The Baby Nugget RV Park is a quiet, forested, big-rig friendly campground just off the Alaska Highway, very close to the Cassiar Highway (BC-37) junction and about 14 miles west of Watson Lake, Yukon Territory, Canada. Conveniently, a gas station, gift shop, and restaurant, all part of family owned ‘Nugget City’, are at the park entrance. This campground is a good place to stop while traveling the Alaska or Cassier Highways.
DescriptionThe Yukon Motel RV Park is a basic, full service, big-rig friendly campground on the shore of Nisutlin Bay, just off the Alaska Highway in Teslin, Yukon Territory, Canada. The park has a lovely view of Nisutlin Bay, forested hills and the Nisutlin Inlet bridge. This is a convenient campground to stop at while traveling the Alaska Highway between Watson Lake and Whitehorse, YT.
DescriptionThe Bonanza Gold Motel and RV Park is a basic, full service and big-rig friendly campground just off the Klondike Highway, about 1 mile outside of Dawson City, Yukon Territory, Canada. The campground is near the Klondike River and has nice views of rocky and forested mountain slopes. This campground is a convenient place to stop while traveling the Klondike Highway/Top-of-the-World route and for exploring the many attractions around Dawson City.
DescriptionThe Downtown RV Park is just off the Alaska Highway in downtown Watson Lake, Yukon Territory, Canada. The park has full service hookups and easy access to amenities in Watson Lake. This campground is a convenient place to stop while traveling the Alaska Highway. Unfortunately, the campground has little charm as it is essentially a large parking lot.
DescriptionThe Hotel Carmacks RV Park is a quiet campground just off the Klondike Highway at Carmacks, Yukon Territory, Canada. The park has scenic views of forested hills and the historic Yukon River. Amenities on site include a gas station, general store with groceries, lounge and restaurant. This campground is a convenient place to stop while traveling the Klondike Highway and a great base from which to explore the area.
DescriptionHi Country RV Park is a nice, forested, big-rig friendly campground just off the Alaska Highway about 3 miles from Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada. This relaxing park is conveniently located near many services and attractions in Whitehorse. The park has an interesting display of historic machinery and vehicles used in constructing the Alaska Highway. This campground makes a great place to stop while traveling the ALCAN and a great base from which to explore the area.
From Glacier View we made our way to Valdez, Alaska. Our route took us along the Glenn and Richardson Highways through spectacularly wild and beautiful country. All around were vistas of jagged mountain ranges or forested, boggy taiga, Patches of roadside flowers added bright splashes of color. Skies were overcast and we ran into occasional showers and heavy rain along the drive.
DescriptionRiverview RV Park is a family owned and operated big-rig friendly campground in a quiet, forested area conveniently located between North Pole and Fairbanks, Alaska. The park has peaceful views of forest and of the Chena River. This is a lovely and relaxing park from which to explore the many attractions of Fairbanks, North Pole, and the surrounding area.
From Homer we made our way to Seward, Alaska, for a week-long stay. The day we left for Seward started as a glorious sunny day for travel along the Kenai Peninsula. As we drove the Sterling Highway along the coast we had rare clear views of the majestic Illiamna and Mt. Redoubt volcanoes across the Cook Inlet. Further along we enjoyed views of the rushing Kenai/Russian River, as well as the picturesque Kenai, Tern and Upper/Lower Trail lakes. Our course followed glacier-carved valleys between rugged mountains. As we turned on the Seward Highway towards the coast we ran into increasingly heavy overcast and rain.
DescriptionDenali RV Park & Motel is a big-rig friendly campground just off the scenic Parks Highway and just 8 miles from the entrance to Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska. The park is in an area of stunning natural beauty and has sweeping vistas of forested slopes and rugged, snowy mountains. The campground is a great base from which to explore Denali and the surrounding area.