Restock between Glacier and Banff

Yup Waterton Springs Campground has full hookups. They are open for reservations on the 1st of May I believe. Look for their web site. Stayed there last summer for a couple of weeks. You're a couple of miles north of Waterton National Park, which has a full hook up campground also. It's part of the International Peace Park(Glacier and Waterton). You still have to get a pass although entry is free for 2017. I'd rather go there then Banff, anytime. Not as busy as Banff. Cameron Lake is just as beautiful as Lake Louise, IMHO. Red Rock Canyon is a nice drive also. You are right in the mountains there. There's also a boat ride you can take, from the townsite, and it goes into Montana and back. It stops at Goat Haunt for a while and you can get out and stretch your legs. Lots of things to do and so little time to do it.

Canmore would meet your needs but you may have trouble making reservations by now,the cg's may be booked up.

Pipeman wrote:
What is your route coming into Canada?

Does Waterton Springs have FHU?

I am open to all suggestions. I wanted to by-pass Calgary and stay as close to the mountains as possible. The last time when I went to AK, I spent a few days (in the early Spring) in Lethbridge because I wanted to kill a few days before I went father North. This trip will be later in the season and we want to spend more time in the Parks.

What is your route coming into Canada? If 89 go up to 17 to 6 and maybe try the Waterton Springs Campground for a night and then north to Pincher Creek. From Waterton Springs Campground it's about a 30 mile drive to Pincher Creek. There are a few grocery stores there. Wally Mart for one. From Pincher Creek you can catch 3 Westbound and go to Hwy 22(the cowboy trail), if you would like to drive along the foothills, to the trans Canada(HWY 1)westbound through Canmore to Banff. Just a thought.

We stayed here several years back.Daisy May