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About Government of Yukon campgrounds and recreation sites

There are over 60 road-accessible campgrounds and day-use recreation sites in Yukon.

You will need a camping permit to stay at a campground.
Campsites are operated on a first come, first served basis.
Reservations are not available.
You must register each overnight stay when you arrive in the campground.
For help planning your trip, see:
- A guide to Camping in Yukon; and
- our campgrounds and recreations sites map.
Check road conditions and other warnings before you go.

Winter use

You may use campgrounds and recreation sites October through April, but they are not serviced. Some sites have closed gates.

Get a printable list of campgrounds and recreation sites with open and closed gates for winter 2020-2021.

Yukon Parks Strategy

Improvements to campgrounds and recreations sites are part of the 10-year Yukon Parks Strategy for 2020 to 2030.

Read the Yukon Parks Strategy.

Read the highlights sheet.

Find a campground or recreation site

Select a campground below to find specific information about that site.
You can also filter by location, facility type or typical availability.
Download a map of all campgrounds and recreation sites.

Will I find a campsite when I get there?

The chance of finding a campsite varies by season and day of the week. Historic trends are indicated as follows:

Peak times

Poor availability, often full all week. Arrive early afternoon. Good availability Sun. - Thurs. night. Busy weekends and holiday weekends. Very good availability weekdays and weekends.

Contact:

For more information, email yukon.parks@gov.yk.ca or phone 867-667-5648 or toll free in Yukon: 1-800-661-0408, ext. 5648.

Report suspicious activities or disturbances to park officers at 867-456-3974, or the RCMP at 867-667-5555. For medical emergencies, call 911, or the RCMP at 867-667-5555.