Business Details
12 Years
experience
Your Yukon Adventure Starts Here
Johnson's Crossing Lodge has been a cornerstone of Yukon hospitality since our reopening in spring 2014 following extensive renovations by owners Frank and Sandy. Strategically located at Mile 836 of the Alaska Highway, we combine historical significance with modern amenities for travelers seeking comfort in Canada's north country. Our lodge offers 24/7 seasonal accommodations complemented by high-speed WiFi, ensuring guests stay connected while exploring remote wilderness areas. The restaurant serves hearty home-cooked meals featuring fresh-baked goods like our famous cinnamon buns, with dietary accommodations available upon request.Our retail space showcases Yukon-made crafts, local food products, and essential travel supplies. As the southern gateway to the historic Canol Road, we provide critical information and provisions for adventurers tackling this challenging 4x4 route. Our property includes dedicated RV parking, tent camping areas, and fuel services for both vehicles and outdoor excursions. With panoramic mountain views and direct river access for fishing and photography, we offer a complete Yukon experience from our 6029'21.93N, 13317'40.33W coordinates.
Services
Motel Rooms
RV Park
Restaurant
Bakery
Souvenir Shop
Fuel Station
Camping Supplies
Fishing Access
Canol Road Access
WiFi Service
Details
- Year established: 2014
Highlights and features
- Year-round operation with seasonal 24/7 availability
- Home-cooked meals with dietary accommodations
- Strategic location at Canol Road southern terminus
- High-speed WiFi for remote workers and travelers
- Comprehensive shipping for hard-to-find souvenirs
Services
Motel Rooms
Our renovated motel rooms provide comfortable overnight accommodations with modern amenities. Each room offers convenient highway access and scenic mountain views. Guests receive complimentary high-speed WiFi for staying connected during remote travel.
RV Park
Dedicated RV parking spaces accommodate large vehicles with full hook-up capabilities. The park provides easy access to fuel services and retail amenities while maintaining proximity to wilderness attractions and fishing locations.
Restaurant
Serving home-cooked meals daily featuring Yukon-sourced ingredients. Our menu includes breakfast options, hearty lunches, and dinner specials with dietary accommodations available. The bakery section features fresh-baked goods like giant cinnamon buns and turnovers.
Souvenir Shop
Browse locally made crafts, books, and specialty food products including birch syrup and jams. Our inventory changes seasonally with shipping options available for oversized items or specialty purchases.
Canol Road Access
Official southern terminus of historic Highway 6. We provide route information, fuel services, and expedition supplies for travelers tackling this remote 4x4 route to Ross River and beyond.
People
Frank
Co-Owner
Co-owner with Sandy since 2013, Frank has led the lodge's transformation while maintaining its historical character. With deep Yukon knowledge, he ensures guests receive authentic northern hospitality and accurate route information.
Sandy
Co-Owner
Co-owner since 2013, Sandy oversees daily operations and guest services. Her attention to detail ensures visitors enjoy comfortable accommodations and quality dining experiences while exploring Yukon's wilderness routes.
Questions
What amenities are available at Johnsons Crossing Lodge?
We offer motel rooms, RV parking, camping areas, fuel services, a bakery with fresh-baked goods, home-cooked meals, and a retail shop with Yukon-made products.
What is the Canol Road connection?
We're the official southern gateway to the historic Canol Road (Highway 6), providing fuel, provisions, and route information for this challenging 4x4 adventure route to Ross River.
Are there dining options available?
Our restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with daily specials including homemade hamburgers, pancakes, and our famous giant cinnamon buns.
What outdoor activities are nearby?
Direct river access for fishing, mountain views for photography, and proximity to hiking trails. The property also serves as a base for Canol Road expeditions.
Is internet access available?
High-speed WiFi is provided complimentary for all overnight guests with password access available at check-in.
Reviews (3)
Joan Taylor
Oct 12, 2021
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There are not enough words to describe how absolutely AWESOME Frank and Sandy are!!! my Husband had an issue with his truck on hos way to Alaska and they went way out of their way to help including helping him retrieve a part. They are the true meaning of customer care! THANK YOU!!!😊❤
Lisa McCallum
Apr 30, 2019
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Amazing staff and awesome food! Super nice way to introduce you to the Yukon feel ❤️❤️
Amanda Ballard
Apr 30, 2019
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I did not have a good experience at this lodge. Not only did I not feel welcomed there as a customer when I walked in, but I was also lied too. I would have been a paying customer until I asked if I could use their wifi while I ate. The owner (without hesitating) said they didn't have it, yet the modem was right there in plain sight. Then she tells me they don't let people use it because they pay good money for it. But yet people expect it. I told her of course they do, yourlodge is in an area with no cell service and she said that, that wasn't her fault. My thoughts were sure it isn't your fault