Yoho/Hoodoo Creek

Kristina Frei

First come sites for $13 a night. $17 to have a fire with wood to use. Very open for all types of RV's. The views are stunning and hiking trails near by. No water, or sanidump and a bit of cell service. Will stay here again

Jack Lewittes

Really quiet, great views, and very clean. Completely dry camping + no cellular reception. Parks team rarely visits- had issue getting change for payment on self reservation. Seems most people go to Monarch

Roy McNair

Stayed one Saturday night in August arriving at 8pm. Several spots open though a few more campers came in after me. Beautiful views, picnic table, great for one night. Good value $17.50 per night.

d lin

For what it’s worth, it is both a stunning and spacious campground. For $17.50 a night, it’s basically a wide grassy field with some gravel roads. There are some camping lots spread out along the sides as well as some situated in the middle of the field. It is a primitive campground so there is no running water, however, there are relatively clean restrooms and free firewood (with a $11 fire permit). The picnic tables do need some work since they look worn out and weathered. The paint is chipped in several places, and there are splinters along the edges. Otherwise, this campground is good for a short one night stay.

Brodie Gallant

Great spot to stay the night on the road! I think it was around 17$ per night with an honor pay system. It got busy at night with people stopping for some sleep but until 6-7pm it was pretty quiet. (Labor day weekend) Theres not a lot of shade but it you get there early you can find a couple spots near the tree line where there's a bit of shade from the trees. They also have bear safe food lockers where you can keep your food at night so bring a lock if you plan to use those. They have clean washrooms with put toilets. (but they weren't gross like some) All in all this was a great place to camp for the night with beautiful views of the mountains around you. Enjoy!