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15 campgrounds and RV Parks near Whitehorse, YT. Compare campsite amenities, photos, and site types to find the perfect stop for your rig on your route.
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Best campgrounds near Whitehorse, YT
Robert Service Campground
Whitehorse, YT (2 km away)
$$$$$
(65 sites)
Hi Country RV Park
Whitehorse, YT (4 km away)
$$$$$
(127 sites)
+10
Pioneer RV Park and Campground
Whitehorse, YT (8 km away)
$$$$$
(138 sites)
+10
Wolf Creek Campground and Recreation Site
Whitehorse, YT (14 km away)
$$$$$
(38 sites)
+2
Caribou RV Park
Whitehorse, YT (17 km away)
$$$$$
(48 sites)
+9
Hot Springs Campground and Hostel
Whitehorse, YT (24 km away)
$$$$$
(60 sites)
+8
Marsh Lake Campground and Recreation Site
Yukon (38 km away)
$$$$$
(41 sites)
Lake Laberge Campground
Yukon (40 km away)
$$$$$
(16 sites)
Tagish Lake Campground
Yukon (62 km away)
$$$$$
(28 sites)
Six Mile River Resort
Yukon (62 km away)
$$$$$
(7 sites)
+6
Kusawa Lake Campground
Haines Junction, YT (62 km away)
$$$$$
(56 sites)
Fox Lake Campground
Yukon (62 km away)
$$$$$
(43 sites)
Most common amenities
Toilets Tables Firewood Showers Boat launch Grills Dump station Playground Trails General store
Campgrounds near Whitehorse
Whitehorse sits at the junction of the Alaska Highway and Klondike Highway, which makes it the practical basecamp for RV travel through the Yukon. Options within a short drive cover the full range from serviced private parks to territorial and municipal campgrounds set in boreal forest along the Yukon River.
On the private, full-service end, Hi Country RV Park and Pioneer RV Park and Campground offer hookup sites, laundry, showers, and dump stations aimed at big rigs coming off the Alaska Highway. Caribou RV Park, south of the city, provides a similar serviced setup for travellers stopping between Whitehorse and Watson Lake.
For a more traditional camping feel, Robert Service Campground is a walk-in tent and small-vehicle site run by the City of Whitehorse a short distance from downtown, while Wolf Creek Campground and Recreation Site is a Yukon Parks frontcountry campground with trails and interpretive signage along the creek and Yukon River valley.
Things to do around Whitehorse
The signature outdoor stop is Miles Canyon, where the Yukon River narrows between basalt walls and a pedestrian suspension bridge crosses to a network of trails. The SS Klondike National Historic Site preserves a restored sternwheeler on the riverbank and is a straightforward add-on for families with kids.
Cultural stops include the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre downtown and the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre near the airport, which covers ice-age fauna and archaeology. The Yukon Wildlife Preserve, on the road toward Takhini, keeps native species in large enclosures viewable on foot, by bike, or by bus tour.
For a rest day, Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs (formerly Takhini Hot Springs) sits about a half-hour drive from downtown and operates year-round, including through the aurora-viewing season.
Camping spots and RV parks near Whitehorse, YT
When to visit Whitehorse
- spring
March - May
6° / -5°C 13 mmCold nights; frontcountry sites open in May
- summer
June - August
19° / 7°C 36 mmPeak season with white nights; book well ahead
- fall
September - November
3° / -5°C 26 mmFrost returns; season ends by early October
- winter
December - February
-9° / -18°C 16 mmFrigid; frontcountry campgrounds closed
The Yukon frontcountry camping season is short and well defined. Government of Yukon frontcountry campgrounds, including Wolf Creek, typically operate from early May to the end of September or start of October, with online reservations opening in early to mid April for the coming season. Robert Service Campground, run by the City of Whitehorse, generally opens in mid-May.
June through August is peak season. Days are extremely long at this latitude, with effectively white nights from early May to early August, so plan for bright evenings and pack eye masks for children. July is the warmest month and also the busiest for both private RV parks and territorial sites.
