Discovery Yukon Lodgings
Beaver Creek, Yukon
- 10Bedrooms
- 3Bathrooms
- 20Guests
- Parking Spots
- 241 m2Building Size
- 1 dayMinimum Stay
Discovery Yukon Lodgings is nestled at the base of the foothills that descend from mountainous Kluane Park Preserve. This ecotourism destination lies half way between Whitehorse, Yukon Territories and Fairbanks, Alaska along the historic Alaska Highway. We offer a host of lodging options including cabins, full service RV and tent sites along with a variety of facilities to make your stay as enjoyable as possible.
Come into the Discovery Yukon lodge and say hello while you have a look at our display of local wildlife and Northern artefacts. The items have been collected over the past twenty years and include animals, fish and birds. We also have an assortment of rare prehistoric bones and skulls, together with a collection of fossils and some local minerals. There are numerous fossils in the area as a result of the Klutlan and other glaciers within the Wrangell-St.Elias mountains that melt into the head of the White River.
Come into the Discovery Yukon lodge and say hello while you have a look at our display of local wildlife and Northern artefacts. The items have been collected over the past twenty years and include animals, fish and birds. We also have an assortment of rare prehistoric bones and skulls, together with a collection of fossils and some local minerals. There are numerous fossils in the area as a result of the Klutlan and other glaciers within the Wrangell-St.Elias mountains that melt into the head of the White River.
- Winterized
- Pets Allowed
- Internet/WiFi
- Accessible
- No Smoking
- Waterfront
Interior
MAIN LODGE-Within the main Discovery Yukon lodge, which is wheel chair accessible. The main lodge services those staying in all of our accommodations, including tent camping sites, cabins and full RV hookups.
QUEEN SUITES-For those who like more space these suites are ideal. They have their own private bathroom, deck, barbeque and pond views. They are furnished with a queen bed, featuring luxurious 500 count cotton sheets, topped with a duvet/comforter. They are equipped with a microwave, fridge and tea and coffee making facilities. A “hide a bed” for relaxing on converts to a queen size bed for those travelling with family.
LOG CABINS-Our hand crafted cosy log cabins are sure to captivate you. They have been recently renovated and each has its own private bathroom, deck, barbeque and mountain views. They are furnished with two extra long twin beds, featuring luxurious 500 count cotton sheets, topped with a duvet/comforter. Each cabin has a microwave, fridge and tea and coffee making facilities.
YUKON WALL TENTS-These are canvas structures, with plywood floors and are equipped with proper beds. They can be supplied with or without bedding. The wall tents have different bed combinations, and can sleep from 2 to 6 people as required. They are equipped with power, a table and chairs and bed side lights. They are ideal for those looking for basic affordable accommodation, or for people that would prefer not to have to erect their tent on a wet night. Heaters are available for an additional fee.
QUEEN SUITES-For those who like more space these suites are ideal. They have their own private bathroom, deck, barbeque and pond views. They are furnished with a queen bed, featuring luxurious 500 count cotton sheets, topped with a duvet/comforter. They are equipped with a microwave, fridge and tea and coffee making facilities. A “hide a bed” for relaxing on converts to a queen size bed for those travelling with family.
LOG CABINS-Our hand crafted cosy log cabins are sure to captivate you. They have been recently renovated and each has its own private bathroom, deck, barbeque and mountain views. They are furnished with two extra long twin beds, featuring luxurious 500 count cotton sheets, topped with a duvet/comforter. Each cabin has a microwave, fridge and tea and coffee making facilities.
YUKON WALL TENTS-These are canvas structures, with plywood floors and are equipped with proper beds. They can be supplied with or without bedding. The wall tents have different bed combinations, and can sleep from 2 to 6 people as required. They are equipped with power, a table and chairs and bed side lights. They are ideal for those looking for basic affordable accommodation, or for people that would prefer not to have to erect their tent on a wet night. Heaters are available for an additional fee.
Exterior
TENT CAMPING SITES-We have some of the most spectacular tent camping sites along the Alaska Highway in the Yukon. Choices range from sites on the soft lush grass around our pond, to those at the outer edges of the property for campers who like their privacy. All sites are provided with picnic tables.Conveniently located in the foothills of Yukon's Kluane Park Preserve, our Camping sites are halfway between Whitehorse and Fairbanks, Alaska on the Alaska Highway.
