Campgrounds in the Yukon

    The Conrad Campground, operated by Yukon Parks, was opened in 2016. It is located at Km 90 of the South Klondike Highway. It has 35 campsites, 2 of them pull-throughs and 6 of them walk-ins. It also has a kitchen shelter. The campground is located adjacent to the undeveloped Conrad Historic Site, where the town of Conrad served silver mines during a boom that peaked in 1905-1906. The nightly fee at Conrad Campground, as at all Yukon Parks campgrounds, is $20, and includes firewood.

    Conrad Campground is open and fully serviced from May 3 until September 30 (in 2024), and is gated in the off-season.

Approaching Conrad Campground from the south.

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The registration/pay station, and information board.

The ring road for campsite access, during the final stages of construction, September 2015.

Outhouses, wood box, and garbage and recycling bins.

One of the campsites.

The picnic shelter, with binoculars for watching wildlife on the mountain slopes.

The deluxe playground.

The guide author and his wife relaxing at Conrad Campground.

Fall on the beach of Windy Arm at Conrad.

The ruins of an aerial tramway system from 1905 at the Conrad historic townsite.

One of the 2 buildings remaining in the Conrad townsite.