End of the Road Homestead

Escape to healing tranquility on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula

At the End of the Road Homestead, we invite you to disconnect from the stresses of modern life and reconnect with nature’s profound healing power. Nestled on 5 acres just outside Homer, our nurturing retreat space allows you to immerse yourself in the rejuvenating energy of Alaska’s boundless wilderness while remaining close to town and amenities.

Embrace the Seeds & Spells Philosophy

End of the Road is an extension of Seeds & Spells – a wellness philosophy that celebrates living in harmony with the rhythms of nature. Our homestead is a physical embodiment of this lifestyle, cultivating balance, stillness, and profound connections. Whether you’re drawn to our remote setting or transformative experiences, you’ll find guidance towards deep grounding and self-discovery.

Book Your Seasonal Retreat

The Eagle Wild Cabin accommodates up to four guests with a plush queen bed and a cozy futon, all within an open floor plan. The well-stocked kitchen, bathroom, and in-unit washer/dryer ensure convenience and comfort during your stay. While the cabin can comfortably host small families, we recommend the space for individuals, couples, or close friends seeking a more intimate experience.

Stay in our cozy, well-appointed Eagle Wild Cabin that comfortably accommodates up to 4 guests. From the plush queen bed to the modern amenities like a full kitchen and washer/dryer, you’ll have everything you need for a serene yet convenient stay. While ideal for solo travelers, couples, and small groups, our retreat is designed for an intimate, distraction-free experience.

It is always our goal that guests experience the same level of comfort and tranquility that we do during their stay. In order to ensure that level of comfort, the following information is provided to paint a picture of our neighborhood and what to expect during your stay. The cabin and our home are situated on 5 acres in a generously spaced neighborhood out of town. A large swatch of DNR land can be accessed from our property, lending to the feeling of being on the edge of the wilderness but close enough to neighbors and town should help be needed. Lastly, many folks abide by a “live and let live” philosophy out here. We practice reciprocity and respect with our neighbors and make sure everyone is taken care of despite our differences.

There are many dogs in the neighborhood, including our own. Some are more welcoming than others. Dogs are welcome in the Eagle Wild Cabin and on our property, please let us know if your furry friend will be joining you so we can all keep our pups close.

Private movement & meditation sessions
Guided forest bathing & mindfulness walks
Exploring our homestead’s gardens, sauna & pond
Resting in the vast beauty of the Alaskan wilderness

Just minutes away, charming Homer offers dining, shops, and seaside exploration along the famous Spit. However, you may find little want to leave the profound peace and connection offered at the End of the Road.