Campground Category: Yukon Territorial Parks

Agay Mene Territorial Park spans ~697 km² along the Atlin Road, offering two road-access campgrounds at Snafu Lake (km 26) and Tarfu Lake (km 32). Nestled amid boreal forest, lakes and rugged terrain, campers enjoy basic sites, lakeside views and wilderness ambiance—just over 2 hours north of Whitehorse.

Located in the remote wilderness between the Donjek River and the Alaska border, this un-roaded park spans roughly 2,984 km² of rugged peaks, glaciers and alpine valleys. With no developed facilities or established trails, it’s suited only to experienced back-country travellers prepared to self-support in wild terrain.

Discover the mellow atmosphere of Big Creek Campground near Watson Lake, Yukon. With just 15 sites along a shallow, rocky creek and free firewood available, it’s a great spot for an overnight stop or a quiet night under the stars. Easy highway access meets peaceful waterside setting—just bring your own wood and pack-out your garbage.

Coal River Springs Territorial Park in the Yukon protects dramatic limestone formations fed by cold springs in a remote stretch of wilderness. A small campground and outhouse sit near the tufa terraces, but accessing this wild area usually means paddling remote river routes or flying in. It’s a true adventure for experienced campers who love rugged nature.

Congdon Creek Campground in Ontario is a peaceful, nature-filled retreat with shady sites and a relaxed vibe. Set among trees along a gentle creek, it’s perfect for easy hikes, creekside picnics and laid-back evenings around the fire. Whether you’re camping with family or friends, enjoy the calm surroundings and peaceful outdoor escape.

Conrad Campground in Ontario is a peaceful, shady campground set among trees with roomy sites and a relaxed vibe. Easy access to nearby trails and nature areas makes it perfect for strolling, birdwatching and exploring at your pace. Whether you’re unwinding by the campfire or enjoying quiet mornings outside, it’s a great choice for outdoor weekends.

Drury Creek Campground is a quiet, no-frills spot near Faro, Yukon, perfect for those who enjoy a peaceful back-to-basics camping experience. Set along a scenic creek with views of Little Salmon Lake, it’s a great place to relax, watch for wildlife, and enjoy the simple sounds of nature.

Ethel Lake Campground offers a quiet, scenic camping experience along the Silver Trail in Yukon, set right on the shoreline of Ethel Lake. With just a handful of basic sites, a boat launch, and peaceful surroundings, it’s a great spot for fishing, paddling, and relaxing. Ideal for self-sufficient campers looking to unplug and enjoy nature.

Five Finger Rapids Recreation Site is a scenic day-use stop along the North Klondike Highway in Yukon, perfect for stretching your legs. A short trail and long staircase lead to a viewing platform overlooking the Yukon River’s famous rapids. With picnic tables and interpretive signs, it’s a memorable stop rather than a traditional camping destination.

Five Mile Lake Campground in Yukon’s Silver Trail region offers a scenic, easy-access camping experience right on the lakeshore. With treed sites, a sandy beach, and a loop trail around the lake, it’s a great spot for swimming, hiking, and relaxing. Simple amenities and a quiet setting make it ideal for a laid-back northern getaway.

Experience peaceful lakeside camping at Frances Lake Campground, where shaded sites and calming water views make it easy to unwind. With great fishing, paddling, and a relaxed vibe, it’s a welcoming spot for families and outdoor lovers. Spend your days exploring the shore and your evenings around the campfire enjoying the quiet beauty of nature.

Enjoy a relaxed getaway at Frenchman Lake Campground, a scenic lakeside spot with spacious sites and water access perfect for swimming, paddling, and fishing. Spend sunny days on the lake and evenings around the fire under open skies. It’s a great choice for families and weekend adventurers looking to unwind in nature.