Bare Loon Lake is a Parks Canada campsite located in British Columbia along the historic Chilkoot Trail near the BC-Alaska border. The site features 19 camping platforms positioned on a hillside beside Bare Loon Lake at approximately 750 metres elevation. Facilities include a covered warming shelter, bear-proof food storage boxes, and pit toilets. Water is accessible from the lake. Situated about 6.4 kilometres from the northern trailhead, this hike-in only campground serves backpackers traversing the Chilkoot Trail corridor, a route significant to the Klondike Gold Rush era. Given its popularity and limited capacity, advance reservations are recommended during peak hiking season.