Stated we would not use the dump so $2 was deducted from the $32 rate. Somewhat of a challenge to get cord in the 15 amp service. We got a pull-through overlooking the lake. Office has some canned goods if you are completely out. Free Wi-Fi on the deck. However, there are two SSIDs the same so it is hard to tell which one works. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Tents are not always allowed because of a habituated grizzly bear. She is an aggressive bear. Do not approach. Maintain a BARE campsite at all times. Do not leave animals out or alone. Do not leave food unattended. We did have an encounter with the bear. Brush control has been completed which removed a significant number of the berries she was foraging on in the campsite. The campsite is clean and well maintained. There are about 10 lake side sites and numerous treed sites. Free fire wood. The pit toilets were clean. Good value. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Quiet provincial park on Kluane Lake. One loop in the pine trees, the other loop along the lake. Lots of shade available. Pit toilets were clean. Water pump available, though sign said to boil the water. Big rig friendly, with some pull-thru sites. Each site had a picnic table and fire pit. Fire pits and sites were clean. We would recommend this park and will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
No facilities here but pit toilets, but oh, the beautiful view! Not all the sites face the lake, so get here early for one of them. Free firewood is provided with site. The sites are nicely graveled. Do bring mosquito repellant. The morning we left, a grizzly ambled through the playground. It munched some greens - bothered no one – and left after being much-photographed. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Dry camping at its finest. Huge sites, lots of pull throughs as well as back-ins. Our 35' fifth wheel had no problem at all. Lots of trees, free firewood, very well maintained facilities. About 12 or so sites along the lake shore that seemed the more popular sites the two days we were there. We camped in the more wooded section and pretty much had the place to ourselves. Lots of wildlife, including bears (although we didn't see any). They close the park to tent camping later in the summer when the berries are ripe and the bear activity picks up. Would certainly stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A great, no frills provincial park. Free firewood but you need to split the logs. Not true waterfront sites but just a short walk to the lake. Has hiking trails. Tents are not allowed in late summer due to bears but we did see a couple. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A true Gem along the Alaska highway. Along Kluane Lake and the Great Destruction Bay area. Located approximately at the 1666.1 km marker. About 1/4 mile off the highway. Well signed. Many pull through sites. Many big rig sites (ours is 45' and we had no issues). Some water front sites. One of the very best campgrounds on our entire 4 month journey to Alaska. We would highly recommend. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a hard campground to rate. It's view is second to none. Kluane Lake is absolutely spectacular as is the mountains behind you. The owner's are nice. The down side is that power is limited to 15A, which borders on being a dry camp. I would highly recommend they change their power distribution so there are a few 30A, a few 20A a few 15A and possible a few 10A sites. I know they can't justify a larger generator, but could change the distribution. The laundry room is closed and the one dump station is on the wrong side of the drive. The power is only on from 4pm to check out time. But, again, the view is worth the other inconveniences. We were in a 45-foot MH towing a car and didn't have any problems. I'd certainly stay again. In the Yukon, the view doesn't get any better than this. We camped here in a Motorhome.
