Yukon · read 30 July 2026
Your rates page is better than most resorts manage.
It is also two clicks and a submenu away, which is the whole of what follows. Nothing below asks you to change a single figure on it.
Both of those are on your home page already, which is more than most operators up here do.
What the site does well
And where it is thin
Seasons
Both, with exact opening and closing dates
Summer 2026 and Winter 2026/27, on the home page, before anything else.
And then nothing else is that clear
The front page is about 1,281 characters in total — a paragraph and a menu.
Rates
A full table, per cabin per night, in Canadian dollars
Columns for one to two people, additional adult, additional child aged 2 to 11, and infant. Plus 5% GST, stated. Yukoner discounts on their own page.
It is two clicks from the front page
Rates is a menu item with a submenu. The best page on the site is the one a visitor is least likely to reach.
Booking
A reservations address that is answered
reservations@ is the right address to publish and it is published everywhere.
There is no form anywhere on the site
So every booking starts as a free-text email, and every reply is a request for the four things a form would already have asked.
What sells the place
Lakefront cabins and villas, a restaurant, a patio, aurora
All of it real and all of it in the galleries.
None of it is on the front page
Lodging, Dining, Activities and Gallery are four menu items. A visitor decides in the first screen whether to open any of them.
Home page 1,281 characters · rates page 3,009 characters · 0 forms anywhere on the site
Already right, and untouched by any of this
- Exact opening and closing dates for both seasons, published on the home page.
- A rate table with per-cabin, per-night figures, additional-person columns and tax stated.
- A resident discount page, which very few operators bother to build.
- A reservations address rather than a generic inbox.
What would change
01
Put the rate table on the front page
Or a from-figure and a link straight to it. It is the strongest page on the site and it is currently two clicks and a submenu away.
02
A booking form beside it
Dates, cabin, how many adults and children. Those are exactly the columns your own rate table already has, so the form writes itself — and the first reply can be a confirmation rather than four questions.
03
Say what the place is in the first screen
Lakefront cabins, a restaurant, aurora from the deck, open two seasons. One paragraph, above the menu, instead of behind four items of it.
04
Keep everything else exactly as it is
The dates, the table, the discounts and the tax line are all done properly and none of this touches them.
Not covered by this concept: Booking and payment · Restaurant menus · Package detail · Yukoner discount rules · Galleries · Getting there