Tombstone Territorial Park, POSSIBLE?

Wanted to do wetplate, here, up in the Yukon but it might be impossible.  Making Ambrotypes for AMBROTOS KANATA there, would be wonderful!!

This is what AI says.

“Driving a Class C motorhome with a towed trailer to Tombstone Territorial Park on the Dempster Highway is not recommended. The rough, unpaved gravel road features sharp shale, steep grades, and heavy dust/mud that can cause severe damage, blown tires, and major wear-and-tear on your setup.Key Risks & RealitiesTire Hazards: The Dempster Highway is notoriously rough on tires. Blowouts on RVs and trailers are common, so carrying at least two mounted spares is highly recommended.Rental Agreements: If you are using a rental RV (e.g., from CanaDream or Fraserway), check your contract closely. Most rental companies prohibit taking their vehicles on the Dempster Highway due to the extreme risk of windshield chips and structural damage.Dust & Mud: Depending on the weather, the road can be a dry dust storm or an incredibly slick mud bath. Trailers are highly susceptible to dust intrusion through vents and heavy mud caking the undercarriage.Steep Grades: There are steep, winding climbs—such as into the Ogilvie Mountains—that will test your engine and transmission.How to Make the TripIf you are determined to bring your rig to Tombstone:Go Slow: You will need to drop your speed significantly (often \(40\) to \(60\text{ km/h}\)) to avoid potholes and flying stones.The Route: The highway begins \(40\text{ km}\) east of Dawson City on the Klondike Highway. Tombstone Mountain Campground is located at Kilometer 72 of the Dempster.Alternative OptionsMany travelers opt to unhook or leave large trailers in Dawson City, taking only the truck or Class C motorhome into the park.Leave the Trailer: There are several full-service RV parks and campgrounds in Dawson City (such as the Dawson City RV Park or Gold Rush Campground) where you can safely leave your trailer while making the day trip into Tombstone.Tombstone Campground: The Tombstone Mountain Campground allows for RV camping, but note that back-in sites are limited. You can review campground amenities and reserve a site in advance on the Yukon Parks website.“