Shoulder months bring trade-offs. May and September can see freezing overnight temperatures, and private parks note that only limited services may be available at either end of the season. Winter camping is not supported at Yukon Parks frontcountry sites, though local trails and day-use areas near Whitehorse remain accessible year-round.
Top Hosts near Whitehorse, YT
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How to book
Yukon Parks uses an online reservation system at yukon.goingtocamp.com for frontcountry sites at Wolf Creek, Marsh Lake, Pine Lake, Tombstone Mountain, Kusawa Lake, and Fox Lake. Fifty percent of campsites at these campgrounds are reservable, and the remainder stay first-come, first-served. Reservations can also be made by phone through the Yukon Parks call centre, which operates seven days a week during business hours.
Robert Service Campground is booked separately through the City of Whitehorse reservation site. Cancellations made 48 hours or less prior to arrival are non-refundable.
Private parks including Hi Country RV Park, Pioneer RV Park and Campground, and Caribou RV Park take direct bookings by phone, email, or website, and generally accept reservations for the full summer season.
What to expect on arrival
Private RV parks near Whitehorse are set up for cross-continent Alaska Highway travellers. Expect gravel pull-throughs, 20 and 30 amp service, water and sewer hookups, dump stations, coin laundry, and showers. Hi Country RV Park accommodates larger rigs and includes on-site services aimed at long-haul travellers.
Yukon Parks frontcountry campgrounds are more rustic. Sites have fire pits, picnic tables, potable water, and outhouses, but no electrical or water hookups at the pad. Wolf Creek is often busy in peak weeks, and visitor service operators support the check-in process at reservable frontcountry sites.
Robert Service Campground is tent-focused with walk-in sites, coin-operated hot showers, potable water, firewood for purchase, and staff on site through the day. Bear-aware food storage is expected across all campgrounds in the region.
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Frequently asked questions about campgrounds near Whitehorse, YT
How much does it cost to rent an RV in Whitehorse, Yukon, and are there ways to save?
Renting an RV in Whitehorse is more affordable than you might think, especially with plenty of options on RVezy. Rates typically start around $120 CAD per night in the summer, but can be lower in the shoulder months of May and September. For a cheap RV rental in Whitehorse, look for travel trailers or older models and consider booking mid-week. You can also save by booking early and traveling just before or after peak season when the midnight sun is still out, but crowds are smaller.
yukon.ca/en/see-and-do/places-to-stayWhat kind of license do I need to rent an RV in Whitehorse, Yukon?
Great news: all you need to rent an RV in Whitehorse is a regular driver’s license and to be at least 25 years old. No special RV license or commercial permit required. Canadian licenses work, and international visitors just need to bring their home license plus an International Driving Permit. RVezy confirms your ID as part of the booking process, so you’ll be set to hit the Alaska Highway. Most first-time renters are surprised how easy it is!
yukon.ca/en/transportation-driving/driving-and-vehiclesIs there protection if something happens to the RV during my Whitehorse trip?
You can relax knowing that every RV rental in Whitehorse booked with RVezy comes with a built-in protection package. This covers the major damages to the vehicle and includes 24/7 roadside assistance anywhere in Yukon. When you reserve, you choose your level of coverage, so you always know you’re protected and financially secure. That peace of mind makes it easy to explore the Klondike and Alaska Highway worry-free.
yukon.ca/en/transportation-driving/driving-and-vehiclesWhat is RVezy’s cancellation policy for RV rentals in Whitehorse?
You're covered by RVezy's cancellation policy with every Whitehorse RV rental. Cancel within 24 hours of the host accepting your booking for a full refund. After that, refunds depend on how far in advance you cancel: cancel more than 30 days ahead and you only forfeit the service fee; between 30 and 8 days, 50% of the rental; 7 days or less, the full rental. If your host cancels, you get a full refund. For wildfires or travel advisories, RVezy support can help. Book with confidence and check your booking details for the exact terms that apply.
yukon.ca/en/public-health-and-safety/emergencies-and-hazard-preparednessCan I bring my pet on my Whitehorse RV trip? Are there pet-friendly RV rentals available?
