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For a look at local RV parks...
These are the two top RV parks in the Whitehorse area: (not listed in any particular order)
 Hi-Country
RV Park is located close in to town, with the entrance across the highway from the south entrance
(Robert Service Way) that leads into downtown Whitehorse. Co-owner
Lynette King works hard to stock the gift shop with high quality
merchandise, some of it hand-made by Yukon artists that you won't find
just anywhere.
 Sourdough
Country RV park is a wooded park-like
setting located 15 minutes
south of Whitehorse, about 3/4 mile before the junction of the Alaska Highway
and the road to Skagway (the South Klondike Highway). The
Wolf's Den restaurant adjacent to the
park enjoys a good reputation in the community for fine dining.
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Things you shouldn't miss traveling to and from The Yukon...
 Owners
Steve and Juanita will welcome you to the
Yukon Motel
and RV Park, which is located on
the right immediately after you cross the bridge into Teslin. What
ever you do, don't miss the wildlife exhibit in their museum and gift
shop...it alone is worth the stop! If you're hungry, I recommend
the Teslin Burger.
Just past the town of Teslin, on Teslin Lake, is
Mukluk Annie's. They have a salmon and rib
bake, and offer a delightful boat ride in the evening across the lake and back,
which takes about an hour. In the mornings they offer an all-you-can-eat
breakfast with blueberry pancakes designed to ruin anyone's appetite! The
RV parking is along the lake shore, and they will soon be offering 30 and 50 amp
power. The RV dump station and wash area are free.
 A little further up the
road toward Whitehorse, but still along the shore of Teslin Lake, you will find
Dawson
Peaks
Resort.
This is a beautiful, quiet spot, with cabins on the lakeshore. You will
enjoy owners Dave and Carolyn's hospitality, and if you nothing else, stop in
and have some of her home-made
rhubarb pie (heated up with ice cream on it, of course)!
About three hours north of Whitehorse, toward Alaska
along the shores of Kluane ("clue-ah-nee") Lake, is
Destruction Bay Lodge. Host Loren Maluorno
puts on an excellent marinated baron of beef barbeque, followed by live
entertainment, most evenings. This is a good place to stop and relax for a
couple of days. Reservations are advised by calling them at (867)
841-5332.
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| When traveling "North To Alaska"...
The Otter Falls
Cutoff RV Park is located 80 miles from Whitehorse toward
Haines Junction. They have an incredible wildlife display inside
the store/office building. Nearby is the only remaining wooden
bridge from the original construction of the Alaska Highway.
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| ...Or In Alaska...
If you are going to Haines, the park-like setting at
Haines Hitch-Up RV Park is
the place to stay!
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You can order
your 2008 Yukon Vacation Planner 
Bell's
Alaska Travel Guide is a free publication that is available everywhere.
Check their