Banff National Park RV Parks & Campgrounds
Campgrounds near Banff National Park, Alberta
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Military Only
Pull-thru Sites
Pets Allowed
Big Rig Access
Tent Camping
55+ Only
Kid Friendly
Boondocking
Cabins & On-site Rentals
Dump Station
Group Camping
Dispersed Camping
Workamping
Class A Only
No Minors
Full Hookup
Electric 50 AMP
Electric 30/20/15 Amp
Sewer
Cable/Sat. TV Hookup
Central Water Spigot
Public Phone
Water
Restrooms
Showers
Laundry
Camp Store
Pet Area
Propane Available
Cafe / Snack Bar
Clubhouse
Firewood Available
Group Kitchen
Horse Camp
Landing Strip
Picnic Shelter
Restrooms: vault
Church Affiliated
Clothing Optional
Winery
RV Dealership
Fairground
Specialty Park
Permanent only
Members Only
Pool
Playground
Recreation Trails
Rec Room
Casino
Fishing
Beach
Biking
Boating
Golf
Gym/Workout Facilities
Horseshoes
Mini-Golf
Outdoor Courts
Pickleball
Water Access
WiFi
Nightly Price
$0 - $125
Elevation
-300' - 20,000'
Number of Sites
0 - 500
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- Gerdog Highly recommend the 80 mile drive from Lake Louise on the Ice Fields parkway to the Ice Fields discovery center or all the way to Jasper. We couldnt go to Jasper as the town i still recovering from the brutal fire in 2024. The tour to the Athabasca Glacier from the Discovery Center was the highlight of our trip. Its a not to miss if you are there between June and September!6 months ago Lake Louise Hard-Sided Campground
- Gerdog Try to get a spot on the outside loop section B higher numbers for an unobstructed view of the Rocky Mountain range6 months ago Tunnel Mountain Village II Campground
- BillReno Let's talk about parking......we were there on the shoulder season and parking wasn't too bad but we always got there EARLY. By the time we were done with our hiking, shopping, etc the lots were full. So go early or take the bus (which we did to the gondola and were glad we did because the lot was full). The ROAM bus system is pretty easy to navigate. If you are going to town there is alot of free parking at the train station (~10 min walk into the heart of town from there). But again we got there early and by the time we were leaving at noon time people were lining up for our space. Town is crowded. Tourists are awful. So driving downtown is no fun. Don't follow your GPS - just look at a map and you can easily find side streets that will be easier to maneuver. If you have a large vehicle (we have a Ford F150) - I would recommend staying away from the garages. The spaces are tight. And, if they are full you have no great place to turn around. There are a couple of street lots, on street parking and the train station that are all much easier. Take some time to walk along the Bow River thru town. The 360 degree views are awesome. We really enjoyed Sunshine Meadows. First you take a gondola 3.5 miles (yes you read that correctly) and it makes a 90 degree turn (have never seen that!). Then you can take a chairlift even higher. Where you will find a spectacular viewing platform and some hiking trails. There were hardly any people there compared to in/around Banff.6 months ago Tunnel Mountain Village II Campground
