The accommodation is part of a resort set on the former grounds of a historic mining site where gold can still be found to this day. Guests interested in hunting for it can try their hand at panning, metal detecting, banking, sluicing, and dredging through arrangements with the host, who also offers historical tours and fishing expeditions. ATVs can be rented and fishing gear can be borrowed from the host as well. Combined with the tour options offered by other local companies and the self-led activity options available in the expansive landscape surrounding Nome, guests can enjoy a wide range of adventures in the great outdoors of the Alaskan wilderness. At the resort to which this accommodation belongs, guests will enjoy shared access to a great room in which they will find tables and chairs, a television, a wood-burning stove, a water cooler, and a bar with a microwave and a coffeemaker. Here, guests can enjoy home-cooked meals for breakfast and dinner. When in season, vegetables grown right on-site are incorporated into the meals. Sandwiches are available for lunch and can be packed to-go for guests heading out on adventures. Snacks and fresh homemade bread are available as well. The resort is eco-friendly, generating electricity through solar power and minimizing its energy usage and resource consumption through LED lighting, strong insulation, and on-demand electric hot water for the site's showers and laundry facilities. Complimentary fishing gear is available to borrow, and ATVs and metal detectors are available to rent. Linens and towels are provided.