Campground Category: Yukon Tourism Region – Klondike

Stay just outside Dawson City in the Yukon at this motel and RV park that mixes history with comfort. Choose between motel rooms and full-service RV sites (including water, sewer, cable TV and WiFi). On-site you’ll find laundry, showers, a car/RV wash, and easy access to the Klondike fun nearby. A practical choice for Northern adventures.

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.

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.

Located about 20 kilometres south of Dawson City in Yukon’s historic Klondike region, Klondike River Campground offers a quiet forest setting along the banks of the Klondike River. Campers can enjoy a scenic boardwalk and interpretive trail through old-growth forest, while the campground provides a peaceful base for exploring the history and landscapes of the Klondike.

Tatchun Creek Campground sits at km 382 along Yukon’s Klondike Highway, offering 12 sites, including 4 pull-throughs (road accessible) in a forested setting beside Tatchun Creek (Tachän Gé). The campground operates mid-May to early October and features amenities like picnic tables, a cook shelter, fire rings, and wheelchair-accessible outhouses.

Tatchun Lake Campground in Yukon’s Klondike region features 20 rustic lakeside campsites surrounded by forest, with no pull-throughs. It’s ideal for paddlers: explore islands, bays & shoreline vegetation. The boat launch is 2 km away on Frenchman Road; amenities include an accessible dock, cook shelter, fire ring and picnic tables.

Yukon River Campground sits just across the Yukon River from Dawson City and is the largest campground in the territory with 102 sites, including 20 pull-throughs. It’s road-accessible (open mid-May to October) and reached via the free George Black Ferry. Wildlife views, a beach, and proximity to Dawson’s historic sites add to the appeal.