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Wapiti Campground
Jasper Nationalpark, Canada
The wooded campsite is right on the Athabasca River and just a stone's throw from Jasper.
Why you'll love it here
- Watch elk peacefully grazing between the trees.
- Enjoy your privacy on the huge pitches.
- Listen to the rush of the Athabasca River right next to the campsite.
Your accommodation
Wapiti Campground is a popular campsite in Jasper National Park where you can often see elk. The year-round campsite is on the banks of the Athabasca River and offers 363 pitches for tents and motorhomes.
The pitches are equipped with a picnic table and a firepit. There are sanitary facilities with running water, toilets and showers. The site also has a sani station (dumping station) for wastewater disposal.
In winter 75 pitches with electricity are available, making Wapiti Campground one of the few in the park that are open during the cold months.
Firewood can be bought at the campsite if you purchase a fire permit.
Our tip: Thanks to the trees between the pitches, the campsite offers more privacy than the neighbouring Whistlers Campground.
What this place offers
Dumping Station
Strom
What you can do here
Wandern
In the surrounding forests and mountains there are numerous hiking and cycling trails. In Jasper National Park you can also watch a wide range of wildlife.
Where you'll find it
Wapiti Campground is in Jasper National Park in Alberta, where you can often spot elk. It is right on the banks of the Athabasca River and only about 3.5 kilometres south of Jasper town centre.
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Photo credits: Parks Canada