Location, location, location! The water front sites are amazing, but also the sites by the road…read moreare pleasant as well. It is located right at the end of the Main Street with cute shops, grocery stores and museums that are an easy walk away. Nick, the Park Manager, was friendly and readily available to sell wood or answer questions.

Overall it's a great rv park in a great location!Nice staff. Nice facilities. Fantastic view. Easy…read morewalk to downtown. However, there are a few issues. Restrooms aren't cleaned well, no paper towels and the large ladies shower smells like urine. There was a turd on the floor. My husband said the men's bathroom smells of urine and needs a good clean. Surprisingly as the property is so nice.

Pullen Creek RV Park in Skagway, Alaska, is highly rated for its unbeatable location right next to…read morethe historic downtown and the small boat harbor. Campers praise the level gravel pads, clean restrooms, and reliable Wi-Fi, making it a convenient basecamp for exploring Skagway and the surrounding wilderness.

We stayed at this Rv park previously. It's a great place to stay. The people are friendly and…read moreprofessional.

Cute! Bed was small but comfy. An actual quilt on the bed rather than a hotel bedspread. Full size…read moreshampoo. Very clean. Shower only but that works for me. Roomy bathroom and it was reasonably priced. Coffee available in the office with large creamers not just the tiny cups. Convenient because you can park your vehicle right by your door.

This is where we are staying next time we are in Skagway. Big rooms (lot's of elbow room for 2…read moreadults with 2 kids), big bathroom, and very nice and helpful hosts. It's not the fanciest place in Skagway but we appreciated the elbow room and the hosts were great. You may want to bring earplugs as you could hear folks walking across the walkway deck outside or ask for a room that has direct access to the parking area. Still, this is where we are staying next time.

Words can not begin to express how wonderful our stay with Laura and Byron at "A Sheltered Harbor…read moreBed & Breakfast" was. Upon arriving to Haines our party had the intention of camping, only to find our favorite campground was closed. We decided to explore our options and came across this gem of a location with the sweetest owners possible. Not knowing what to expect in both cost and accommodations we were pleasantly surprised to find reasonable rates, clean rooms, a stunning view (balcony included), downtown within walking distance and, if that wasn't enough, a wonderful hot breakfast the next morning. We cannot recommend this place enough and plan to return in the future! Many thanks again to Byron and Laura for their upmost hospitality.

Excellent B&B at a very convenient location at an excellent price point. Comfortable and clean…read morerooms as well as a fully stocked common area for coffee, tea or snacks. Private entrance and plenty of parking. Filling hot breakfast cooked by your friendly hostess Laura. Walking distance to the town's best restaurant "Fireweed." I'd stay again in a heartbeat.

Amazing view here and same price as portage cove campground in town however you have access to an…read moreindoor well kept bathroom here and can actually park your car here unlike portage cove. It is closer to the ferry terminal than the terminal is to town if that's how you are traveling. You can also purchase showers for 7$ that don't have a time limit like some places in town. The owners are extremely friendly and I would definitely recommend staying here. Also you can still get 4g service this far out which I though was incredible.

The Gathering Place has been the best place. The view is amazing and Frank and Cheri Kutch make…read moreyou feel like you are family. They go out of their way to make you feel welcome. We met some wonderful people who now are friends. We sat out by the fire every night, cooked dinner and just had great conversations. If you ever go to Haines, please call The Gathering Place. The cabins are wonderful. We stayed in our RV. Both are great. Why stay in town that will cost you double and not as beautiful.

Best accommodations in town. Highly recommend!!!! Stayed at Guardhouse for a week, felt like…read morestaying with family! Phyllis, Joanne and their dog Harry welcomed us into their home and I was so comfortable I hated to leave. Super clean with comfortable beds. The views are breathe taking. In the mornings I enjoyed and English muffin with the most delicious homemade honey butter! Anytime I go to Haines in the future, I will definitely be staying here!

I LOVED going out to Burrow Creek Lodge!! The views were INCREDIBLE!! Davey was super knowledgeable…read moreon our hike! On the way back we saw a whale and a Bald Eagle!! Highly, highly recommend going out to Burrow Creek!

While we were on our Alaskan Cruise, we took an excursions in Skagway. We met with our tour guide…read morenear the dock, and took a quick boat ride across the Lynn Canal to the other side. The Lodge was located right off the small dock. They had a quite spacious land around the lodge, and even thought it was grey and misty out, we could still see across the water and a few cruise ships. As soon as we entered the lodge, it was so warm and welcoming, it was great! They offered mimosa, and of course, we didn't say no. They also had other drinks like Alaskan Beer, which my hubby also had in addition to the mimosa. After a nice mimosa, the "naturalist" staff took us for a quick walk outside. Then, we followed the guide and the wooden signs towards the waterfall. It was not very far, and we could hear the gushing water from nearby distance. Once we arrived at the Waterfall Grotto, it was so powerful and strong, it reminded me of a Seinfeld Show when George (a.k.a. Marine Biologist) said "The sea was angry that day my friends"...LOL. Even our guide was amazed at its powerful flow, he said that it is normally more calm, but with the rain, it has become a monster. After a nice little walk to the waterfall, we went on a rainforest hike. The guide took us to the top of the hill, we got to see another waterfall, also powerful and beautiful. The view from up here was really nice, nothing but nature. After the hike, we returned to the lodge, and it was time for Dungeness crab and shrimp boil! The staff had it all cooked up in one pot, and was just getting them onto a HUGE bowl. It was oh-so-good-for-your-soul food! Then, it was time for dessert. They had big marshmallows, graham crackers and chocolate, calling out for S'more lovers, and decadent double chocolate brownies. We learned a lot about the rich history about Burro Creek, and the beautiful nature surrounding the area. We took in lots of fresh air and delicious food, and had loads of fun! This was THE best excursion that we took during our Alaskan Cruise.

Fort Seward Condos is a lovely place to stay. It is located within walking distance of the town of…read moreHaines. Being situated above the Parade Grounds, you have one of the best vistas in the area. It is a fully furnished apartment, so you feel right at home. Annette, the manager, is very hospitable and will invite you to impromptu afternoon get togethers on the lawn, where you can meet many of the friendly people of Haines while enjoying the spectacular view. The best place to stay in Haines for extended visits, and monthly rates are reasonable.