This RV park is adjacent to a lodge and restaurant. It is right on the highway, and there is an airstrip across the highway, but the noise level was minimal. Our pull-through site was nice and wide and plenty long so we didn't have to unhook the toad. Sites are gravel with grass between sites. There are no trees in the pull-through portion of the park. Using the sani-dump requires circling through the park to get to it on the correct side. The park was neat and clean. The driveway in front of lodge was pot-holed and muddy due to recent snow. The Wi-Fi was somewhat unreliable and the cable TV had limited channels, but the mountain views were breathtaking. Overall, this is a very pleasant park, and we would definitely stay here again.

This RV park has 12 spaces which are all gravel. The sites are wide enough for slides. The sewer hookup was on the wrong side for our Class A, but reachable with a longer hose. Everything, including Wi-Fi, worked well. The park is very neat and clean, and there are recycle bins for most everything, including cardboard. Staff was friendly and helpful. The park is located just a few minutes from downtown Whitehorse. It is a nice, no frills, campground and we would certainly stay here again.

Rate reflects a week's stay. This is a very well-run park. Entrance to the park is easy and there is adequate room to maneuver. Pull-through sites are long and level. There are small trees between sites: not big enough for real shade, but a nice buffer between sites. Wi-Fi and cable TV work well. There is some highway noise, but not enough to be a problem. There is a free vehicle wash site on premises. The staff is friendly and helpful. They will make reservations for tourist attractions in the area. This is one of the best parks we've visited in our 4+ month trip. We would definitely stay here again.

This park has been reconfigured since our last visit in 2006 - appears most sites are now pull-through. Rate reflects a "super site" - wide enough for slides and awning - barely long enough to park tow vehicle behind coach. Site was level. Wi-Fi worked well. Park was fairly quiet, considering the number of fishermen/boats, etc. that were there. Used the laundry in the Tesoro located in the same complex with the RV park - it was clean and all washers/dryers worked well. Only disappointment was no eagles spotted during the week we were there - in 2006 they were everywhere. We would definitely stay here again.

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.

Rate shown is based on a week's stay. The road into the park gets muddy when it rains, and there are some potholes. Interior roads are much better. We had a back-in site that was nice and wide and plenty long. The park also has creek side spots, which appear to have more grass. The back-in sites are mostly gravel. The park was quiet the whole week we were here - there are very few long-term residents. The on-site laundry was clean and all equipment worked. Wi-Fi worked very well, as did the cable TV. The park is just a short drive out of Seward. We would certainly stay here again.

This is a nice park with lots of trees. The pull-through sites are tight - we chose a spot with a small building and trees on one side and fortunately the coach next to us on the left did not have slides. The site was level. Wi-fi was reliable. The dump station was easy to access. The park is quiet, even though it is fairly close to the highway. It is about 15 minutes from Whitehorse.

This park has gravel pull-through sites that are level and fairly roomy. There are no trees of any size in the park, but there is a stream that runs behind the back-in sites. There is also a lake that is an easy walk from the park. The park is one-third mile off the highway, so there is no noise. The Wi-fi was somewhat unreliable. There is no TV. The park is very neat and clean. Did not use the bathrooms or showers. This park is an excellent choice for absolute peace and quiet. If you go, look for the fox dens about one-half mile south of the park entrance on the east - right on the road - we saw a vixen and two kits several times during our stay.

Rate reflects an extended stay. This is a very pleasant park. Sites are fairly level and roomy. There are lots of trees. The owner is on-site and works very hard to ensure a pleasant stay for campers. The interior roads do have some potholes. Wi-fi worked well in our site. Did not use park showers or bathrooms. Park is very convenient to Hyder, AK for bear viewing.