We HAD to stop here as we were traveling to Alaska ( military families) and the weather was horrible. ( It was around 9 pm and the temp was about -10 degrees.) The owner was mean and horrid. We needed a few rooms, some pet friendly, and she was SO RUDE about NOT being able to accommodate us. We ended... More

My husband, son and I stayed one night in Cabin 3 at Buckshot Betty's. Traveling the Alcan in late September we weren't sure how nice the accommodations would be. I would stay at Buckshot's in a heartbeat. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The restaurant was delicious! The bread was amazing. The only negative thing I would... More

We spent one night at Buckshot Betty in Beaver Creek. While driving on the Alaska Highway, we had a stop over in Beaver creek which is just a couple of kilometres from the Canadian Immigration office. Beaver Creek is on the Canadian side, but I found that you can pay with US dollars at Buckshot Betty and many other Canadian... More

We were four friends travelling together with two dogs. We rented two cabins, each with two double beds, so that worked out well. The price was on the high side at about $95 per cabin. Our cabin was *very* small. There was *just* room for the two double beds. There was a small refrigerator tucked into the open closet, and... More

Very basic cabin. Good for a one night stay. Place is clean, very small but workable. We would stay here again if in Beaver Creek. It does have TV and a small fridge and coffee pot. Only down side, charge for internet. Sorry folks, not going to pay $10 for that when most places include it.

We made reservations well in advance because we were traveling to Alaska with our dogs and I didn't want to be stuck in a place that wasn't pet friendly. We loved our room (one of 3 cabins on the property) although even for the two of us and 2 dogs it was very small. The room was very cute and... More

We stopped for gas here, and noticed a nice looking restaurant across the way, so we went over to eat lunch. We asked if they had rooms, they did--cabins. We cancelled our reservation down the road and ended up staying in one of the cabins. It was a home-made sort of place, but quiet and clean. We liked it and... More

Buckshot Betty's offers a campground, what appears to be quite a popular restaurant, and three cabins for rent on a nightly basis. We spent one night in one of the cabins. Quite honestly, we did not know what to expect, but we were quite satisfied. The cabins are small, but sufficient. The cabins have wi-fi, satellite TV, a window that... More

We have stayed at Buckshot Betty's twice now. (The first time was in September 2010.) We first heard about it by reading through Milepost Magazine, the definitive guide to traveling the Alaska Highway (if you're going to drive it, we recommend buying a copy, especially since you can get it in PDF now and bring it on your laptop). Anyway,... More