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StirCrazy
Dec 23, 2022Moderator
canadafan wrote:
Bear in mind the temperature will be low so you will probably need hookups.
Only Tunnel Mountain (Banff) , Lake Louise, and Whistlers/Wapiti (Jasper) have hookups.
Many of the other, smaller, National Parks CGs do no open until mid/late June.
The nearest CG outside the Parkway with hookups is David Thompson Resort on Hwy11.
Expect snow for a few days , we had snow for 2 days on 21st June 2019!
The animals will be about but the sheep and goats will look a bit scruffy as they will be shedding their winter coats.
some do some don't I camp along there lots. here are 4 of the campgrounds and there dates
Mosquito Creek First come first served June 8 to October 9 drinking water Outhouse Cooking shelter picnic shelter Fire pits Food locker
Rampart Creek June 2 to September 24 June 2 to September 24 drinking water Outhouse Cooking shelter picnic shelter Fire pits Accessible Food locker
Silverhorn Creek June 2 to September 24 June 2 to October 9 Outhouse picnic shelter Fire pits Food locker
Waterfowl Lakes First come first served June 22 to September 4 drinking water Flush toliets Outhouse Cooking shelter picnic shelter Sani dump Fire pits Accessible Interpretive programs Food locker
I usaly just camp at mosquito creek which doesnt open till the 8th, the only one that is late june is waterfowl because it is up a mountian so it has a shorter season. there are no serviced campground along there that I can recall.
what I used to do is stay in banff, see the town or what ever for a day or two, then take a day to go up the parkway and stay in jasper. I don't usaly stay in banff any more as I basicly used to live there I spent so much time there... and June, it can snow anywhere in canada not just along the parkway haha
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