Camping

Coronavirus (COVID-19): Some Parks Canada places have begun a safe, gradual reopening of some outdoor areas and services, including camping. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and be well-prepared for their visit. Details here.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) impacts

Starting June 22, Yoho National Park will be opening backcountry camping and select front country sites, with some restrictions.

For capacity and safety reasons, all Equipped Campsite and oTENTik bookings for the season are cancelled.

  • Showers and kitchen shelters are closed
  • Campground capacity may be limited to assist with physical distancing.

Visit the Banff National Park COVID-19 page for updates on park services and sites.

Sleep under the stars in Yoho National Park. Stay in one of four scenic frontcountry campgrounds. Want to go farther? Take the bus into Lake O'Hara, or strap on a backpack and head into the backcountry for an unparalleled wilderness camping experience. Whatever your preference Yoho has it all!

Camping is only permitted in designated areas with a valid park pass and camping permit.

Frontcountry camping
Lake O'Hara
Backcountry camping
"Bare" campsite program
What to bring
Reservations