Absolutely, Whitehorse is a fantastic destination for a pet-friendly RV rental. Use the 'Pet-Friendly' filter on RVezy to quickly spot RVs where your furry friend is welcome. Many local hosts love animals and list their rules clearly. For fun in town, take your pup for a stroll on the Millennium Trail or visit popular dog-friendly areas like Chadburn Lake. Just double-check each listing for any size or breed limitations before booking.
whitehorse.ca/departments/bylaw-services/animal-services/Can I have an RV delivered and set up at my campground in Whitehorse?
It’s super convenient: many RVezy hosts in Whitehorse offer RV delivery right to your campsite, driveway, or even the airport. They’ll set everything up and walk you through the basics, so you can skip the towing and go straight to relaxing. This service is perfect for first-timers, festival-goers, or anyone flying into Whitehorse. Check 'Delivery' on the search page to see available options for your travel dates.
whitehorse.ca/business/airport/How far can I drive on my Whitehorse RV rental? Are there unlimited mileage options?
You have the freedom to go big on your Whitehorse RV trip, most RVezy hosts set generous daily mileage limits (often 200-300km/day), with some offering unlimited mileage as an add-on. Drives to Dawson City (530km), Kluane National Park (160km), or Skagway, Alaska (175km) are all totally doable from Whitehorse. Always check the listing for exact mileage terms before booking, and message the host if you’re planning an epic Yukon road trip.
yukon.ca/en/discover-yukon/yukon-road-trip-itinerariesWhat are the best campgrounds near Whitehorse for RVs?
You’ll find amazing RV camping near Whitehorse. Try Robert Service Campground right in town for full amenities, or Hi Country RV Park just south of downtown for family-friendly perks and big-rig sites. For a wilderness feel, Wolf Creek Campground (15km south) offers wooded Yukon government sites with firewood included. Book early in summer, as campgrounds fill quickly during Midnight Sun season, especially for motorhome rental guests.
yukon.ca/en/campingWhen is the best time for an RV trip to Whitehorse? Is winter camping possible?
Summer (June through August) is the best time for an RV rental in Whitehorse, with midnight sun, festival fun, and highs around 19°C. Shoulder months (late May, early September) bring fewer crowds and great northern lights. Winter RV rental is possible for the adventurous: temperatures can dip to -25°C, so look for rentals with heated tanks and good insulation. Winter camping means fewer open campgrounds, but the aurora borealis is unforgettable.
yukon.ca/en/discover-yukon/climateI’ve never rented an RV before, will someone show me how everything works in Whitehorse?
First time renting an RV in Whitehorse? You’re in great hands. Every RVezy host gives a full orientation at pick-up or delivery, showing you how to drive, set up, use the appliances, and handle Yukon’s unique camping rules. Plus, you can message your host before booking with any special requests or nerves. Most renters say it’s easier than expected, especially when you have local experts guiding you.
yukon.ca/en/see-and-do/places-to-stayWhat happens if I have an issue or breakdown during my Whitehorse RV trip?
No matter where your adventure takes you, you’re covered with 24/7 roadside assistance throughout Yukon and northern BC. Whether you get a flat tire near Lake Laberge or need a jump-start at Kluane, help is just a phone call away. You’ll receive your roadside assistance details before your trip begins, so you can focus on enjoying Whitehorse’s breathtaking drives, not worrying about support.
yukon.ca/en/transportation-driving/driving-and-vehiclesCan I take my rented RV from Whitehorse across the US border?
Most RV rentals from Whitehorse allow you to explore both Yukon and Alaska, but US trips must be confirmed with your host. Just let them know your route to Anchorage or Skagway; they’ll confirm and help you set up any paperwork. Travel to the USA is popular, especially the scenic drive on the Klondike Highway, so ask before booking for hassle-free cross-border adventure. No RVezy rentals can go to Mexico.
cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel-voyage/td-dv-eng.htmlHow do I budget for fuel on an RV road trip from Whitehorse?
