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Haines Junction Fas Gas & RV Park
Overview
Haines Junction Fas Gas & RV Park serves as a quintessential base for travelers navigating the rugged beauty of the Yukon. Situated at the critical junction where the Alaska Highway meets the Haines Highway, this park offers a practical and welcoming environment for those venturing through the north. It is more than just a place to park; it is a vital service hub that helps adventurers recharge before tackling the vast wilderness that defines this scenic region.
Location & Surroundings
The park is nestled within the village of Haines Junction, surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the St. Elias Mountains. This location offers immediate access to the gateway of Kluane National Park and Reserve. From the grounds, you can enjoy sweeping views of the mountain ranges that house some of Canada's highest peaks. The surrounding area is characterized by untamed landscapes and crisp alpine air, providing a serene and majestic backdrop for your stay.
Amenities & Park Features
As a combined service station and campground, the park offers highly functional amenities tailored for long-haul travelers. Guests can access full-service hookups including electricity and water. On-site facilities include clean restrooms, hot showers, and laundry services to refresh after days on the road. The inclusion of a Fas Gas station and convenience store allows RVers to refuel and stock up on essential supplies without leaving the property, ensuring a seamless transition back to the highway.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure lies just minutes away in Kluane National Park, where travelers can hike the famous King’s Throne trail or explore the vast icefields via flightseeing tours. For a cultural experience, the Da Kų Cultural Centre provides deep insights into the history and traditions of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations. Nearby Kathleen Lake is a favorite for fishing and kayaking, offering crystal-clear waters and some of the most photographed scenery in the territory.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is ideal for long-distance road trippers seeking a reliable stopover while traveling to or from Alaska. It caters perfectly to those who value convenience and proximity to major highways over luxury resort amenities. Nature enthusiasts and photographers will appreciate the stunning mountain vistas visible right from their campsite. If you are looking for a functional, clean, and strategically located base to explore the Yukon's wild heart, this park fits your travel style.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Joan Ware
If I could leave no stars I would. It's either a dust bowl with deep ankle turning holes or a mud pit. Bathrooms are nasty sewage running over toliet bowls. Power grid is pathetic they asked us to not use power because it was blowing breakers.
Donna Smith
There have been negative reviews but we decided to stay here since someone who lives in the area recommended it. It is full of potholes and muddy. Of all the places we have stayed at in Canada, this is by far the worst and one of the most expensive. The bathrooms looked like they were in a portable trailer but we didn't go use them. It was mostly empty except fir a few trailers that came in in the evening and were gone before 7 am.
Ray Albright
Will do in a pinch. Does have full hookups with level pull through but cozy to the neighbors and nothing more than a gravel lot. Was able to wash the camper at my site after a day on “hell’s run” from Tok to Haines Junction.
Robin Jo Jensen
We spent one night here on our way home to the lower 48 from Alaska. We had called ahead for a site at Kluane Park Inn, however, when we arrived, there was no site available for us. We went to FASGAS RV across the highway. Got a nice pull through FHU site for $50 US. This worked out just fine for us. Easy in and out for big rigs.
RC Ray
RV Park lacks any amenities. The entire park has two picnic tables. Our table was the tailgate on our pickup. Restrooms lacked maintenance however we're clean overall. The grounds were free from garbage but grass/weeds were not mowed. From the Canadian border (Suma Crossing) until now (heading to Alaska) this has been the most expensive with the least to offer. Convenience after a long day of driving was it's main offering. All in all our stop has been disappointing and a substandard experience considering our trip so far.