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    Hinton / Jasper KOA

    2.6 (16 reviews)

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    The campground is very nice, the restrooms are clean, the showers are ok and the laundry facility has a fair amount of modern washers & dryers. What ticked me off is check-in. This nice ole guy comes out with his clipboard and checks us in without leaving our vehicle. He shows us our spot on the campsite map and I ask if he could move us closer to the restroom/shower facility. He laughs and says no your spot is already assigned. So I'm thinking he's got a full house that night. Turns out our quadrant was COMPLETELY empty except for us. This is NOT how you provide good customer service! The two pics shows my RV from the bathrooms/showers and the laundry room.

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    Wabasso Campground - Sizes vary but 2 tents & 2 vehicles fit in this handicap even with fixed picnic table, fire pit & log barricade - Aug 2023

    Wabasso Campground

    5.0(2 reviews)
    67.7 km

    One of the quietest and most secluded campgrounds in Jasper National Park. The campsites are very…read moredistant from each other and there's lots of privacy. It's very flat, but a few sites have a tiny slope. There are enough trees but not as much tree-canopy shade as the other campgrounds, but more bushes and plants. The distance to Jasper town is not too far, maybe 20 minutes, but the distance to sightseeing/hiking sites around Jasper make this campground pretty centrally located. One of the biggest tips is to find this campground on the 93A, not on the 93. We got lost due to lack of signage and directions. It looks like the campground is between the 93 and 93A, but access to the campsites is only on the 93A. We stayed in the D loop. We could hear the faint sounds of the river, and a little bit of road noise from the 93. The D loop is the most private, nice, and quiet loop. The B and C loop are very open with little/no foliage (and mostly lodgepole pine trees) The bathrooms are inside trailers and are very clean, and there are no showers. There is an RV dump site. Out of all of the campgrounds I visited in Banff and Jasper, this place has the most warnings for bears. I haven't seen a bear, but the park ranger said they are friendly. Also, the soft tent area is currently closed, and I've only seen trailers and motorhomes at this campground.

    Beautiful and large campground outside of the hustle and bustle of Jasper. The facilities here are…read moretop notch with running warm and cold water, a clean bathroom and plenty of firewood if there is no burn ban. The views of the river are amazing if you can grab a spot on the outer circle. I'd recommend the A-loop because that's where is stayed and it was wonder. The only minus is the campsites are packed in tight so things could get loud in the busy season. The next day we were very close to athabasca falls and enjoyed driving the less busy 97A road their. Hope you enjoy this splendid campground!

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    Wabasso Campground - Views within campground - Aug 2023

    Views within campground - Aug 2023

    Wabasso Campground - Views within campground - Aug 2023

    Views within campground - Aug 2023

    Wabasso Campground - Handicap sites close to flush washrooms with very sturdy ramps up - Aug 2023

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    Handicap sites close to flush washrooms with very sturdy ramps up - Aug 2023

    Wapiti Campground

    Wapiti Campground

    4.7(3 reviews)
    61.9 km

    The coolest thing about Wapiti is the frequent animal sightings. The elk roam across the road…read morefrequently. They never made it to the campground. But every day sure enough there were animals trotting along the main road. Be careful and cautious when you drive. And keep an eye out for good photo spots. The camp site is very simple. The fire ring is tiny. There is not a lot of tree cover. The bathrooms are far apart. The showers are clean and tidy and they have outlets for your hair dryer. The wood pile is replenished frequently. We liked this no frills place.

    Pronounced "WOPPITY" according to a local (Wapati is the french word for "elk"). Great campground…read morewith a tiny bit of privacy. The campground has lots of sites and loops, the bathrooms are large and clean, there is not much road noise, and some sites have electrical hookups. There are showers and an RV dump site. The sites in FF are great, but most are slightly slanted (not flat). There is plenty of shade, but there's not much below the tall tree line. We set up our tent trailer in the rain, but it wasn't that bad. FF1-10 are very open. The odd number sites on FF starting with 11 are awesome. FF 33 and 41 would be my best choices. Overall, I would stay here again since it's so close to the town of Jasper. Although maybe I wouldn't bring a soft tent to Jasper National Park. It rains a lot here!! I'd bring a hard RV or hard-sided trailer. It rains less in Banff.

