Reviews

Lauren Lunnon

Lovely clean park. The guy on site was very helpful and told us how the payment process worked. A nice quiet park. There had been a bear in the area when we went but we didn’t see anything. Beautiful brook running though and plenty of spaces

River MacMillan

Underrated park imo. The fact that we were the only tent campers! And the camper spots didn’t seem too crowded either. The lake is so pretty and there’s plenty of spots along the trails that go to the lake but we checked out the beach and that seemed nice too. Will be a great place to come back to in the summer for sure. Affordable camping and firewood and our spot even had its own little trail path to the beach. The trails I went on were enjoyable and got plenty of miles in during my stay. Great place to set up a hammock and fall asleep to the gentle water sounds of the lake and wildlife.

Tanya Haubner

Took a group of teen boys for the weekend it was nice and quiet, clean and safe. Walked to the beach and had a great time

Lesley Ball

Lovely simple campground around a creek just south of Whitehorse, Yukon. Quiet too.

Jeff Staggs

Camp host very friendly, and accepted debit cards or cash on site as a walk-in, very nice restroom/shower house.

Bob Pett

Clean and quiet near Whitehorse - loved the walk-in tent sites! Trails provide nice views of the Yukon River, indigenous education and good wildlife viewing (beautiful river otter in the Creek). Little early for the Chinook runs later in July and August.

Mark Zimmerman

Has to be one of my favorite parks of all time. Such a treasure close to home. Wonderful hosts and park staff that do an amazing job maintaining the grounds and facilities. Plenty of nicely asphalt surfaces for biking and walking. Playgrounds, basketball court, trails, picnic areas, beach, etc. Both the Lick Creek and Sand Creek sides have a shower house and electric sites. The Overflow camp area is also very beautiful for those who can live without electric hookups. I try to enjoy throughout the year as much as possible.

Deborah Hoover

Nice spacious sites (plus it was empty on this Monday). No FHUs and kind of rough bathrooms. Very nice and helpful camp host. Huge and beautiful park. Great bike riding! Good deal for the money.

Jim Bob

Government site, clean toilets (vault), firewood, choice of sites with reservation available, no hookups, no water and dump. I love the Yukon government sites, but wish they would have a rv dump. There are not many commercial dumps available anymore. Out of 7 listed on Google I found 2 in Whitehorse, and one of them really did not want us to dump there.

Gateberg Franklin

Our Chinese Association organized a barbecue here and participated in the hiking, which was very meaningful.

Misty Mcpherran

Huge camp grounds. $20 a night tent camping with electric hook up. Well kept. Tons of paved space for bike riding etc. large plots. Tons of fishing spots.

Remote Hog

When we got to our reserved campsite around 5pm, found out we didn't have to bother checking in with the park office. The space was already marked for us. The park area is huge. I was so happy to see that it was very well maintained. There was a group of adults that were a bit rowdy but shut down around 10 p.m., which was great. We stayed for 2 days and got to relax. Everywhere I looked, there were friendly faces and smiles. I am looking forward to coming back again this summer if I can find the time. I will recommend it to my family and friends for sure.

Punit

It's more like a remote RV n Camping spot than to be called a state park. Most of the photos posted here are either false or taken at some private farms/ranches somewhere few miles away from this state park. So do not believe those pics. Its a rough beach like place that seems more scary than soothing to eyes.