Johnson's Canyon Campground Banff

cpurves wrote:
Bummer. I guess we will stay in Banff and drive up.
Thanks for the help everyone.

You can also drive down to Johnston Canyon from Lake Louise CG. Long, pull-through sites with no access problems at all. The double sites (side-by-side with hookups on the outside) have W/E hookups and lots of trees. Only problem is the noise from the trains on the Canadian Pacific mainline between Calgary and Vancouver as they head up Kicking Horse Pass.

Lots to do and see in Lake Louise. If you stay there, be sure to take a side trip over the pass to Takakkaw Falls. And, if you like trains, the Spiral Tunnels are quite a feat of engineering and fun to watch the trains disappearing and reappearing at different elevations.

At Johnstone in Sept 2015, 34ft trailer, 53ft overall with Excursion. There are a fair amount of sites that were large enough for us. We were in the eastern loop, not sure of site #, 77 or 78. The other 2 loops were closed that time of year, so did not drive them!! The roads are narrow, and there a couple of tight spots between trees, that we had to very carefully slip through!! I'd be hesitant with a very large 5th on the tight corners.

Our site the morning of Sept 15, 2015:

Bummer. I guess we will stay in Banff and drive up.
Thanks for the help everyone.

Johnston

I have driven thru CG without TT and would not try it. As others have said, it is tight.

We stayed there a few years ago with our 26ft trailer. Some sites will be long enough for your unit but the narrow roads may be a problem. The site we were in was on a shallow angle to the road but the trees don't allow for a lot of maneuvering space.

We've been there. There are a few sites where you might fit, but the access road has some pretty tight corners. Also, the road isn't very wide so maneuvering into the sites may not be possible.

Looking at your picture in your sig and factoring in the above comments, I'd say you have a VERY low chance of making it in there and getting a spot.

You can look at the roads and access in Google Earth Streetview.