Chilkoot Trail accommodation · Checked October 2026

Where to stay from Happy Camp to Bare Loon Lake

3 places · 3 camping on the Happy Camp → Bare Loon Lake section of the Chilkoot Trail, in Bare Loon Lake, Deep Lake, Lindeman City. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are listed so you can book ahead.

Bare Loon Lake

Bare Loon Lake campground (Parks Canada)

  • Camping
  • Seasonal — call ahead

Popular lakeside campground 13.7 km after Happy Camp and 6.4 km before Bennett, at 747 m, with 19 wooden tent platforms, a picnic shelter, bear lockers and an outhouse. Beavers are active, so treat all water.

Deep Lake

Deep Lake campground (Parks Canada)

  • Camping
  • Seasonal — call ahead

Small, quiet campground at treeline, 4 km after Happy Camp at 884 m, with 12 tent sites on platforms and ground, a cooking area with a picnic table (no shelter), bear lockers and an outhouse. Reserve with your Parks Canada permit.

Lindeman City

Lindeman City upper campground (Parks Canada)

  • Camping
  • Seasonal — call ahead

Gold-rush tent city on Lindeman Lake, 8.8 km after Happy Camp at 670 m, with 25 ground tent sites and a log cabin with a wood stove; the lower campground is closed to camping. Parks Canada has a staff cabin here but it is not staffed every day.

Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "not confirmed by the operator" are listed on OpenStreetMap or in guides but could not be confirmed as open in 2026 on an official page. Campgrounds on the Chilkoot Trail have tent platforms or pads, bear lockers, outhouses and a cooking shelter at most sites. Sleeping in the shelters is not allowed, open fires are banned, and all water must be treated.

Walk Happy Camp to Bare Loon Lake with Outest

The Chilkoot Trail route works offline in Outest, with these places on the map and a trail guide you can ask about water, weather and the next village.