Skagway, Alaska, is the gateway to the Klondike Gold Rush, where 13 RV parks serve as your basecamp for mountain vistas and historic streets. Camp here to wake up to glacier-carved peaks and step into a town frozen in 1898.
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Skagway pulses with Gold Rush history along Broadway Street, where false-front saloons and the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad still carry passengers into the mountains. The town sits at the northern end of the Inside Passage, making it a perfect launch point for hiking the Chilkoot Trail or cruising Lynn Canal. RV travelers find themselves minutes from downtown yet surrounded by towering peaks and the rushing Skagway River.
RV parks here range from budget-friendly spots like Skagway Mountain View RV Park, where $34 a night gets you WiFi and mountain views, to full-service options like Pullen Creek RV Park with showers, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station for $50 nightly. Garden City RV Park offers pull-through sites with sewer hookups starting at $43, ideal for larger rigs. Whether you want to walk to the historic district or need full amenities after a day on the trail, Skagway's parks put you close to both adventure and comfort.
Skagway is famous as the gateway to the Klondike Gold Rush of 1898, with preserved frontier buildings along Broadway Street. The White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad still runs vintage trains into the mountains, and the town serves as a popular stop for Alaska cruise ships.
Skagway has 13 RV parks within minutes of downtown, including Skagway Mountain View RV Park from $34/night, Garden City RV Park from $43/night, and Pullen Creek RV Park from $50/night with full hookups and showers.
Most Skagway RV parks operate seasonally from May to September to match the cruise and tourist season. A few may open earlier or close later depending on weather, but winter camping is extremely limited due to snow and cold temperatures.