First let me say that the other posts are correct about the views. They really are nice, and the park is well cared for. But that is not the whole picture. The electric is only 15 amp, and is supplied by a generator. The park may also shut down power completely for 4-5 hours a day. The voltage dropped a few times a day, causing everything in the rig to reset when the Surge Guard tripped out. There is no cell service, and the only internet is if you stand on the deck outside the office, and is still a bit weak. Sacking out your own trash is a pain for more than one night, and if you have a pet, there is no place to discard pet waste. Since there were several bear sightings in the park, trash and pet waste must stay inside your rig. The dump station is difficult to access in a large rig. It is on the way out and you must pull to the extreme right side of the road in a slight curve next to some bushes. And flushing is not permitted at the dump station. The location is very scenic, but in the overall sense is lacking in many areas. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Same as the previous reviewer. Nice site, beautiful views but we signed up for this RV park because they said they had Wi-Fi. But they don't have it at the sites, and we were right across from the office! Also, dumping was not convenient, could not flush the tanks and we had to pack out our own trash. The owner told me it was because of bears, but the real reason is that they do not want to pay a trash company to empty bear proof bins. Would not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Beautiful lakeside sites, where you could park front-in instead of back-in in enjoy the sights. The owners were very friendly. There are no garbage bins, because of the bears in the area. Please note that the Yukon Government Campground a few miles further north was closed this July. One of the best campgrounds during our holidays. We would stay again here. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Excellent RV Park. Friendly owners and very well maintain park. Beautiful view of the lake and mountains. We would recommend this park to everyone. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park has got to be one of the most beautiful campgrounds I have ever seen. We had a spot right on the water, with a spectacular view of the lake. It was raining, which is too bad, because if it had been sunny we would definitely stayed another night. The park itself is beautifully groomed. The owners were delightful and very helpful. There had been bear sightings recently, but we did not see any. This park is definitely one to put on your "must stay at" list. We loved it. We camped here in a Truck Camper.
This is probably the most picturesque RV park we have ever stayed at. Lakefront sites with beautiful mountain views with lots of trees and flowers. Bathrooms and showers are very clean. They don't have sewer connections, so if you don't need that I would highly recommend this RV park. Also no garbage bins due to the bears. I would give them a 10 except their free Wi-Fi is painfully slow. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We have been on the road for 7 weeks and this has been our favorite campground. It is located on Kluane Lake at the base of a breathtakingly beautiful mountain range. You are surrounded by mountains, lake and trees in a peaceful atmosphere. Because they generate their own power, you are restricted to 15 amps, but this was not hard to accommodate. The owners take exceptional pride in this campground and the evidence of that is everywhere. Even though there were no more lake-front sites with water and a fire pit available when we checked in, they reserved us (at no additional cost) a site on the lake with a fire-pit so we could enjoy it in the evening. The Wi-Fi was somewhat erratic, but it was more an issue with cloud cover than it was with their signal. Be sure and have plenty of provisions if you stay here as it is hours to the nearest store. The area is a bear refuge, so be prepared to pack out your trash with you. We loved our stay there and will definitely stay again on the way back home. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
What a lovely spot directly on Kluane Lake. The park is well manicured and a testament to the owner's years of care. The small store/office has a book exchange also which proved to be a pleasant surprise. We would definitely stay here again. This is grizzly country. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The beautiful natural setting of this park is enhanced by the care the owners have put into it. Gravel sites are separated from one another by flowers, trees and neatly shaped shrubs. Restrooms and showers were very clean. The attitude was warm, welcoming and concerned that your stay be enjoyable. The electric hookups were only 15 amp, Wi-Fi was fairly slow, potable water was available near the office and a sanitary dump facility was on site. Oddly, no trash pickup is provided so you must take it with you when you leave. The limited services are understandable given the location of the park and we would eagerly stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Very clean park. Nice staff, very pleasant and helpful. You need to take your trash out due to bear activity. Waterfront sites did not have sewer but the lake is steps away from the site. Definitely would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park was a plesant surprise! It is located on Kluane Lake with both pull-through and back in sites. There is a sewer dump as none are located at the sites. Sites have water and electricity. You camp on gravel and pack out your garbage. The people running the office are very friendly and helpful. We will stop here again when we are in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We have driven by this campground for years when driving the highway and always wanted to stop for a night so this time we did. It is an excellent stopping point. The owners are very friendly and the lake is right on the campground and easy to get to. Our kids loved throwing rocks in the lake and wading and our dog loved the swimming. It was a great breaks from the long days in the car. As stated in another review you do need to haul out your garbage which is understandable as they have bears very near (and in) the campground on occasion. Wi-Fi was spotty but you are in the middle of the Yukon so you take what you get. We would definitely stop here again and hope to on our way back down the highway. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Perhaps one of the most picturesque locations imaginable: on the shores of Klaune Lake and the Kalune Mountains. Owners maintain an immaculate campground and are very pleasant. This campground is a MUST for anyone traveling to or from Alaska along the ALCAN! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Spectacular setting! Friendly staff. Nice clean restrooms/showers. Don't plan on cooking anything that smells too good to bears. No garbage cans are provided, so you keep your garbage with you, and pack it out! For an 'off-the-grid' park, the facilities were remarkable. Did I mention the setting is just spectacular? We camped here in a Tent.
