WORST establishment I have ever seen. We did not stay in the campground OR the motel. We were forced to sleep in the parking lot in the back of our Chevy Blazer. He REFUSED to help us/rent us a room because we had a dog that was over the weight limit. We were told 'Sorry. It's the rules.' When asked if he would sell us a quart of oil so we could simply _make_ it to the next town, we were told 'Its not MY problem. Sleep in your truck.' The weather was at/below 0 that night, and it was me, my wife, and our two dogs with all of our personal belongings(We were in the process of moving). When the store finally DID open at 8, all of the products were way overpriced, and you are better off staying across the border in Beaver Creek, as well as buying what you need there, as there is NO hospitality(save for the US Border Guard) until you get further into the state. Will NEVER stop there, and will recommend that none of our friends/family do. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Muddy field with electric and water hookups. Water shut off already in mid September. Total mud pit. We would not return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This RV park is near the Teslin National Wildlife Refuge and the Canada-United States border. It sits out in the open, near a gas station/cafe/store. Wi-Fi is only available at or near the building. We paid $18 because we were paying cash; you also get a discount if you pay with cash for gas. The restrooms and showers are in the back of the main building. There are two showers, and two stalls in each bathroom. The bathrooms aren't really designed for campers--there are no hooks or counters to put things on. The faucets are reversed--hot is on the right side. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This would be a good campground for an overnight used by small or medium RVs. It is not a campground for 38-40' rigs. The pull-thrus have too much of bend to them. There were upended chucks of RR ties for boundary markers at the sites.The roads are narrow with many trees. The sites have trees at the edge of the parking area so it would be very difficult to open slideouts. It is at MP109 of the Glenn Hwy, 16 miles from Tok. There are vault toilets, water pump and the sites are well-separated. They are laid out in 5 wheel-like groups. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very disappointed in entire facility. The gift store was sparse, we had to wait until the next day to use truck/rv wash as it was broken, breakfast was horrible: cold pancakes, cold biscuits, cold egg mixture. It certainly was not worth $12 each. Wi-Fi was only available at office area. Will not stay there again. I cannot believe it has Good Sam rating. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We arrived after Labor Day when leaving Alaska.The cafe was closed and the entertainment was gone. Without these features the price should have been reduced. WIF is only at the office. There are lots of trees for shade and separation from other sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you are going to stay in Tok, the Sourdough is the place. It has the most character of any park on the Alaska Highway. The only reason it did not get a 10 is because the Wi-Fi is very limited. Other than that, this is the perfect park with great sourdough bowl soups and breakfast. There is entertainment most nights and a pancake toss for a free breakfast. The sites have lots of trees for extra privacy. We will stay here again on the way out of Alaska. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Pretty nice campground; sites are somewhat tight. We thought it was overpriced, however, but there was not much other choice. Park had free evening entertainment when we were there, which was good. RV/car wash on site, but cost was a bit high also. There was a constant line when we were there, so folks don't mind paying to have a clean vehicle! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very good park, very nice people. Park is very clean, well kept, with easy access. Has a car/rv wash. Highly recommend eating at Fast Eddies, almost next door to the park!! Really enjoyed our stay! We camped here in a Motorhome.

I would look elsewhere to for a place to stay if you're just traveling through. Price is way too high. We stayed there to get WI-FI but the connection was poor and they charge you $7.00 We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a large, older RV park. We stayed there for two nights in a 34 foot 5th wheel. The sites were large, wooded, gravel base and level sites. Water, power and sewer were handy for each site. This a park that RV caravans use. The park was quite but not real close to the main part of the town. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The sites are spaced out nicely. Our only complaint was the water pressure fluctuates a lot. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very pleasant, level and spacious sites. All are in a nice setting with many trees. Showers are free and there is a laundromat, vehicle wash, dump station and even a cocktail lounge. We camped here in a Motorhome.