Live In Kenai
Press Release:
City Of Kenai Launches Campaign to Promote Growing Community
Kenai, AK
The City of Kenai launches a new campaign, “The Best Place to Alaska” with the intention of showcasing the city’s authentic lifestyle, residential benefits, and growing opportunities.
The Heart of the Kenai Peninsula
Alaska's Playground
Known as “Alaska’s Playground,” the Kenai Peninsula is endowed with recreational opportunities formed by its abundance of rivers, trails, and mountains.
8 Things To See In Old Town Kenai
Old Town Kenai
The City of Kenai has plenty of natural wonders and wildlife, but behind all the beauty lies a community that is rich in history and cultural assets.
Life In Kenai
Life in Kenai: Enjoy a high quality of life in a scenic and thriving community.
With lower taxes per capita and affordable housing opportunities, Kenai gives our residents more opportunities to prosper.
Enjoy small town pleasures without traffic congestion and long commutes, plus some big city perks. Despite its size, Kenai is home to multiple grocery stores, shopping districts, and other conveniences.
Schools In Kenai
Considered one of the best places to raise a family in Alaska, schools in Kenai provide a strong education for children of all ages. As part of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District, students in Kenai enjoy smaller class sizes and a curriculum that empowers young learners to positively shape their futures.
There are three traditional public schools, 1 alternative high school, 2 charter schools, and a variety of private and Montessori schools. Parents can rest assured that their children will receive the best education in a community that values families and learning.
Homes In Kenai
Kenai boasts plenty of housing opportunities for residents of every income level. Whether you're looking for single-family or multi-tenant housing, you'll find that prices are lower than the state average throughout our community. The average home sale price in Kenai is $219,976, which is nearly 34% lower than the average in the state of Alaska.
With the epic scenery surrounding Kenai, residents enjoy mountain views, short drives to the beach, and access to a variety of city parks. The historic Old Town Kenai district provides an opportunity to see what life on the Kenai Peninsula looked like long before Alaska achieved statehood.
Parks In Kenai
Kenai is home to over 358 acres of park and open space, which gives our community plenty of opportunities to get outside and enjoy the beauty of Alaska with friends and family. From the wide open expanse of North Beach to the trails and boardwalks around town, parks in Kenai give our residents and visitors plenty of ways to stay active outside.
There are twenty parks in total within our park system, which include hiking trails, scenic view points, playgrounds, Little League fields, and beaches.
Shopping &
Dining In Kenai
Grocery options include Safeway, Walmart, Three Bears Alaska, and Country Foods IGA.
Kenai also offers popular larger stores like Home Depot alongside a wide variety of locally owned and operated retail stores.
Popular dining establishments in Kenai include the iconic Louie’s Steak & Seafood, The Flats Bistro, Charlotte’s Restaurant, Main Street Tap & Grill, Veronica’s Old Town Cafe, and many more. Quality dining options abound for residents and travelers alike.