There's always plenty to do when you visit Homer on Kachemak Bay, and there's even an RV dump station conveniently located just outside the city. You can find plenty to occupy yourself while down at Bishop's Bay Park — from swimming to boating to surfing and more — as well as the Norman Lowell Gallery or Bear Creek Winery.

Homer is a small city on Kachemak Bay on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula in south-central Alaska. It was established in 1964, and it has a population of approximately 6,000. The focus of the city is the Homer Spit; the area is a leading commercial and art strip that features restaurants, cultural exhibits, and creative arts. The area has windy conditions and salty air, but winters are usually mild. In the off-season, outside RV storage in Homer works well for motorhomes and trailers. Many Homer RV self-storage facilities provide advice and instructions on protecting vehicles.