RV SITES -50 Pull through, full hook up sites; Selection of sites suitable for big rigs with tow vehicles; Group sites; 20 & 30 Amp Power; Picnic tables are provided at all sites
RV SITES -50 Pull through, full hook up sites; Selection of sites suitable for big rigs with tow vehicles; Group sites; 20 & 30 Amp Power; Picnic tables are provided at all sites
Amenities
Discovery Yukon Lodgings accommodation and facilities include:
Cosy Log Cabins
Queen Suites
Full-service RV sites
Big-Rig Pull Throughs
Yukon Wall Tents
Grassy Tent Sites
Motorcycles Welcome
Hot Showers
Nightly Communal Firepit
Free Wi-Fi Hotspot
Northern Botanical Gardens
Adjacent to Kluane Wildlife Sanctuary
Military Vehicle Collection
Northern Artefacts
Wildlife Displays
Pet-Friendly
Gift Shop
Cosy Log Cabins
Queen Suites
Full-service RV sites
Big-Rig Pull Throughs
Yukon Wall Tents
Grassy Tent Sites
Motorcycles Welcome
Hot Showers
Nightly Communal Firepit
Free Wi-Fi Hotspot
Northern Botanical Gardens
Adjacent to Kluane Wildlife Sanctuary
Military Vehicle Collection
Northern Artefacts
Wildlife Displays
Pet-Friendly
Gift Shop
Cottage Location
- Province: Yukon
- Nearest Town: Beaver Creek , Yukon
Activities Nearby
Once you venture off the main Highway there are many activities available in this beautiful corner of Northern Canada. At Discovery Yukon Lodgings we are surrounded by a variety of differing landscapes, including mountains, boreal tundra, sub alpine rivers, lakes and glaciers. These diverse landscapes lend themselves to activities such as hiking, canoeing, mountain biking, bird watching, wildlife spotting, fishing, rock hounding, nature walks and aerial tours.
We invite you to come and stay with us, where you can join one of our guided tours, or simply relax and enjoy what nature has to offer.
COMMUNAL FIRE PIT
All guests are welcome to join us around the nightly communal fire pit. It is during these gatherings that we are happy to share with you information regarding the location, the simple lifestyle we follow, food we gather from the land, the diverse range of flora and fauna, the history, traditional crafts and the stories of the region. We also encourage our guests to share their own adventures and stories with us. A relaxing way to ’while’ away the evening, meet new people and make new friends.
MILITARY VEHICLE COLLECTION
There is a graveyard of ex-military vehicles and equipment on the Discovery Yukon Lodgings property that was used in the building of the Alaskan Highway. The collection includes a restored 1942 Dodge WC62, which we use on special occasions.
Feel free to walk through the collection and take photos. Each piece of machinery has it’s own unique story and contributes to the fabric of this colorful Territory.
HISTORIC DISPLAYS AT DISCOVERY YUKON LODGINGS
Are you a traveller that goes from one city or town to the next? If so, it is to you that we are appealing; alter your habits, and stay with us! We have a diverse and eclectic collection of items for you to browse through during your stay , and we hope that when you leave us, you will have a greater appreciation and understanding of the truly unique natural and cultural area through which you are travelling.
HISTORIC DISPLAYS AT DISCOVERY YUKON LODGINGS
Are you a traveller that goes from one city or town to the next? If so, it is to you that we are appealing; alter your habits, and stay with us! We have a diverse and eclectic collection of items for you to browse through during your stay , and we hope that when you leave us, you will have a greater appreciation and understanding of the truly unique natural and cultural area through which you are travelling.
BOTANICAL AND VEGETABLE GARDENS
We encourage our visitors to raise their own fruit and vegetables and reinforce our message of a healthy lifestyle, enhanced by living off the land. We grow our own vegetables in raised beds (an area of soil raised three feet above the surrounding soil, encased by rock) to counteract the permafrost.
LOCAL ACTIVITIES IN THE GREAT YUKON OUTDOORS
Bird Watching in the Yukon
Canoeing in the Yukon
Fishing in the Yukon
Hiking in the Yukon
Mountain Biking in the Yukon
We invite you to come and stay with us, where you can join one of our guided tours, or simply relax and enjoy what nature has to offer.
