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Tombstone Facilities for Campers
Yukon Government Photo / Talus Lake cook shelter
Bear proof canisters (for food, cosmetics, garbage and other attractants) can be rented from the Tombstone Interpretive Centre for a refundable deposit of $60 and are essential for safe back country travel in Tombstone Territorial Park.
Tombstone Mountain Campground
Facilities for the self-contained traveler include fire places, tables, pit toilets, bear-proof storage, and water from the river or holding tank.
Backcountry Campground Reservations
Grizzly Lake, Divide Lake & Talus Lake campgrounds are located in the Tombstone backcountry.
From June 15th to Sept 15th, reservations and permits are required.
For more information visit the Backcountry Camping in Tombstone page.
Additional Resources
Contact the Parks BranchEnvironment Yukon Government of Yukon Yukon Parks – Klondike Region P.O. Box 600 Dawson City, Yukon Canada Y0B 1G0 Telephone: 867-993-7714 (Monday to Thursday. April to October Only) Tombstone Interpretive Centre (May to September only) Email: tombstonecentre@gmail.com Yukon Parks - Whitehorse Main Office Phone: 867-667-5648 Email: yukon.parks@gov.yk.ca |
