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Takhini Hot Springs Rd, Yukon Territory, Y1A 7A2, Canada

(867) 456-8004 yukoncampground.com

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Bill Ducat

Jul 8, 2018

Overall, a nice place to stay, and the hot springs pool was great. While not a huge negative, since we were there only 1 night, there were some oddities in some of the 50 amp pull through sites. For instance, site 21 has the table and fire ring on the driver side (convention says it should be on passenger side). The ground vegetation and fire pit contents indicate the table and fire pit are not well used as a result and we did not change that. If I had to guess, electric was added recently and put on the wrong side to minimize wiring/trenching, and they reversed the flow to make electrical hook ups work, but it was not fully thought through. We were just passing through, so we did not use them, but if we had wanted to stay a few days to enjoy the place more, it would have been disappointing. The effort to fix would not be huge, and perhaps the owners could address the issue. Other than that, we did enjoy the atmosphere here. It felt more like a provincial park than a private park with lots of space between sites.

Alicia N

Apr 21, 2018

Very nice campground, although we were April 20th, it was still technically winter so the water was turned off. The hot springs were fantastic, nice hot showers there too! We walked around some of the still snowy trails and enjoyed a bit of green glow in the skies as the Aurora was just slightly active. A beautiful area, with some fun activities, especially once the high season starts.

Ron Coughlin

Jul 14, 2018

Great location near the hot springs. Clean facilities, showers are a little pricy.

Ian Petershoare

Jul 21, 2018

Clean campsite. Helpful staff. Resident wild fox.

Joel Martel

Jan 6, 2018

Great campground, well maintained and very clean. The staff is very friendly and eager to help. I have never had bad service. The hostel is warm during the winter and cool during the summer. As an added bonus the hotspring is just s a short walk away. Come and enjoy a little bit of what the Yukon has to offer.

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