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    Wapiti Campground - New trees everywhere since disease has taken a lot of the trees here.

    New trees everywhere since disease has taken a lot of the trees here.

    Wapiti Campground - Morning after the rain through FF loop.

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    Morning after the rain through FF loop.

    Pierre Grey Lakes campgrounds - Dock in Delorme campground

    Pierre Grey Lakes campgrounds

    5.0(1 review)
    87.2 km

    I quite enjoyed this camping area, and would recommend it to anyone willing to drive up to Grande…read moreCache. There's 4 different campgrounds, 3 attached lakes, many kilometers of trails and lots of great fishing. I especially liked that the trails and grounds are well-kept (the outhouses were cleaned twice a day!) and that only electric motors are permitted, so it's a more quiet lakeside experience. As an added bonus, firewood was free this year. The campsites start not too far from the highway; it's nice not to have to drive 40 min on a gravel road to the lake. It's also a 25 min drive to Grande Cache if you need to go in to town. The McDonald Lake day use area is the first stop on your way in, and the lake is known for sportfishing. After that is Wanyandie campsite, which is ideal for larger RVs and trailers, and has overflow/non-reservation spots available. Moberly and Delorme campground follow, both have power and some tandem sites. Joachim is the last campground, no power and better suited to small campers and tents, and closest to the small connected island and the free wood lot. As old school tenters, we loved our lakeview site in Joachim campground. All the campgrounds have generous sites and lots of trees/privacy. I thought the Delorme dock was the nicest for swimming, and the campsites had better boat docking areas. Moberly and Wanyandie are a bit hillier and further from the water, but more accomodating to bigger RVs. We loved our visit and will be back for sure! The drive is worth it.

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    Pierre Grey Lakes campgrounds - Fishing heaven - electric motor only

    Fishing heaven - electric motor only

    Pierre Grey Lakes campgrounds - Mushrooms everywhere!

    Mushrooms everywhere!

    Pierre Grey Lakes campgrounds - Fish cleaning station

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    Jasper National Park - Mature male elk more than 18 points navigating a burned Forest w/18 points in a thicket Jasper on the way to Medicine Lake Jasper

    Jasper National Park

    4.6(51 reviews)
    58.7 km

    Jasper National Park is amazing. They have beautiful lakes and rivers, animals, and shops…read more Admission to the park was easy. You stop at the gate at the entrance of the park. The friendly ranger will ask you questions like how many days you will be staying and then give you a price. Everything was done by credit card. The transaction was easy peasy. They had lakes of all shapes and sizes. There was a roadside lake that I stopped at that was turquoise in color. We visited Maligne Lake with its azure colored waters. Unfortunately, we arrived too late to the lake to get tickets to their boat ride to Spirit Island. Animals weren't seen until my last day there when I spotted bighorn sheep. The town of Jasper was the major hub in the park with lots of shops, restaurant and a nice visitor center. You could buy all the souvenirs that want. There was a recent wildfire that burned part of the town in Jasper and some of the sites. Maligne Canyon was still closed. This is an beautiful place to visit if you like the outdoors.

    Jasper National Park he's just stunning and so vast. Unfortunately, a lot of the Park has been…read moredevastated by last year raging wildfires. The community is working hard to recover and the area needs all the tourism that it can get. You can see the result of the wildfires damage from about 30 miles outside of Jasper town. It's truly heartbreaking to see. We need to support the people & their businesses. They said there are many areas 30 miles outside of Jasper town that are intact & stunning. Go visit... it's amazing

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    Jasper National Park - Cool sign. I'm a sucker for these. It's located in the downtown train station area of Jasper.

    Cool sign. I'm a sucker for these. It's located in the downtown train station area of Jasper.

    Jasper National Park - Jasper

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    Jasper National Park - A pullover area off the main road to Maligne Lake at Jasper NP.

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    A pullover area off the main road to Maligne Lake at Jasper NP.

    Hinton / Jasper KOA - rvparks - Updated July 2026

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