Camp Wallis is named after Doyon, Limited’s second President, Tim Wallis. Camp Wallis is a 21 bed camp located in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska with kitchen, dining room, and lounge, fully remodeled in 2012 to maintain our high standards for remote living.
Doyon Camp Wallis is a 21 bed fully contained arctic mobile camp. It consists of full tail roll skids complete with draw bars and bollards. It is currently configured with 9 double and 3 single status bedrooms.
Accommodations include 4 semi-private full bathrooms for double status occupants, as well as a laundry room with 2 stacked washer/ dryer combination units. All rooms are equipped with a dish ready television.
The facility includes a full kitchen and dining area capable of seating 18 as well as a rec room equipped with a big screen TV.
Amenities
DCW is a complete camp featuring a number of amenities including:
- Full service kitchen and dining area
- Recreation room with big screen TV
- Dish ready television installed in each room
- Self-serve washers and dryers
Floorplans
Camp Memoir
Tim Wallis
Originally from Fort Yukon, Alaska, Tim Wallis was an early leader of Doyon, Limited. He first served as president of the corporation in 1976-78 and chairman in 1977, and then served as president again in 1980-84. Wallis is a former president of DNH Development Corporation, Fairbanks Native Association and Tanana Chiefs Conference. He also served in the Alaska State House of Representatives from 1975 to 1976.
