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Located at the historical mile 836 of the Alaska Highway, Johnson's Crossing Lodge offers a wide range of services to both locals and tourists. Our lodge is easily accessible, just after the long Teslin River bridge on the inside corner while heading north towards Whitehorse, Yukon. We are situated 127 km south of Whitehorse or 50 km north of Teslin.
New Owners, New Experiences
Purchased late in the fall of 2013 and reopened for business in the spring of 2014, the new owners, Frank and Sandy, have renovated the hotel and restaurant at Johnson's Crossing. With high-speed WiFi available for all overnight guests, you can stay connected with your loved ones back home. Our facility is open year-round, offering you a home away from home, no matter the season.
Amenities Galore
At Johnson's Crossing Lodge, we offer a variety of amenities, including home cooking, camping supplies, local artisan products, fuel/gasoline, hotel rooms, large RV parking spots, a tenting area, and fishing, boating, and hunting opportunities. Whether you're passing through or staying for a while, we have everything you need to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable.
Experience Our Bakery
Our bakery is famous for its giant cinnamon buns, cherry & apple turnovers, yummy scones, gigantic cookies, homemade bread & buns, and more. Pair these with our homemade hamburgers for lunch or supper, or our hearty breakfast options like French toast, pancakes, and bacon/eggs. We can accommodate any special dietary needs, ensuring that everyone can enjoy our meals.
Our Souvenir Shop
Our souvenir shop includes books and maps, locally made handcrafts, blankets, birch syrup, jams, jellies, and more. We are always updating our stocks, and if there is something you would like but can't take with you, we will be happy to ship it to you. Our lodge is the starting point for the Canol Road, historical highway #6 that takes you right into the North West Territories.
The Canol Road
The Canol Road is a historical highway that stretches 925 km from the Canol oil fields to the refinery in Whitehorse. Constructed in the summer of 1942, it was a massive undertaking, with 25,000 workers toiling through extreme conditions to complete the project. Today, it offers an excellent setting for landscape photography, with its mountainous terrain, flowing rivers, and vast wilderness.
Getting Here
Johnson's Crossing Lodge is located at historical mile 836 of the Alaska Highway on Highway #1 in the Yukon. You can find the entrance to our campground, hotel, gas station, and restaurant just after the long Teslin River bridge as you are heading north towards Whitehorse, YT. Whether you're driving from Teslin or Whitehorse, we are conveniently located along the highway.
Exceptional Staff and Service
Many reviewers have praised Frank and Sandy, the staff at this lodge, for their outstanding customer care. They have gone above and beyond to help customers, as seen in Joan Taylor's review, where the staff helped her husband retrieve a part for his truck. The lodge has also been commended for its amazing staff and food, providing a great Yukon experience.
Disappointing Customer Service
On the other hand, Amanda Ballard had a terrible experience at the lodge. She felt unwelcome and was lied to by the owner, who claimed the lodge didn't have Wi-Fi, when in fact it was readily available. Amanda was unhappy with the owner's dishonesty and cancelled her order.
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