RVs and campervans in Whitehorse usually get 10–18 mpg (14–23 L/100km), depending on the size. Gas prices in Whitehorse generally run a bit higher than southern Canada, currently around $1.85–$2.10 CAD per liter. Plan fuel stops before heading into remote areas, as stations can be far apart outside town. For big savings, map your route for highway stations and fill up before leaving Whitehorse for places like Dawson, Haines Junction, or Alaska.
yukon.ca/en/see-and-do/getting-around-yukonHow far ahead should I book Yukon campgrounds for my Whitehorse RV rental?
For the best sites near Whitehorse, book government campgrounds like Wolf Creek or Marsh Lake as soon as bookings open each spring. Most use a self-registration system, but private parks (like Hi Country RV Park) open reservations in January for the summer rush. National park camping at Kluane also fills fast. Sign up for email alerts on the Yukon camping website to snag your spot early for your RV adventure.
yukon.ca/en/campingWhat are driving conditions like for RVs in and around Whitehorse?
Driving in Whitehorse is easier than you’d expect. Roads are well maintained, and traffic is light outside of weekday mornings. Watch for wildlife, moose and bears often cross highways! In winter, roads can be icy, so go slow and keep extra distance. Rural highways tend to be gravel or chip-seal, especially towards national parks. In summer, longer daylight means you’ll never have to rush.
yukon.ca/en/transportation-driving/road-conditionsAre there RV dump stations and water fill-ups near Whitehorse?
You’ll find convenient dump stations and potable water fill-ups in Whitehorse, including at Hi Country RV Park and the Robert Service Campground. Government campgrounds often have basic services, but for full hookups and easy access, private parks are best. Before heading north, always check hours, some close in winter. Stock up in town and enjoy more time off the grid in Yukon’s wild scenery.
yukon.ca/en/campingWhat kind of features do RV rentals in Whitehorse offer?
Expect comfort and convenience, most RV rentals in Whitehorse come with beds, fully equipped kitchens, bathrooms, heat (essential for chilly Yukon nights), and sometimes extras like TVs, generators, and outdoor gear. Check each listing for specific photos and amenities. Traveling with kids? Many host offer family-sized units with bunk beds. For a cozy Yukon experience, look for campervan rentals with insulated interiors and blackout curtains for the midnight sun.
yukon.ca/en/see-and-do/places-to-stayWhat are some popular add-ons for an RV rental in Whitehorse?
Add-ons make your Whitehorse RV camping even easier, think BBQs, bikes, kayaks, camping chairs, bedding, and GPS units. Many hosts offer pickup and dropoff at Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport or full delivery setup at your campsite. If you need unlimited mileage or pet kits, just add at checkout. These extras help you maximize your Yukon adventure without overpacking.
whitehorse.ca/business/airport/How do payments and security deposits work for RV rentals in Whitehorse?
Booking your RV rental in Whitehorse is simple: payments are handled securely online through RVezy. You'll see the security deposit and total rental cost before you confirm your reservation. The deposit is a temporary hold released 7 days after your trip if the RV comes back as agreed. Do a walkthrough with your host at pickup and return, and report any minor damage promptly for a smooth process.
yukon.ca/en/see-and-do/places-to-stayWhere can I park my RV overnight in Whitehorse?
You have great options for overnight RV parking in Whitehorse: try Robert Service Campground for a riverside spot close to downtown, Hi Country RV Park for full amenities, or wilderness-style Wolf Creek Campground just a short drive south. Overnight street parking isn’t permitted in city limits. Many grocery stores like Superstore and Walmart allow short daytime parking but not overnight stays. For a unique local experience, book a riverside site and take a stroll through historic downtown.
whitehorse.ca/city-council/bylaws/parking-bylaw/