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Yes. We absolutely took our 37 foot travel trailer on the Dalton Highway all the way to Coldfoot! The Dalton is an extremely rough, mostly gravel road that goes all the way to the Arctic Ocean. You'll get to experience true Alaskan wilderness as there is virtually nothing along the route! BUT despite it being so remote there are actually places to boondock along your journey should you choose to take it. Below you'll find a list of the places we stayed. Please note, the highway itself has many pullouts that are owned by the oil company. You are not permitted to camp at ANY of those. The BLM office manages a couple camp grounds which are the only places allowed for camping. Most are free, one is $8 per night.
5 Mile Campground
Location: 65°55'06.7"N 149°49'39.4"W
Length We Stayed: 1 night
Solitude: 1 other camper plus a camp host
Services: Dump $5, Water, Trash, Vault Toilets
Cell Coverage: none
Time of year we stayed: June
Arctic Circle Campground
Location: 66.55776069684636, -150.79289470877177
Length We Stayed: We didn't stay overnight here
Solitude: Nice area, smaller spots
Services: Currently Under Construction
Cell Coverage: none
Time of year we stayed: June
Marion Creek Campground
Location: 67.31691741181587, -150.15908819876108
Length We Stayed: 1 night
Solitude: several tent campers plus a camp host
Services: $8 per night, Dump, Water, Trash, Vault Toilets
Cell Coverage: none
Time of year we stayed: June
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