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Campgrounds and RV parks near Haines Junction, YT

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Best campgrounds near Haines Junction, YT

Kathleen Lake - Kluane National Park

Haines Junction, YT (25 km away)

$$$$$
(39 sites)
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Aishihik River Campground

Haines Junction, YT (55 km away)

$$$$$
(16 sites)
Kusawa Lake Campground

Haines Junction, YT (76 km away)

$$$$$
(56 sites)
Million Dollar Falls Campground

Haines Junction, YT (77 km away)

$$$$$
(33 sites)

Campgrounds near Haines Junction

Haines Junction sits at the junction of the Alaska Highway and Haines Highway in southwest Yukon, directly beside Kluane National Park and Reserve, which protects a spectacular Canadian landscape in the southwest Yukon of high mountain peaks, massive valley glaciers, boreal forests, sparkling lakes, and Southern Tutchone cultural heritage. The village serves as the park's operational base and the main resupply stop for RV travellers heading toward Kluane, Skagway, or Haines, Alaska. Campground options fall into two systems. Kathleen Lake - Kluane National Park, a short drive south of town, is a 38-site unserviced Parks Canada campground with picnic tables, fire pits, potable drinking water taps, firewood, bear-proof storage lockers, grey water sinks, bear-resistant garbage and recycling bins, outhouses, and a playground. Sites accommodate tents, vans, pick-ups, tent trailers, and trailers or motorhomes up to 30 ft. Yukon government campgrounds, including Aishihik River Campground on the Aishihik Road and Million Dollar Falls Campground on the Haines Highway, sit within reasonable driving distance and offer basic rustic sites. There are no pull-through sites at Kathleen Lake, so rigs longer than 30 feet should stage in town.

Things to do near Haines Junction

The main draw is Kluane National Park. From Kathleen Lake - Kluane National Park, the challenging 5-kilometre King's Throne Trail ascends to an alpine cirque, with alpine flowers and long views as the highlights. The Kokanee Trail, a 0.5 kilometre wheelchair accessible boardwalk, skirts the shores of Kathleen Lake starting from the day-use area, and a boat launch and pebble beach make the lake usable for canoeing and paddling. Along the Haines Highway, Million Dollar Falls Campground gives access to an extensive boardwalk that leads to a lookout above the 60 m high waterfall on the Takhanne River, the endpoint of the Chinook salmon upstream spawning run in July. Aishihik River Campground is a quieter stop with fishing and boat access on a gravel side road. Base in town for the visitor centre, bakery, and fuel before heading out.

Camping spots and RV parks near Haines Junction, YT

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When to visit Haines Junction

  • spring

    March - May

    7° / -7°C 15 mm

    Cold nights; Kathleen Lake opens mid-May

  • summer

    June - August

    19° / 5°C 45 mm

    Peak season; long daylight and busy sites

  • fall

    September - November

    4° / -8°C 40 mm

    Freezing returns; services end by late September

  • winter

    December - February

    -10° / -21°C 22 mm

    Frigid; frontcountry campgrounds closed and services shut

The camping window is short. Kathleen Lake operates from May 15 to September 20, and most Yukon government campgrounds follow a similar mid-May through mid-September service season. Outside that range, gates may stay open but services (water, garbage pickup, firewood) end and sites become self-register only. June and July are peak. Long daylight, salmon runs at Million Dollar Falls in July, and mild afternoons drive the busiest bookings. Wildfire smoke can drift in during hot, dry stretches in July and August, so check Yukon fire updates before travel. Mosquitoes peak in late June and early July. May and September are shoulder seasons with cool nights, freezing risk, and fewer people. Overnight backcountry permits are required for all overnight activities in Kluane National Park and Reserve, with the exception of Kathleen Lake Campground, between April 1 and November 15, and approved bear-resistant food canisters are mandatory on overnight backcountry trips. Winter camping is limited to self-contained rigs; frontcountry services are shut.

How to book a campsite

Kathleen Lake uses the Parks Canada system. The 2026 Reservation Launch is Tuesday, January 20, 2026 at 8 am MST, with bookings made by calling 1-877-RESERVE or booking online through the Parks Canada Reservation Service. The campground offers both first-come, first-served and reservable campsites, but reservations at Kathleen Lake can only be made up to 24 hours prior to the booking day. Reservable campsites not reserved prior to that period will be marked on site as available for one night and may be taken using the first-come, first-served system. Aishihik and other nearby Yukon government campgrounds have no reservable campsites. Million Dollar Falls Campground also operates on a self-register basis with a Yukon government campsite permit, available at the information and self-registration kiosks in road-accessible campgrounds, or purchased in advance through Yukon.ca.

What to expect on arrival

Sites are rustic. Expect gravel pads, picnic tables, and fire rings, but no hookups at any of the campgrounds listed here. Kathleen Lake provides potable drinking water taps, firewood, bear-proof storage lockers, grey water sinks, bear-resistant garbage and recycling bins, outhouses, and a playground. Plan to dump and refill in Haines Junction or Whitehorse; there are no dump stations at the campgrounds themselves. Cell service is patchy to nonexistent outside the village. Download offline maps before leaving Whitehorse. This is grizzly and black bear country: the Takhanne River below Million Dollar Falls is a salmon feeding ground, and bear-aware food storage is required everywhere. Fuel, groceries, and propane are available in Haines Junction. Gravel road sections, Aishihik Road in particular, can be rough on tires and awnings, so drive slowly.

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