Déi Łèiłú and walk-in sites closed at Conrad Campground
Déi Łèiłú (Butterfly Trail) and the walk-in tenting sites (#30-36) at Conrad Campground are closed due to bear activity.
Conrad Campground
Road accessible campground
Region
Southern Lakes
Total sites
35
Pull through
2
Serviced
to
Gate Open
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Site description
- The Yukon’s newest campground with several sites overlooking the lake. Six walk-in sites.
- The Tagish name for the lake, Tséi Zhéłe' Méne', refers to the howling sound made by the wind in the rocks across the lake.
- The now-abandoned town of Conrad City supported the Venus silver mine in the early 1900s.
- Hike the Déi Łèiłú (Butterfly Trail) loop in the campground or the nearby Sam McGee Trail up the mountain, also called the Mountain Hero Trail. It connects to Carcross's famous mountain bike trail system. The new Déi Łèiłú was built in partnership with Singletrack to Success and Carcross/Tagish First Nation. Interpretation will be developed in collaboration with the Conrad Historic Site committee.
- There are no reservable campsites at this campground.
Campground peak times:
May
June
July
August
September
Location
Highway
Klondike Highway
Highway kilometre
90.0
Secondary road kilometre
0.0
GPS coordinates
60.069359°N 134.571715°W
Map download
Conrad Campground map
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Site directions
Located on Tagish Lake’s Windy Arm, about 16 km south of Carcross. The campground shares the access road with Conrad Historic Site.
Services available
Outhouse unisex
Bear-proof garbage bins
Blue bear-proof recycling bins
Picnic tables
Cook shelter
Fire ring
Bear-proof cache
Hiking trails
Playground
At least 1 wheelchair accessible outhouse
At least 1 wheelchair accessible campsite
Sandy or cobble beach within short walking distance
Tent pads or sites available via walking trail
Walk-in sites
Date modified: 2025-07-24