Campsites

Campsites

Kathleen Lake campground is the perfect camping destination with sites nestled amongst the spruce tress and just a short walk from the shores of Kathleen Lake. Each of the 38 unserviced campsites has a picnic table and fire pit and the campground provides potable drinking water taps, firewood, bear-proof storage lockers, grey water sinks, bear-resistant garbage and recycling bins, outhouses, and a playground.

Campsites can accommodate tents, vans/pick-ups, tent trailers as well as trailers and motorhomes up to 30 ft. Although some sites may be able to accommodate a larger motorhome or trailer, there are no pull-through sites. Sites 7 and 13 are better suited for larger units as they have long, flat driveways. To help with accessibility needs, sites 3, 34 and 35 have stand up grills in addition to the fire rings and are close to the potable water taps and outhouse with ramp access. Campsite 32 is beside the playground.

2024 Camping season

From May 17 to September 22 at 11am

Reservations

Sites 1 to 19 operate on a first-come, first-served basis and self-registration can be completed at the campground kiosk. Sites 20 to 39, including the two group sites, can be reserved in advance through the Parks Canada reservation service.

Offering the option to reserve a campsite ahead of time brings some campers peace of mind. And for some campers, flexibility is key. By offering first-come, first-served AND reservable campsites we’ve got everyone covered!

Reservations at Kathleen Lake campsites can only be made up to 24 hours prior to the booking day. Reservable campsites not reserved prior to that period will be marked on site as available for one night and may be taken using the first-come, first-served system.

 Camping fees

*Camping fees are waived for Champagne and Aishihik First Nations and Kluane First Nation citizens. Please fill out the registration slip, and self identify.

Campground Rules

• A camping permit is required to camp at Kathleen Lake Campground.
• Check in time is after 3 p.m. and check out is 11 a.m.
• No more than 6 people and 2 sleeping structures (tents, campers, etc.) are allowed per site. Maximum of 2 vehicles parked on site.
• Quiet hours are from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Generators are not permitted during quiet hours. No excessive noise is permitted at any time.
• Always keep pets on a leash, in a kennel, or inside a vehicle. Do not leave pets unattended.
• All wildlife attractants (food, garbage, scented items, etc.) must be stored in a vehicle or hard-sided trailer or a bear-proof locker (see map). Parks Canada staff may enter unattended campsites to remove and secure wildlife attractants.
• Dispose of wastewater at the sink at the outhouses.
• Campfires must be within established fire rings and not left unattended.
• Do not move firewood into or out of the park. Local firewood is provided at the campground and should be burned onsite.
• Maximum length of stay at a campsite is 14 days.
• Any conduct or behaviour that unreasonably disturbs other campers, or their enjoyment of the park, is prohibited.
• Violation of these rules may result in the cancellation of your campground permit.

"Bare" Campsite Program

 All campers are required to adhere to the "Bare" Campsite Program