RVing to Alaska & Yukon Ep. 6 - Visiting Seward (Glacier Dog Sledding, Dinner Cruise, Hiking & more)

[@susans6510]

Thanks very much for doing these videos - I'm finding them really helpful in planning our 2025 Alaska & Yukon RV trip. :)

[@TrueNorthCamping]

You’re welcome Susan…glad they’re helping you plan. Have an amazing trip!!

[@scottstrobbe9920]

Another great video! Really well done and informative. Making reservations for the busy areas is a great idea. Looking forward to the next one. Cheers!

[@TrueNorthCamping]

Thanks Scott, really glad you enjoyed it!

[@Lakehouse5]

We are planning our Alaska trip in June of 2024. I really enjoy your videos, well done and easy to follow. Love the RV Parky app!!

[@TrueNorthCamping]

Thank you Julie. We really really appreciate the feedback and are glad to hear that you are finding them helpful!

[@diann546]

You did a fantastic job with the zoom lens.

[@TrueNorthCamping]

Thanks Diann.

[@darwinvandenbosch9617]

Planning going 2024 enjoying or videos

[@TrueNorthCamping]

Thank you! We hope you have a fantastic trip!

[@alderocher9857]

have enjoyed nearly all of your videos!!! We are planning our trip to alaska for august 2023. we will be driving an suv from northern lower michigan, and staying at motels (we hope). would love to hear your feedback. Wish you could have included mileage from one destination to the next, but my buddy google will help me figure it out. GREAT videos. tried to watch some others, but they just couldn't keep my attention. THANKS!!!

[@TrueNorthCamping]

Thanks so much Al. Im not sure I have many ideas re motel stays but I do recommend a couple of facebook groups for people making this trip and I have seen people there talk about motels. Theres RVing to Alaska - Original, and Alaska RV Travellers. Hopefully they will also be good resources for you. Have a fantastic trip!

[@carlosballi5897]

Hello it’s Carlos from Tx I’m really enjoying your Alaska videos. I would like to make that trip in about a year and a half. What’s the average price for camping with hook ups.

[@TrueNorthCamping]

Hi Carlos, thanks very much. The most expensive full service campground we stayed at was in Homer ($75/night+tax). Most others with full hook ups were in the $50-60 range. But there are lots of campgrounds with partial services or with dry camping that are more affordable. We really enjoyed the Yukon Govt CGs - $20 Canadian with free fire wood. And of course there’s lots of opportunities for free boondocking in Yukon and Alaska. In Episode 12 of our series we break down our expenses - our avg camping cost per night was $32. Have a great trip and adventure!

[@The_Traveling_Caldwells]

What size truck do you use to pull your trailer?

[@TrueNorthCamping]

Hi Cindy, our Truck is a 2021 Ram 1500 (5.7 hemi) with a 3.92 ratio and limited slip differential. The trailer is a Rockwood Minilite 2109s, 21 feet, 4100 lbs and a 550 lb tongue weight. If the trailer were any bigger/heavier I’d probably upgrade the truck to a 2500….That’s just my opinion. Hope you enjoyed the video.