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Piperman

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Posted: 01/26/03 05:32pm

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The Yukon Vacation guide states,"Yukon Government campground permits must be purchased in advance".
Does this mean I have to know were I am going to stop for the night before I buy a permit?
What if I just want to stop when I find a nice place or decide to stay a few days after arrival?
Can I buy a permit at the site?
The guide also states,"overnight camping is permitted in designated areas only".
Does this mean I cannot boondock in the Yukon or is it just a referance to the government campgrounds?
When are the campgrounds open? I plan on arriving in the Yukon in early May.
Thanks
Bruce

Luke Porter

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Posted: 01/26/03 07:25pm

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No, they don't have to be purchased in advance. Usually (most often) they have someone come around and collect. If they miss you and you were unable to get a permit, you are allowed to get one later and deposit it at another campground--on the honor system.

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