This park could be a 10 if they provided a little more. The setting overlooking a crystal clear lake is super. We had a site that backed up to the lake. They only have electric hook-ups. Its just 15 amp electric which they generate. There is a water fill and a dump. At the dump there is a sign "Do not flush your tanks". You also have to take your trash with you. But the staff is super helpful and go out of their way to help you. The owner walked us to our site to see if it was to our liking. I saw her do this several times. The Wi-Fi was poor to fair, and there was no cell service. They have a laundry. We didn't use the showers and rest rooms but checked them out: they were spotless. We paid $28 dollars because we asked if they have any discounts. So she gave us $2 off. It pays to ask. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Excellent stop to catch your breath after the run down from Tok. Clean, peaceful and a beautiful setting. One of our favorite setting for a campground. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This was a tough campground to rate. It was definitely a 10 based upon the location alone. The owners were very friendly. The park does not have any provisions for trash disposal. You are expected to take all your trash with you when you leave so plan ahead. The campground only accepts cash so be sure to bring enough with you. The 15 amp electric caused our Progressive Industries EMS to cycle on and off due to the high voltage level. We ended up just unplugging the coach until we wanted to charge the batteries or run the microwave. We would definitely stay here again but wish we had had better information before arriving. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is well accessed off the highway and far enough away that there is minimal highway noise. The owners are onsite and go out of their way to accommodate their patrons. The park is well maintained. They generate their own electricity and have 15 amp service, their wifi is minimal, but you don't stay here for wifi. The lake setting is beautiful. The owners had suggestions on hiking in the area which were much appreciated. Because they participate in the bear protection program they ask that you take your trash out with you. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a well maintained, nicely laid out and very clean park. The owners were very friendly and it's obvious they take pride in their campground. The nicely treed park has beautiful views of Kluane Lake. Our pull-through site was plenty long for our big rig with slides and our truck. The interior roads were gravel and in good condition. The sites were also gravel and level. As previously stated, electricity is 15 amps and generated by the campground, although the generator was not overly noisy. There is very little road noise. You do have to take your trash with you-there are no dumpsters. There are no sewer hookups but there is a dump station. The above price is in Canadian dollars. We camped here in a fifth wheel and would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The owners were the greatest. This campground was the best one that we stayed at. We stayed here before going up to Alaska and on the way back. How relaxing after a long trip. Thank you for being so friendly. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 10 / 10 ]
June 2009
$32
The CLEANEST shower I have EVER seen!! The owners sure take love and care of this BEAUTIFUL place. By far the BEST RV park we came along. Would like to have stayed a bit longer but didn't have the time. On the shore of a spectacular lake. My family (including small children and a large dog)felt very welcome. On our way back up to Alaska this will be a stop for us. The review say "no sewer" but they do have a dump. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Lovely rustic campground on lake with outstanding views across the lake. Beautifully landscaped and planted. No water or sewer. Friendly, attentive owners make this a charming haven in the middle of nowhere! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Beautiful location fronting Kluane Lake, but there are some problems with this park. The water hookup is not at the individual sites but at a building near the office. There are only 3 stalls and 3 showers in the women's bathroom, and 2 sinks, so it was frequently crowded and hard to keep clean. There aren't any counters to put your stuff on in the bathrooms. The wi-fi is only available on the deck near the office and in the laundry room, which was also crowded. We had a big problems with flies and bugs, so much so that we spent little time outside. You have to take your garbage with you, ostensibly because there are bears in the area. The electrical hookups are only 15 amp. So, while it is a lovely park, $30 seems steep. