There are 2,400 camping sites in Banff National Park's 14 campgrounds.
Most of Banff's camping is seasonal from mid-May to mid-October,
but there is one campground in Banff and one in Lake Louise that is open year-round.
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Tunnel Mountain, Two Jack Main Campground, Two Jack Lakeside, Johnston Canyon Campground,
Lake Louise Soft-sided, Lake Louise Hard-sided, Silverhorn Creek Campground and Rampart Creek Campground
can be reserved by telephone at 1-877-737-3783.
Banff Campgrounds: Castle Mountain, Protection Mountain Campground, Mosquito Creek
& Waterfowl Lakes operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
To reserve Banff Camping from Outside North America Please Call: 1-519-826-5391
2024 Reservable dates: June 7 to October 14
Camp Site type: Unserviced
Number of Camp Sites: 38
Camping Services: Drinking water
Outhouse
Cooking shelter
Picnic shelter
Firepits
Food storage locker
Camping Fees
Reserving a campsite at Mosquito Creek Campground:
Tunnel Mountain, Two Jack Main Campground, Two Jack Lakeside, Johnston Canyon Campground, Lake Louise Soft-sided, Lake Louise Hard-sided, Silverhorn Creek Campground and Rampart Creek Campground can be reserved by telephone at 1-877-737-3783.
All other Banff roadside campgrounds operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
2024 Reservable dates: June 7 to October 14
Camp Site type: Unserviced
Number of Camp Sites: 38
Camping Services: Drinking water
Outhouse
Cooking shelter
Picnic shelter
Firepits
Food storage locker
Mosquito Creek Campground is a good option for campers wanting a more authentic camping experience. Don't be put off by the name, mosquitoes are no worse here than in any other part of the park.
Mosquito Creek Campsites are unserviced and best suited for tents, or motorhomes and trailers up to 10 meters (35 feet). RV campers may use the sani-dump located at Lake Louise campground.
There is no cell phone coverage at any campgrounds on the Icefields Parkway.