Pioneer RV Park

this is a our second time here.. same spot by the entrance and road.. the traffic is noticeable during day but around 10 it get mostly quiet.. We have 15 amp elec and water..

Dump station on site and cheaper fuel.. Currently reg is 193.9 L and diesel is 199.9L there is a 3 cents per gallon discount for campers but not sure if they know all the time who is a camper or not.. prices for fuel around town are same as saw..

you get a quota of wifi.. we here 3 night and get 4 gig total.. its not bad but we are close to office area up front..

they sell tickets to Skagway on train/bus deal and the bus come to campground for pickup and drip off. no driving to meet them.. ,, trips to juneau and something i will check on.

stopping here after the trip from dawson city and that is a doozie in one day.. 8.25 hrs.. :) next to Watson lake and then cassier toward US..

If you choose to stay here, ask for a spot on the upper level in the trees. You'll have water and electricity only, no sewer, but it's quieter, prettier, and with room between sites. The lower level is a gravel parking lot where your slide out will touch your neighbor's. Horrible, plus it's right next to the highway. Wifi is pitifully slow. It is a good location, i.e. close to Whitehorse attractions.

We boondocked most of the Alaska Highway drive. We stopped for gas (3cent cheaper per L) which included a free dump and fresh water fill. They also had propane which was all we needed to get back out on the road.

Like most sites we have seen, the RV park is a big parking lot with hookups between. Nothing fancy but had lots of amenities (laundry, hot showers, recreation hall).

We enjoy this park in the wooded loop up top when we travel through Whitehorse. It is fairly quiet and just close enough to Whitehorse to get things done and stocked. We had a level, gravel site with electric, water and cable. Laundry was still closed from the winter. Dump station is available at the end of the park. We will camp here again. Check in was easy and friendly.

I should have taken better notice of the 3 rating but I was tired from the road. When I asked about a Sams discount and was told “we are the cheapest in town”, I should have listened. Not inexpensive: Cheap. Showers and bathrooms were last cleaned during the Alaska Gold Rush. Quoted one price on the phone, higher on arrival. I corrected the clerk and got put in a site without the right power I had told him about twice. Had to check in and relocate. When it was dark and I called to speak to the Mgr-owner-mom, I was told to come to the office for my Money and get out if I wasn’t happy. Do yourself a favor and pass. It really is a Pioneer experience with a bad attitude when you are looking for an RV park.

We arrived intending to stay only two nights, but stayed four as we had sickness run through our group, so this place worked well to recuperate. We were camped on lower level in a corner spot so we had more room than other sites. Sites are close. Each had a picnic table. Lots of washrooms and washers and dryers. There is a little store as well and fuel was cheaper than in town with the 3 cent discount. We would stay here again.

Drove further than we planned today and got into Whitehorse with no reservations. The other review is accurate. The pull throughs are pretty stacked together but the management is nice and it has full services and there is road noise but we were glad to have a place with late notice. If you want peaceful surroundings call before 10:00 and ask for the hill area. We walked it and it is really really nice. Secluded. For an overnight this is just fine. Site was level. You get some free internet and you can buy more.

The lower area has lots of road noise and very crowded. They do offer all the amenities including an area to wash your pet as well as your rig. They sell gas and diesel at a discount to campers. There is an upper area that is more quiet with trees and roomier lots, to be fair there is a sign that says ask about it, and trust me unless you ask they do not mention it. We did not notice the sign as we were too busy trying to navigate our way in, they lack the usual “stop here” signage and the fuel pumps are directly in front of the office making the entrance a bit confusing especially when busy and it was packed. If you don’t mind close quarters it is fine, simply not our cup of tea.