COMMUNAL FIRE PIT
All guests are welcome to join us around the nightly communal fire pit. It is during these gatherings that we are happy to share with you information regarding the location, the simple lifestyle we follow, food we gather from the land, the diverse range of flora and fauna, the history, traditional crafts and the stories of the region. We also encourage our guests to share their own adventures and stories with us. A relaxing way to ’while’ away the evening, meet new people and make new friends.
MILITARY VEHICLE COLLECTION
There is a graveyard of ex-military vehicles and equipment on the Discovery Yukon Lodgings property that was used in the building of the Alaskan Highway. The collection includes a restored 1942 Dodge WC62, which we use on special occasions.
Feel free to walk through the collection and take photos. Each piece of machinery has it’s own unique story and contributes to the fabric of this colorful Territory.
HISTORIC DISPLAYS AT DISCOVERY YUKON LODGINGS
Are you a traveller that goes from one city or town to the next? If so, it is to you that we are appealing; alter your habits, and stay with us! We have a diverse and eclectic collection of items for you to browse through during your stay , and we hope that when you leave us, you will have a greater appreciation and understanding of the truly unique natural and cultural area through which you are travelling.
HISTORIC DISPLAYS AT DISCOVERY YUKON LODGINGS
Are you a traveller that goes from one city or town to the next? If so, it is to you that we are appealing; alter your habits, and stay with us! We have a diverse and eclectic collection of items for you to browse through during your stay , and we hope that when you leave us, you will have a greater appreciation and understanding of the truly unique natural and cultural area through which you are travelling.
BOTANICAL AND VEGETABLE GARDENS
We encourage our visitors to raise their own fruit and vegetables and reinforce our message of a healthy lifestyle, enhanced by living off the land. We grow our own vegetables in raised beds (an area of soil raised three feet above the surrounding soil, encased by rock) to counteract the permafrost.
LOCAL ACTIVITIES IN THE GREAT YUKON OUTDOORS
Bird Watching in the Yukon
Canoeing in the Yukon
Fishing in the Yukon
Hiking in the Yukon
Mountain Biking in the Yukon
Rental Rates
DISCOVERY YUKON LODGINGS PRICES
Cabins $140
Queen Suites $140
Yukon Wall Tents $30 (bedding - additional $10), (heating - additional $20)
Unserviced RV Sites $20
Serviced RV Sites $30 - $45
Tent Sites $20
Cabins $140
Queen Suites $140
Yukon Wall Tents $30 (bedding - additional $10), (heating - additional $20)
Unserviced RV Sites $20
Serviced RV Sites $30 - $45
Tent Sites $20
House Rules & Cancellations
BOOKING POLICY
A booking is a contract.The first named person on the reservation form is responsible for the total price of the accommodation or campsite.
Reservations commence at 3pm on the day of arrival and cease at 11 am on the day of departure.
Cancellations And Changes In Confirmed Dates
Guests have until midnight on the reserved night to claim their reserved accommodation or campsite, after which the reservation is considered a no show and the credit card number provided at the time of booking, will be charged with a 100% of the booking cost.
There is no charge for cancellations made up 24 hours prior to the day of the arrival.
Cancellations received after noon on the day of arrival will be subject to a charge equivalent to one nights’ accommodation or camping fee.
Changes in confirmed dates will be subject to availability and must be requested at least 2 days prior to confirmed dates to avoid the cancellation fee.
No email cancellations are accepted.
A booking is a contract.The first named person on the reservation form is responsible for the total price of the accommodation or campsite.
Reservations commence at 3pm on the day of arrival and cease at 11 am on the day of departure.
Cancellations And Changes In Confirmed Dates
Guests have until midnight on the reserved night to claim their reserved accommodation or campsite, after which the reservation is considered a no show and the credit card number provided at the time of booking, will be charged with a 100% of the booking cost.
There is no charge for cancellations made up 24 hours prior to the day of the arrival.
Cancellations received after noon on the day of arrival will be subject to a charge equivalent to one nights’ accommodation or camping fee.
Changes in confirmed dates will be subject to availability and must be requested at least 2 days prior to confirmed dates to avoid the cancellation fee.
No email cancellations are accepted.