Sites are reasonably well spaced in a pretty forest setting with a choice of back in and pull-through sites. Choose your electric hookups, priced accordingly: 15 amp, 30 amp, 50 amp and non-electric sites. We paid $33 for 15 amp service. Non electric sites were $28, 30 amp was $35.

Easy walking distance to the hot spring pools. Guests of the campground get a 20% discount on the hot springs ($10 instead of $12) and 15% discount on the Yukon Nature Preserve (just under $20 pp for the bus tour).

Water available by the office. Garbage and recycling as well. Pay showers available in a private bathroom located the office building ($1 per 1 minute), shared with the hostel.

There was a black bear hanging around the campground – we were there 2 nights and he made an appearance both nights including 30 feet away from our camper. Other campers set off loud poppers attempting to scare the bear away.

No AT&T signal, Bell Canada was good. Campground WIFI slow but moderately useful though you had to log in again every 20 – 30 minutes.