Dump Stations In Stewart Crossing, Yukon -- Sani-Dumps Online
63.3752° N, 136.6780° W
Quick Overview
Stewart Crossing is a small junction settlement on the Klondike Highway where the Silver Trail branches east toward Mayo and Keno City. Located about 180 kilometres north of Carmacks and 190 kilometres south of Dawson City, it's a practical service stop on the long Klondike Highway drive. You'll find several dump stations here, with some offering free access. The local RV dump station and sani-dump facility serves Klondike Highway travelers and those heading up the Silver Trail. The sanitary dump station access at Stewart Crossing fills an important gap -- between Carmacks and Dawson City, this is one of very few places to service your rig's tanks. The Stewart River flows past the settlement, and the junction character of the location means you'll see RVers coming from multiple directions during the summer travel season. It's a small stop, but on the Klondike Highway, any stop with a working dump station is worth noting.
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All Dump Stations Near Stewart Crossing
| Station Name | Distance | Rating | Category | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keno City Campground | 56.1 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| Whispering Willows Campground - RV Park | — | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
Traveling to Stewart Crossing by RV
The Klondike Highway (Highway 2) passes through Stewart Crossing on the route between Whitehorse and Dawson City. From the south, Carmacks is about 180 kilometres away. From the north, Dawson City is approximately 190 kilometres. The Silver Trail (Highway 11) branches east toward Mayo (about 50 km) and Keno City (about 110 km). The Klondike Highway is paved and generally in acceptable condition, though the usual Yukon cautions about frost heaves and wildlife apply. Fuel is available at Stewart Crossing but prices are high. Basic supplies may be available at the lodge, but don't count on anything beyond snacks and essentials.
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Dump Station Costs in Stewart Crossing
Stewart Crossing's remote location means dump station access is limited but valuable. Of the stations available, a portion% are free while a portion% charge a fee. Paid options can run $10 to $15 per use. The free access saves real money for travelers who've been on the road for days heading to or from Dawson City. Fuel and supplies at this small junction are priced for remoteness, so budget accordingly. Cash is strongly recommended since card payment infrastructure is inconsistent in small Yukon settlements.
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Best Time to Visit Stewart Crossing by RV
Winter
Nov - Feb
-45 to -10°F
Crowds: Low
Dump stations are closed due to extreme cold. The Klondike Highway stays open, but winter conditions are severe and services at Stewart Crossing are minimal or closed.
Spring
Mar - May
-10 to 45°F
Crowds: Low
Facilities reopen in late May. Spring ice breakup on the Stewart River can temporarily affect local conditions near the bridge and riverside facilities.
Summer
Jun - Aug
42-72°F
Crowds: Low
Klondike Highway traffic provides steady but light use of the dump station. Travelers heading to Dawson City or the Silver Trail stop here for fuel and tank service.
Fall
Sep - Oct
10-40°F
Crowds: Low
Southbound travelers from Dawson City pass through in September. Stations close by early October, and the settlement is very quiet through the long northern winter.
Explore the Stewart Crossing Area
Dump your tanks at Stewart Crossing even if they're not full -- the next option northbound isn't until Dawson City, a solid two-and-a-half-hour drive away. If you're considering the Silver Trail to Mayo and Keno City, top off fuel and dump here before heading east since services on that route are minimal. The Stewart River at the crossing makes for a quick scenic break from highway driving. Keep bear spray within reach during any stops along this corridor, and don't leave food outside your rig. Cell service is virtually nonexistent at Stewart Crossing and along the Silver Trail.
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Read more →Frequently Asked Questions About Dump Stations in Stewart Crossing
Where can I dump my RV tanks at Stewart Crossing?
Stewart Crossing has a dump station near the highway junction where the Klondike Highway meets the Silver Trail. Check the listing on this page for current availability and seasonal operating details.
Are there free dump stations at Stewart Crossing?
Yes, free dump station access is available at Stewart Crossing. On the remote Klondike Highway, free access between Carmacks and Dawson City is a valuable find for budget-conscious RV travelers.
Should I dump here or push on to Dawson City?
If your tanks have any significant weight, dump at Stewart Crossing. Dawson City is still roughly 190 kilometres north -- about two and a half hours of driving with no services in between. Dump when you can on the Klondike Highway.
Can I take the Silver Trail to Keno City in a large RV?
The road to Mayo is paved and manageable. The gravel section from Mayo to Keno City is about 60 kilometres and can be narrow in spots. Smaller rigs handle it fine, but larger Class A motorhomes should assess conditions before committing.
Where can I dump my RV tanks at Stewart Crossing?
Stewart Crossing has a dump station near the highway junction where the Klondike Highway meets the Silver Trail. Check the listing on this page for current availability and seasonal operating details.
Are there free dump stations at Stewart Crossing?
Yes, free dump station access is available at Stewart Crossing. On the remote Klondike Highway, free access between Carmacks and Dawson City is a valuable find for budget-conscious RV travelers.
Should I dump here or push on to Dawson City?
If your tanks have any significant weight, dump at Stewart Crossing. Dawson City is still roughly 190 kilometres north -- about two and a half hours of driving with no services in between. Dump when you can on the Klondike Highway.
Can I take the Silver Trail to Keno City in a large RV?
The road to Mayo is paved and manageable. The gravel section from Mayo to Keno City is about 60 kilometres and can be narrow in spots. Smaller rigs handle it fine, but larger Class A motorhomes should assess conditions before committing.
Are there free dump stations in Stewart Crossing?
Yes — there are free RV waste disposal options available near Stewart Crossing.
