Nat Hab's Alaska Bear Camp

Nat Hab's private fly-in Alaska Bear Camp is a sustainable base for exploring pristine brown bear habitat, providing remote wilderness accommodations that are low on impact yet high on comfort.

Discover Alaska’s pristine Bear Coast, including Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks. This area offers intact, pristine brown bear habitat with abundant salmon runs and other food that support the world’s highest density of wild bears. Learn why we must protect the bears, their habitat and the people who depend on both.

Meet Caprice Stoner, who has managed Nat Hab's Alaska Bear Camp since 2006. Her story is a testimonial to the power of wilderness to transform lives. Find out what keeps this vibrant Tennessee native (and grandmother of five) coming back, drawn by the strong pull of the Alaskan wild, the wonder of bears, and her passion for sharing it with our guests.

Get expert tips for photographing Alaska's brown bears with wildlife photographer Court Whelan, Ph.D.

Learn how to photograph wild bears in Alaska with nature photographer Mike Hillman.

We’re thrilled to welcome bestselling author Kristin Hannah (The Women, The Nightingale) as guest of honor at our inaugural Nat Hab Book Club. Kristin joins host Brooke Mitchell to discuss The Great Alone, her acclaimed novel set in 1970s Alaska. Kristin is no stranger to The Last Frontier—in fact, her family founded Alaska Bear Camp, now owned and operated by Nat Hab! Kristin will share stories of her family’s adventures in Alaska and reflect on how nature influences her writing. She’ll be joined by Caprice Stoner, manager of Bear Camp since 2006. Whether you're a fan of the book or simply love wild places, this is a can't-miss event.

Alaska’s landscapes are undeniably breathtaking, and the forces that shape them are as formidable as they are fascinating. Expedition Leader Laura Geissinger takes us beyond Alaska’s postcard-perfect scenery to reveal the untamed elements that forged its dramatic mountains, glaciers and fjords. Laura explores the relationship between splendor and struggle, showing how Alaska’s “beastly” side gives rise to its majestic beauty. Gain a new appreciation for the resilience of nature and the people and wildlife who call this rugged land home.

Alaska Expedition Leader Johnny Haws says returning to Nat Hab's Alaska Bear Camp each summer “feels like coming home.” Find out what makes it so special as he and Camp Manager Caprice Stoner share stories of their nearly two decades at Bear Camp. Discover details about this wild adventure where enormous coastal brown bears take center stage: encounter them up close as they forage, fish and frolic along the shoreline. You’ll also learn about the comforts of our deluxe tent cabins and how our presence helps protect the area’s bears and other wildlife.