Day 46 Ends @ the Tok RV Village

Tok, which has a population of little more than 1,700, began as a construction camp on the Alcan Highway back in 1942. Today, it provides services for travelers entering and exiting Alaska at Port Alcan ... some 90 miles away.

After nearly a week of boondocking and dry camping, it was time to stay at a campground with hook-ups ... clean up the rig ... do laundry. I had initially planned on staying at Sourdough Campground, but the Tok RV Village looked better maintained. As well, being in the heart of town, it had better GCI data signal. So, we switched our plans.

A big section of the campground that has 50A FHU sites is closed; the smaller section had a number of big rigs parked already. So, we opted for a 30A FHU site ... #307 in the row farthest from the road ... overlooking the woods. With most of the campground empty, and the two other rigs in this section all staggered, it feels like we’re all alone ... with amenities, this time.

We’ll be here three nights ... exploring the area and doing chores and errands.Baca lagi