Beaver Creek has a population of 140 year-round and 200 in the summer months. Canada Customs and Immigration is open 24 hours—all traffic entering Canada (all traffic from the north) must stop  for clearance. U.S. Customs is located 34 km/20 miles north of Beaver Creek on the Alaska Highway.  Post office with limited hours. Service stations, garages, cafes, motels and hotels. CBC Yukon Network dial 690.

Information/Emergency

Yukon Visitor Reception Centre on the highway near the Westmark Hotel. Open from mid-May to  Sept. 8am - 8pm, 7 days a week.

Post Office open Mondays, Wednesday and Friday. Stamps and a mail box are available at the Mini-Mart on the highway.

Bank has limited hours.

Pool open during summer months.

Emergency Clinic and first aid station. There is a nurse on call 862-4444; RCMP 862-5555;  Ambulance service 862-3333.

Accommodations

1202 Motor Inn 867-862-7600. Excellent home-cooked meals, rooms with microwaves, fridge and air conditioning; souvenirs and liquor store. Fresh baked cinnamon buns, pies & goodies. e-mail: 1202motorinn@northwestel.net

Camping

1202 Motor Inn - 867-862-7600 or toll free 1-800-661-0540. RV Park with 30-amp service, public showers. Dump station.

Things To Do
Centennial Anniversaries Display This display has an information panel on each celebration that took place in the Yukon from 1995 to 2000. There is also a larger panel dedicated to Beaver Creek. The faces of the people in the display are those of locals. There are several residents that helped with the construction of this display but the main artist for the mannequins was Mr. Tim Cant.