Banff/Two Jack Main

Brian Farner

Nice secluded campground. Lots of trees. Restrooms need updating and different colored bulbs. Tons of bugs on the sinks. Squeaky, squeaky door can be heard through 3 loops. No hookups but water and dump station at the entrance. Nice rustic campground overall.

Dhruv Bhakhar

I visited Banff with my friends and stayed at Two Jack Main Campground. We have to build our own tent and stay in it. We brought our stove, utensils and food. They provide public bathrooms between 6 and 10 tents, but they have no shower facilities in them. For the bath, we had to go to the hot springs, so if you want a shower facility, I would recommend you to book your campsite in Two Jack Lake campground. At last, the experience was so unique and good to stay in the jungle and cook our own food and sleep in the tent on a very cold night. If you are planning to go to Banff and have a tight budget, I would highly recommend you to book was campsite in Two Jack Main or Two Jake Lake. You just need to carry your own tent, food items, etc you want, because you will not find any shops near there. You will need to go to the main city to buy things.

L J

Do you enjoy camping in a subdivision where it sounds like your neighbour is in bed with you? Do you like campers beside you having a direct view of your campsite all day/night long with no tree coverage and privacy? Do you like basically no amenities, no shower, playground or anything to see or do for your stay? Do you want to have to drive somewhere to pay for a shower (where!?) because the campsite doesn’t have basic amenities? For any price, this campground is horrible. The fact that we paid over $100 to stay here not shower or be able to sleep is insane to me. But, welcome to Alberta I guess!

Nicole F

Super scenic grounds with a nice view of the mountains!! We saw a lot of wildlife around too, notably heaps of Elk. Lots of noise coming from nearby sites when we were there last week though, and seemed to be a LOT of campsites that had far too many people and excess noise outside of quiet hours so I don't think it's patrolled or policed close enough. Otherwise a dishwashing station and decent toilets. And great location

Müge

The forest the campsite is in is actually beautiful. If you are there around 5-6 pm and the weather is good in summer it is nice to sit out (not too many mosquitoes) and have dinner at the benches they provide. For every camp site group there are flush toilets, hot water in the sinks and even a semi closed dining area where you can also wash your utensils. There are no hot showers (which I don’t get because they have sewage and hot water access) and you are also not allowed to use the Lake Campsite’s hot showers. The staff is helpful and friendly.