Canada

Tay River Territorial Campground — Campbell Highway

Established Campground

The Tay River Territorial Campground sits along the Campbell Highway (Yukon Highway 4) near the Tay River crossing, deep in Pelly Mountains country. It’s a quiet, shaded pull-off with basic territorial amenities — pit toilets, fire rings, picnic tables, and river access for water if you treat it. Traffic through here is light and the pace is slow. Good spot to stretch out before or after the Faro corridor runs.

Campbell Highway can throw serious washboard between Ross River and Watson Lake — plan accordingly on tire pressure and suspension. Campground is accessible to high-clearance 2WD rigs running the highway. No hookups, no reservations — first come, first served. Cell service is absent. Keep a bear box or hang your food; grizzly country out here is not a suggestion.

Riverside camp on the lonely Campbell Highway.

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Place Details

TypeEstablished Campground
Street addressCampbell Highway, Yukon Get directions →
Nearest townRoss River, YT
Minimum vehicleHigh-clearance 2WD
Access road surfaceGravel
Cell serviceNone
Cost (USD/night, 0 = free)Free
Reservation requiredNo
Stay limit (nights)14 nights
Best seasonJune-September
Land managerOther
Permit requiredNo
AmenitiesFire ring, Picnic table, Toilets
Coordinates   Open directions
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