Operating Hours & Seasons

 
"Moore Homestead, a blue Victorian home in front of a grassy lawn.
The Moore Homestead is a quiet place to visit when touring the Skagway Historic District.

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Moore House Exhibit
See exhibits in this restored home of Skagway's first homesteading family.

Hours vary, check at visitor center on 2nd and Broadway for daily schedule. This museum is closed during the park's winter season, early October- late April.

Located at 5th and Spring in the Skagway Historic District.

This facility is wheelchair accessible and service animals are welcome. This building does not have restrooms.

 
A white square building with large sign reading "Jeff. Smiths Parlor" stands behind a chain-link fence.
Jeff. Smiths Parlor

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Jeff. Smiths' Parlor Museum
Tour the inside of one of the oldest museums in Alaska dedicated to "Soapy" Smith, early Alaskan oddities, and other curiosities now restored to its 1960s glory.

Tour times vary. Check at the Visitor Center the day of your visit for times and to pick up a free, timed-entry ticket.

The museum is closed during the park's winter season, early October through April.

Located on 2nd Ave just west of Broadway in the Skagway Historic District.

This facility is wheelchair accessible. This building does not have restrooms.

 
Dyea campground with site locations superimposed over satellite image
Aerial view of Dyea Campground

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Dyea Campground

Located 9 miles outside of Skagway via gravel access road. More information is available on our Campgrounds page.

Open daily year-round, when free of snow.
Contact the park for current conditions.

 

Last updated: July 29, 2025

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Contact Info

Mailing Address:

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
P.O. Box 517

Skagway, AK 99840

Phone:

907 983-9200

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