Guest User
September 13, 2024
Nobody comes to Banff to hang out in their camper SO get any expectations out of your head that this is a cozy, small, private campground in the middle of the woods. This campground is essentially a series of wide looping roads in a grid with room for campers to park on both shoulders, left & right. There’s zero space front to back between vehicles. What you will absolutely have is good easy access, quiet, clean bathrooms, kitchen cooking shelters with power & shuttle busses to town. There’s got to be over 1000 campsites in tiny Banff and to my thinking, it’s managed well by the park service. Nearly impossible to get into, we scored a same day electric site mid September via phone call & God’s blessing. The views are astonishing & the interface with nature is immediate just outside the campground. Remember to buy your parks pass so you can get in - it’s required in addition to your reservation. This is a basic & functional place, no frills and quite acceptable. We were thrilled to get in; you cannot boondock in Natl parks nor sleep in parking lots of rest areas.