Climb rock cliffs, boat around lakes, and spot eagles when camping near Yukon.
Route 66 and Chisholm Trail pass through Yukon, making it a beacon for history and outdoor camping adventures. Head east to Keystone State Park to see American eagles and over 80 species of butterflies. After hiking the forest’s trails, stay in a nearby RV park with flush toilets, running water, and firepits. Cabin rentals in the area offer furnished interiors with free wifi for a warm stay. Drive an hour out of town to Roman Nose State Park and discover its canyons, gypsum rock cliffs, and natural springs. Tent, RV, and trailer campsites in the area provide electrical hookups, potable water, and hot showers. Indulge and try nearby glamping accommodations with fireplaces and spacious floor plans. Finally, a journey southeast to Lake Thunderbird State Park takes campers to the eponymous lake with two marinas, two swim beaches, and nine boat ramps. Get comfortable in nearby tent and RV campgrounds with barbecue grills, pet-friendly spaces, and full hookups.