Yukon territory

[Normlw]

Looking for recommendations for campsites along CanAm hwy. in Yukon. Electrical hookup would be good. Traveling with small travel trailer this Summer

[johninsd]

Pick up a copy of The Milepost - it has info on businesses along the roads up there -

[twogypsies]

As of now there's no crossing the border for pleasure. Things may change this summer or stay the same. Be sure to check first as your time gets closer so you're not disappointed.

We traveled to Alaska one year but don't recall a CanAm Hwy. There's Campbell Hwy and Alaskan Highway through the Yukon. What towns are you thinking of?

Along with The Milepost which is good for maps and road/businesses information I'd highly recommend Mike and Terri Church's book "Alaskan Camping" which covers the Yukon and Canada along with the border in the U.S.

http://www.rollinghomes.com/Alaska%20Book.htm

[Skip426]

I don't have any info , on what would be required for an American to cross the Canada /US border this summer , but as of Feb. 14 , 2021. even Canadians returning from the USA , are required to have a negative Covid-19 test less than 72 hours old to cross back into Canada .
I would expect , IF and that's the BIG IF , any travel from the lower 48 to Alaska, by other than an Alaska resident returning home , there would be requirements at the border for , negative test or proof of vaccination ; as well as the time limit on travel through Canada.

I've sent a request to the federal government for a link to any border crossing requirements , BUT given the short term nature of border closure extensions , I don't expect they have given any thought to what might happen three months from now.

70% vaccination ( herd immunity ) won't happen here in Canada till September AT THE EARLIEST, so summer 2021 travel probably won't happen.