure, offering an authentic glimpse of Alaska's raw, coastal wilderness. Its unique status as a Native Allotmentfederally protected land held in trust for an Alaska Native and their heirsunderscores its cultural importance and ensures its preservation for future generations. The island lies within the traditional territory of the Alutiiq (Sugpiaq) people, whose deep connection to the land and sea has shaped life in the archipelago for thousands of years. Covered in dense stands of Sitka spruce and edged by rocky, weather-beaten shorelines, Dry Spruce Island is a sanctuary of natural beauty and ecological diversity. The island supports a range of wildlife, from bald eagles and sea otters to coastal brown bears. The surrounding waters teem with salmon, halibut, and other marine life vital to local subsistence and cultural practices. Access to Dry Spruce Island is limited to boat or floatplane, which has helped shield it from tourism and development pressures. This isolation provides a rare opportunity for solitude and reflection, where visitors can engage in low-impact activities such as kayaking, wildlife observation, or simply experiencing the serenity of untouched nature. As a symbol of Alaska's enduring wilderness and Indigenous stewardship, Dry Spruce Island represents more than just a remote parcel of landit is a living link to the cultural and natural heritage of the Kodiak Archipelago. With its unspoiled landscapes and protected status, the island stands as a rare treasure in a rapidly changing world.
Port Lions is located in Alaska. Port Lions, Alaska has a population of 128. Port Lions is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 25.71% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 40.85%.
The median household income in Port Lions, Alaska is $46,250. The median household income for the surrounding county is $83,765 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Port Lions is 56.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 59.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 26.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 81.6 inches per year, with 58.8 inches of snow per year.
