Reviews

Sonia Wiggins

Great Spot to camp and access the Hot Spings, nice short walking path to the Hot Springs facility. Plan to cook at your camper. Electric sites only, water tank fill up available, water not the best for consumption. Dump site easy access. Back in and pull thru sites.

J Mc

Very tight sites and not easy to maneuver a big rig. We were told to take site 18 but there was a tree blocking access to make the swing. Also, low tree branches were an issue in August. The dump station is a little challenging as the hole is far from where you can park and also elevated. The campground is very quiet with mostly level gravel sites. Get fresh water from the spigot to the left of the office door; they usually have a hose or few sitting there.

Anne Quackenbush

We had a nice pull through pretty level site. It was a little narrow so we kept the slide in. The hot springs pool has changed since we were here last. But it was nice getting a discount for camping. Would have liked a water spigot besides the one near the check in building. The pit toilet was clean

Joanie Roy

Large private campsites. Only two flush toilets and one coin-operated shower that are accessible during the hours of the office. But the water is hot and you can stop the timer, so you make good use of your loonie.

Mary Francell-Sharfstein

Nice people and convenient to be able to walk to hotsprings. No water at sites and no laundry, which would be nice to have, but guess price reflects that. Dump station is worst have ever used - muddy, one difficult to access, one too high for adequate gravity, water for rinsing low flow. Lots of construction at hot springs building a lodge, houses, etc - should bring in some of that equipment to pave and/or gravel the dump area.

Pat Ponsioen

A nice place close to whitehorse to relax.

Laura Yvonne Pelletier

Under construction at present, so a bit torn up, but the campground was very pleasant, clean and quiet (Management enforces it). Hot Springs wonderful. Dated, but clean. Staff very nice. The renovations are to be done by next year. It will be amazing when completed.

Mark and Marcia

Good location near hot springs and wildlife preserve. Good coffee roaster nearby too. Very very limited water situation there so bring your own. One shower for whole park, including the hostel I think. Taking a soap shower at hot springs as they suggested is not a good option.. you'll see why once you go.

Elaine Kendrick

Camped here on our way to Alaska. Shana was helpful answering all our questions. The campground was neat and organized. Clean and we'll-stocked. We saw several red foxes. The hot springs were relaxing and clean in a tranquil setting. We stayed in the hostel three weeks later on the way back. Shana remembered us and was cheerful and helpful. The room we stayed in was neat and orderly, cleaned regularly by a wonderful lady. We planned on one night and stayed three!

Lee Williamson

This is a great spot, not too far away from Whitehorse but far enough that you’re able to relax in a natural environment. The tent sites are spacious and there are lots of trees and ground cover in between sites making it a very nice setting. The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable and always willing to answer any questions that you may have. The hot springs and wildlife preserve being so close are both a huge bonus as well and you get a 20% (hot springs) or 15% (wildlife preserve) discount on admission with your receipt from the campground. There are even some red fox in the area which can make for some entertainment as they seem to be around quite often. We would definitely recommend this spot to anyone that doesn’t mind “roughing it” a little bit and hope to come back to this beautiful part of the country one day.