★★★
Holiday home
Whitehorse
9.8/10

Oma's and Opa's Northern Lights Viewing Cabin

Comfortable Accommodation: Oma's and Opa's Northern Lights Viewing Cabin in Whitehorse offers a holiday home with one bedroom and a living room. The property features a sun terrace, garden, and free WiFi. Modern Amenities: Guests enjoy a kitchenette, balcony, patio, and outdoor fireplace. Additional facilities include a waterpark, outdoor seating area, picnic area, family rooms, full-day security, and bicycle parking. Convenient Location: Located 29 km from Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport, the property is near attractions such as S. S. Klondike National Historic Site (32 km) and Miles Canyon Suspension Bridge (38 km). Guests appreciate the scenic views and the convenient location.

Top location: Highly rated by recent guests (9.9)
Free private parking available on-site

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Kids

Children of any age are welcome.

Dogs

Pets are not allowed.

Address

1034 Klondike Highway, Y1A 6P1 Whitehorse, Canada, Whitehorse, Canada

Facilities

Free WiFi Free parking Family rooms The entire place is yours 400 ft² size Free on-site parking Balcony View Kitchenette Shower

Gallery

a sign for the naac and otas cabin northern lights at lake la at Oma's and Opa's Northern Lights Viewing Cabin in Whitehorse

a dining room with a table and chairs and a window at Oma's and Opa's Northern Lights Viewing Cabin in Whitehorse

a living room with a couch and a fireplace at Oma's and Opa's Northern Lights Viewing Cabin in Whitehorse

a kitchen with white cabinets and a sink and a window at Oma's and Opa's Northern Lights Viewing Cabin in Whitehorse

a group of people cross country skiing in the snow at Oma's and Opa's Northern Lights Viewing Cabin in Whitehorse

a view of a snowy field with snow covered mountains at Oma's and Opa's Northern Lights Viewing Cabin in Whitehorse

a bedroom with a bed and a brick wall at Oma's and Opa's Northern Lights Viewing Cabin in Whitehorse

a bedroom with a bed with a blue comforter and a window at Oma's and Opa's Northern Lights Viewing Cabin in Whitehorse

a hammock in front of a field of grass at Oma's and Opa's Northern Lights Viewing Cabin in Whitehorse

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Reviews

Mark 10/10

Canada 🇨🇦

Pros: Viewing the Northern Lights from inside the comfort of the cabin. See photo attached. You could also \

Masada 10/10

Canada 🇨🇦

The cabin is warm and cozy. The property location is great for northern lights viewing.

Pros: Location & privacy. The cabin is a mix of modern and rustic.

Roxana 10/10

Canada 🇨🇦

We had a wonderful relaxing time with all and any needs met - it’s exactly what we needed after a long time on the road

Pros: Comfortable, cosy, homely, plenty of information and anything you could possibly need

Yasuhiro 10/10

Japan 🇯🇵

I was able to stay with peace of mind.

Pros: Very kind host. He carefully explained how to use the cabin and recommended places. I think it's the best place to see the aurora borealis because the surrounding brightness is low and there's nothing blocking the view to the northeast.

Cons: Nothing in particular

Judith 8/10

Canada 🇨🇦

Don’t go there without a vehicle, rent if flying

Pros: Cabin was comfy and warm! Must take your own food.

Cons: The bed was uncomfortable. We taxi it in from airport, so we’re stranded there Views are great, did not see any northern lites in two days😫😫😫😫

Yakov 9/10

Canada 🇨🇦

Pros: A cozy cabin on a working farm some 25 km north of Whitehorse. Beautiful scenery, quiet, private, extremely comfortable

Cons: Small sink and little shelf space in the bathroom

Dineke 9/10

Belgium 🇧🇪

Pros: We had a wonderful stay at the cabin. The cabin was well supplied with kitchen equipment to make your own meals and the shower was a luxury after our summer in the bush.

Abhi-bejhra 10/10

United States 🇺🇸

A really cozy cabin to stay.

Pros: The cabin is very cozy especially with friends or your significant others. It is a perfect place for you to see the aurora light since you are far away from the light. However, the northern light at Lake Labarge (near the cabin) or Fish Lake is stronger from my experience.

Cons: Warm water is limited! So, if you plan to take a warm shower, try to shower before you use warm water for other purposes. From my experience, I used too much of a warm water before I took a shower, which resulted in me showering in a freezing cold water.

Christopher 10/10

Canada 🇨🇦