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is a nice stop over on the long leg from Whitehorse to Tok. We had planned on only staying overnight but extended our stay an extra night because it was so peaceful. A good number of the sites are right on the water with electric & water. The restrooms and showers were spotless. There were a couple of quirks; they only accept cash, there are no trash receptacles (you pack out what you bring in due to bears), there were a lot of flies near the water but very few mosquitoes, and the power occasionally drops out for short periods. These negatives might discourage some folks from staying here but the beauty and peacefulness of this park easily overcame the negatives. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This RV park is typical to all the smaller RV parks that you find and stay at along the road in the trek to Alaska. There is not much to the park, but a parking spot with water, Electricity and a dump if needed. The spaces were very wide (we thought) but they were made for 2 RV's each facing in a different directions. They are all pull through. The RV hosts was very friendly and helped out on anything you needed. The bathrooms were clean and adequate. They allowed you to wash your vehicle where you parked if wanted. I would stop here again for one night (only because there is not much to do). We camped here in a Motorhome.
Huge sites but not quite level. The owner was very friendly and eager to show off his CG. Great (free) Wi-Fi. Nice view of the mountains. We bought some hand made tables. We would stay here again and recommend this facility to everybody. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Huge sites. Owner very friendly. Great (free) Wi-Fi in the facility and on the deck, he told me, but mine worked on my site. Nice view of the mountains. We were allowed to wash the RV and car at the site for no extra charge!! We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
30 Amp + Water + Pull Through + free Wi-Fi that works. Parking is gravel, but this appears to be about as good as it gets on the Alaska Highway. Rate includes Good Sam Discount and sales tax. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Sites are located in a large open gravel lot. There are no trees, but the sites are good-sized and fairly level. There's plenty of room for slides/awnings without infringing on your neighbor's space. It's close to the highway but the traffic noise is usually minimal. The owner is on-site and makes you feel at home. There is a bakery with great cookies and raisin cinnamon bread. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Long gravel lot on a slope. We were directed to the top of the slope where we had some beautiful views of Kluane Lake until a caravan starting filling up the lower spots. There are no sewer hookups and the location of the dump made it difficult for larger RVs to use. There was no cable, and no Wi-Fi at your site. They advertised 32 foot wide spots but these spots are for opposite facing vehicles so if someone pulls in next to you there is about half that. The rate is high for what you get but there is very little else in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Plenty of room for our 45' rig; however it's just an overnight stop (at best) along the way. No real lodge, just a group of old buildings. You may be wiser to stop at the beautiful Yukon Territorial park about 10 miles south. Must have 80 sites, some on the water. Plenty of room for our Big Rig with pull throughs, pull ins and back in spaces. Many stretched out to 100 feet or more. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Not sure of rate, we were part of a caravan. Per earlier reviews, a one nighter in a gravel lot. However, the owner entertained us with wonderful Yukon stories and information. Also, put on one hell of a meal. If you stay here, try the food. It is outstanding. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a one nighter. Quiet and has power. The building/office is either under repair or rebuild. Baths looked clean but did not use. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Adequate overnighting spot. Weak 30 power. Free WiFi, but very weak signal. Very friendly, informal staff. You can pull in the evening then pay in the morning. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Parking lot, OK for overnight. I couldn't use their Wi-fi because of a very low signal. Good eating place next door. Hard to maneuver around to dump station in a 38 foot MH. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This was an adequate park to stay the night in. No TV, no wi-fi. It is your basic cleared lot just off the Alaska Highway. Friendly service. I'd stay here again but since I travel with children, I'd probably try to find a place with cable TV. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.