Dump Stations In Beaver Creek, Yukon -- Sani-Dumps Online
62.3828° N, 140.8797° W
Quick Overview
Beaver Creek is the westernmost community in Canada, sitting just 30 kilometres from the Alaska border on the Alaska Highway. It's the last -- or first -- Canadian stop for RVers crossing between the Yukon and Alaska, and it has several dump stations available with some offering free access. The RV dump station and sani-dump facilities here serve a vital role for travelers who've been pushing through the remote 300-kilometre stretch from Destruction Bay. This tiny community of about 100 people exists largely because of the highway, and its sanitary dump station options, fuel, and basic supplies are the final Canadian services before the US border. If you're heading into Alaska, dump and fuel up here -- the first American services at Tok are still 150 kilometres away. For southbound travelers entering Canada, Beaver Creek is your welcome-back stop to service your rig and adjust to Yukon conditions. The highway access is simple since everything sits right along the Alaska Highway corridor. Don't skip this stop if your tanks have any weight to them.
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All Dump Stations Near Beaver Creek
| Station Name | Distance | Rating | Category | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Westmark Beaver Creek RV Park | 0.1 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| 1202 Motor Inn & RV Park | 0.3 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
| Border City RV Park & Motel | 20.2 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| Texaco Gas Station | 52.4 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
Traveling to Beaver Creek by RV
The Alaska Highway (Highway 1) runs right through Beaver Creek as a two-lane road. From the east, Destruction Bay is about 300 kilometres away -- a solid four-hour drive through remote wilderness with almost no services. From the west, the Canada-US border is 30 kilometres away, and Tok, Alaska, is about 150 kilometres beyond that. Fuel is available but expensive -- the most costly on the Canadian side of the highway. The border crossing is generally straightforward for Canadian and American citizens, but have your documents ready and be prepared for inspection of your RV. Cell coverage is minimal and drops off once you leave town in either direction.
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Dump Station Costs in Beaver Creek
At Canada's western edge, everything costs more, and dump stations are no exception. Of the stations here, a portion% are free while a portion% charge a fee. Paid access can cost $15 to $25 per use, reflecting the extreme remoteness. Free stations are a significant savings opportunity. Fuel prices at Beaver Creek are the highest on the Canadian Alaska Highway, so fill up earlier if possible. Cash is king in this small community -- don't rely on card readers working consistently.
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Prices may vary. Always confirm with the station before visiting.
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Best Time to Visit Beaver Creek by RV
Winter
Nov - Feb
-40 to -10°F
Crowds: Low
Dump stations close for winter and most services scale back dramatically. The Alaska Highway stays open but extreme cold makes RV travel inadvisable.
Spring
Mar - May
-5 to 45°F
Crowds: Low
Facilities begin reopening in late May as temperatures warm. Early season travelers may find stations not yet operational in the first weeks of May.
Summer
Jun - Aug
40-70°F
Crowds: Medium
Alaska Highway traffic flows steadily through Beaver Creek all summer. Most travelers stop for fuel and dumping since this is the border community.
Fall
Sep - Oct
10-40°F
Crowds: Low
Southbound RVers returning from Alaska pass through in September. Stations close by early October as temperatures plunge toward winter levels.
Explore the Beaver Creek Area
Dump your tanks and fuel up regardless of your levels -- this is your last chance before crossing into Alaska or your first chance after entering Canada. The Buckshot Betty's cafe in town has been fueling Alaska Highway travelers for years and serves decent road food. Bring your own water hose for fill-ups at the dump station. Exchange currency before reaching Beaver Creek since services here don't always accommodate both Canadian and US dollars smoothly. Keep bear spray handy -- the surrounding wilderness is active grizzly and black bear territory throughout summer.
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Read more →Frequently Asked Questions About Dump Stations in Beaver Creek
Where can I dump my RV tanks in Beaver Creek?
Beaver Creek has dump stations along the Alaska Highway near the community centre. It's a small town, so options are limited. Check the listings on this page for current details and seasonal hours.
Are there free dump stations in Beaver Creek?
Yes, free dump station access is available in Beaver Creek. Take advantage of it here since services are sparse for hundreds of kilometres in both directions along the Alaska Highway.
How much does it cost to dump at a station in Beaver Creek?
Free access is available, and paid stations can charge $15 to $25 per use. Remote border-town pricing is high, so free options represent real savings for Alaska Highway travelers.
Is Beaver Creek the last stop before Alaska?
Yes, Beaver Creek is the last Canadian community before the Alaska border, just 30 kilometres west. Dump your tanks, fuel up, and stock any supplies here. The next services in Alaska are at Tok, about 150 kilometres past the border.
Where can I dump my RV tanks in Beaver Creek?
Beaver Creek has dump stations along the Alaska Highway near the community centre. It's a small town, so options are limited. Check the listings on this page for current details and seasonal hours.
Are there free dump stations in Beaver Creek?
Yes, free dump station access is available in Beaver Creek. Take advantage of it here since services are sparse for hundreds of kilometres in both directions along the Alaska Highway.
How much does it cost to dump at a station in Beaver Creek?
Free access is available, and paid stations can charge $15 to $25 per use. Remote border-town pricing is high, so free options represent real savings for Alaska Highway travelers.
Is Beaver Creek the last stop before Alaska?
Yes, Beaver Creek is the last Canadian community before the Alaska border, just 30 kilometres west. Dump your tanks, fuel up, and stock any supplies here. The next services in Alaska are at Tok, about 150 kilometres past the border.
Are there free dump stations in Beaver Creek?
Yes — there are free RV waste disposal options available near Beaver Creek.
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