Congdon Creek Campground

Congdon Creek Campground availability

From June 12 to 14, 2026, campsites 1 through 60 and the cook shelter are reserved for a Kluane First Nation community event. Other campsites and the playground remain available for the public. 

Road accessible campground
Region
Kluane
Total sites
103
Pull through
26
Serviced
to
Gate Open
to
Warning

Tenting is allowed only behind the electric fence.

Site description
  • You can only tent inside the electric fence, due to high grizzly bear use of the area. There are 20 tent sites within the fence.
  • The Dań K'e (Southern Tutchone) name for the creek, Khàr Shan Nji, means “big roots broken down.” This name recalls flash floods that occurred long ago.
  • A 500 m trail begins at the campground and goes along the shoreline of Łù’ààn Mân (Kluane Lake). Make noise and bring your bear spray! Download the trail map.
  • There are three wheelchair-accessible campsites.
  • There are no reservable campsites at this campground. 
Campground peak times:
May June July August September
Site with a view

Location

Highway
Alaska Highway
Highway kilometre
1666
Secondary road kilometre
0.0
GPS coordinates
61.15°N 138.557°W
Map download

Services available

Outhouse unisex
Bear-proof garbage bins
Blue bear-proof recycling bins
Picnic tables
Cook shelter
Fire ring
Bear-proof cache
Hiking trails
Playground
At least 1 wheelchair accessible outhouse
At least 1 wheelchair accessible campsite
Sandy or cobble beach within short walking distance
Viewing structures or signage about local cultural and natural history
Walk-in sites
Related tasks
Get a camping permit
Rules and safety
A guide to camping in Yukon
Map of campgrounds and recreation sites
Campground updates and status
Travel safely and respectfully in the Yukon Wilderness
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Date modified: 2026-05-13