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

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.

There was a fire in Jasper a couple years ago and it affected this campground. As a result it…read morelooks a bit lunar, like with no tree cover and some burnt areas. There are very few partial hookup sites here but they have a big dump/water fill station. It is nicely located in Jasper.

Wonderful dog friendly campground with lots of wildlife around so please always keep your pets…read moreleashed! The showers and restrooms were immaculate with plenty of hot water (bring your own toiletries though). The campsites come with fire pits on request and aren't too squished together. Reservations are available through the main office on site and open pretty late. This place is massive and there's plenty of things to do nearby from hikes, dining and just relaxing, I'll definitely be back!

Most beautiful hike ever!! Just stunning! Highly recommend- pack layers and be prepared for natural…read morebeauty!

Stopping again in Jasper National Park a 2nd time during my North American travels, I finally got…read moreto hike and explore Mount Edith Cavell. Initially when I arrived here back in June, 2022, the road to the trailhead was blanketed in snow. Now for late September, I had a terrific opportunity to get a real feel perspective for what makes the surroundings here one of the most popular in all of Jasper. There are 2 pathways to hike... Of course, I couldn't decide which to venture along, so I just chose both! The Path of the Glacier Trail will take you to the foot of Cavell Glacier and the colorful turquoise green lake. It takes maybe 45 minutes to hike it. But, the real star to being at Mount Edith is hiking the Cavell Meadows Trail which you will lead you towards the top of the mountainous landscape for views from high above. This Cavell Meadows Trail goes for 6 - 7 kilometers roundtrip and 3 - 4 hours total. I highly recommend it! Regardless of which hikes and or trails you pick from, just being in such a snow-like winter setting made me feel far away from my realities of the South Florida palm trees. I couldn't have asked for a better day hiking and admiring the crisp and clear conditions. Lastly, Mount Edith Cavell is located right off Icefields Parkway...27 kilometers south of downtown Jasper, AB and is conveniently accessible to complementing the rest of the attractions in the area.

Reasonable price if not wanting to stay in Jasper National Park or Hinton. The drive into Jasper…read morewas a quick one hour. And heading to walmart in hinton was an even quicker ten minutes. Wi-Fi, i dont know did not use it. But again i dont use the wifi when camping. Why use your phones when camping, enjoy the company of your family, read a book. They have a book swap shelf downstairs from the office, dont think many people use it as there isnt much books there. Had a tint tots playroom but it was locked. When asked the office, all they said. "Not working". Well thats stupid. My son, 1.5 years would have enjoyed the space. The cook spaces were a nice touch, sinks and stove tops. Arcade room, pretty much all the games were out of order. Laundry room, never used the facility. My Son loved the playground. Cabins were basic, dont expect too much. Loved the porch swing. There is a tv and mini fridge in the cabin. Double bed and bunk beds, perfect for a family of four, but bring your own sheets or sleeping bags.

Too far from the must-see places at Jasper National Park - it took almost an hour to reach the…read morestart of Maligne Lake Rd, 45 min to Miette Hot Springs Very poor WiFi did not allow to plan our next parks to visit - weak signal or none at all, Campsites are too close together Would NOT stay here again.

Must stop place. Not only it's beautiful location but also have all the things that a road trip…read moreperson would need. Gas, food, drinks, picturesque views, washrooms, drinking water, clothing n hats , huge parking for RV's , park trail to walk n stretche a bit, dog walk area, kids slides ... Museum gives you very educational tour of the times of summit. You can actually register here to climb the mountain, watch videos of the previous climbers, find some artifacts or just enjoy the view of spectacular robson mountain. Cafe has vegetarian and vegan choices. Fresh fruit , yogurt n cheese also available but little more pricey then regular drive throughs. N why not? Its in the middle of nowhere. I mean far away but definable reachable and accessible from highway. All staff at the museum, cafe n gift shop are nice and friendly. As a single traveller i had my time here. Enjoyed the views over a cup of soup. Freshen up quickly n on my way to edmonton.

Whenever I come out to Mount Robson Provincial Park, I always stop and take a gander through the…read moregift shop. This is a family owned and operated business for more than 40 years. In many tourist areas, the souvenirs are pretty similar. This shop also has the regular garb - pens, mugs, knick nacks, tshirts, books on the area, etc. However, it also has some unique items that in the past, have motivated me to purchase. A few years ago, they had a bunch of hoodies that are a bit more expensive, and they were artistically inspired. They were not logo'ed from the area. I remember talking to the gal who was working, and she mentioned it was someone local. I paid about $45 for the hoodie, and I have not seen another one anywhere, so needless to say, I'm pretty pleased. When I headed back there today, I saw a few more of these unique hoodies, but sadly, there were none on my size. However, there was a large rack of unique scarves, that were selling for only $10. Game on! Definately check out this little shop. I know that tourists are inundated with the same old stuff everywhere you go. Just be advised that this shop does offer a few reasonably priced, unique items.