Hi Country RV Park

Pulled in with Clas C and toad. First site was too short so walked to office. Second site was shorter than first, they swore it was 50'. Finally found one ourselves. Problem is the electric poles are placed on the ends of sites, not in the middle. And the sewer drain is on the other end. Not thought out well. Then we found out they had no water. "It'll be on by end of day" and "should be in in the hour" . No water on day one. And to shower, it will cost you $2 for a 3 minute shower!!! Do not stay here. Day 2 and still no water.

The staff is very friendly and helpful; however, the site design was poor. They have people park facing alternate directions in order to share the utility service. This puts the utilities on the correct side; however, they are located at one end instead of the middle. So, for the people next to us, their electric and water were close to their camper’s outlets. But for us, they were at the wrong end of the site. So, although the pull-through was long enough for our truck and trailer, we had to pull our trailer to the very front of the site, then disconnect our truck and park it behind the trailer. It wasn’t worth the inconvenience for an overnight stay.

It's located at the one side of Whitehorse next to all the main roads. It made a very good for a home base for us during our stay.

We parked in the inside loop. Each site is very small (the size of two parking spots). Picknick tables are half the size. Comes with a firepit, its very close to trees and other campers. So keep your fires small.

Store on-site had lots of little nick nacks and snacks. With some extremely nice people working there.

Very friendly staff and adorable camp store. Good location for the RV park; close to amenities with easy off highway access. Park was clean and well maintained. Do your laundry here! Do not go into Whitehorse (both facilities were dirty and many machines were broken). Camp laundry facility was very clean and welcoming.

Our stay was good, but the spots have no right way or wrong way to pull through. It made it interesting when we showed up to pull our truck and trailer (57 ft total)into the spot. We had to wiggle our way in. It was very cut throat when trying to get my truck and trailer out without hitting the camper across the one lane road.