You get what you pay for. $25 Canadian with no facilities other than power and water (questionable). No dump, no shower, pit toilets. Power however was good (except that number 9 spot plug is installed upside down making it almost impossible to keep a good plug in without wrapping something around the socket.
Place was almost full but never saw anyone that worked there. You put money in a lock box behind the closed restaurant. Go figure. No envelope provided.
Far enough off the highway to be quiet. Traffic dies at night anyway.
Bug city but not as bad as Laird Hot Springs. Run down dock area goes with the almost closed nature of the place. Adequate by Yukon standards.
Good RV facilities but a little pricey. Lodge is a great spot in one of the most beautiful locations you will ever find. Enjoyed three great days here waiting for the Alaska Highway to reopen.
This is not the correct location. The Northern Rockies Lodge is mid lake not down here where indicated.
Spent three fantastic days there waiting for the Alaska Highway to reopen after a washout north of here. Staff was great. RV facility is adequate and the Lodge is really nice these days. Float plane departures from the dock in back and a take out dining facility. You can dine in for $64 each with a set menu.
Another ok spot but the road noise was a little surprising. Dies off at night. Power was good but man, it would take just a little to get some level spots in here. Another Canadian campground on a lake you might never know is there. Friendly staff and seemingly well run park. $35C was a little steep for the no water, no dump, but location was good, power was solid and leveling was manageable.
Ok spot but bug city. Powered spot $37c and $29c without. Mostly level. Why would they make this park with no view of the lake? Got me but it’s an ok stop on the way too or from the ALCAN.
30+ electric (30 amp) and another 30 without power. None with a view, go figure. Close sites but not to close. Mostly locals, some spending weeks from the looks of it. $37c power, $29c no power. Ok spots with most level. Powered sites are scattered around so you need to look carefully.
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A little over priced for the accommodations in my opinion since both pools are out of service with no compensation and most sites lack any shade. We got lucky with number 7. Price and the pools are the only reason for the one star reduction. Otherwise a very pleasant staff, well kept grounds, new showers and restroom renovations, and a super fun chance to watch Close Encounters of the Third Kind with the Devils Tower right behind the screen. The movie is 45 years old but seemingly timeless, especially sitting at the base of that rock watching it. I’d come again but stay longer. Hike around the tower at the top, you’ll make it and won’t regret it.
Might be beautiful but they say no vehicles over 18 feet on their web page. A no go for me.
Pretty Unique stop. Flat and level parking available - one plug in. Wayne does the “art” and runs the place. $10 a head.
This Cabela’s is now closed.