Camping Tours & Trips in Canada
Picture driving through Rocky Mountains, hiking trails in Banff National Park, then exploring Lake Louise and tea house. Hiking and canoe hotel and camping mix delivers Canadian wilderness properly. Raft on Kicking Horse River, canoe down Athabasca River. Mixing hotels and camping means you get backcountry experiences without committing to full camping trips. It's the best of both worlds for people wanting wilderness without going full hardcore.
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Canadian Rockies: National Parks WestboundMICHELLE WAS AN ABSOLUTE SUPERSTAR!! Her enthusiasm and energy was incredible, and her knowledge of the Rockies was unbelievable! Great trip, but it was even better thanks to Michelle!
18 to 35s Real Canadian RockiesI really enjoyed my hiking trip in the Canadian Rockies. Our guides Marianne and Catherine did a fantastic job with the execution of the trip. The food, getting us going in the morning and sticking to the plan allowed everyone to have a great time! I highly recommend this hiking itinerary. The only thing that I would address is the location of the camp sites. One camp site had a generator on 24 hours a day and another had a train track very close to our camp site and both sites kept me awake at night. Quite frankly my personal residence that sits in a urban area is MUCH more quiet than anything I experienced while camping.
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Duration 3 days Destinations Vancouver, Nanaimo, Coombs, Tofino, Pacific Rim National Park, Ucluelet, Vancouver Island Age Range Ages 6+ Operator On The Go Tours From
- US$505
The pristine shores of Kioshkokowi Lake and Manitou Lake host authentic Canadian wilderness camping. Four nights feature gourmet campfire meals and lakeside morning coffee. Wildlife watching and wilderness skills fill days in Algonquin's remote northwest.
Duration 5 days Destinations Algonquin Provincial Park Age Range Ages 6+ Operator Voyageur Quest From
- US$864+$112 upfront costs
A lakefront lodge near Whitehorse serves as your Yukon wilderness haven, with canoeing and mountain biking at your doorstep. The hot tub provides perfect Aurora Borealis viewing, while chef-prepared meals fuel your forest adventures. Wildlife Preserve and Nordic Hot Springs visits available.
Duration 3 days Destinations Vancouver, Whitehorse Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Landsby From
- US$1,464
Three nights at Mount Logan EcoLodge in Kluane National Park bring daily guided snowshoe treks through snow-covered wilderness with local experts. The lodge has a sauna and fire pit for evenings, plus warm drinks and lunches fuel your backcountry days. Northern Lights Wake-Up Call Service alerts you when aurora borealis appears overhead.
Duration 5 days Destinations Vancouver, Whitehorse, Kluane National Park Age Range Ages 8+ Operator Landsby From
- US$3,026
Canadian Rockies: National Parks Westbound
“Beautiful spots. Just would've hoped for more hikes and tranquility places.”
Vera, traveled in June
The stars guide you from Banff National Park to Vancouver Island across 12 nights. Dome tents and self-inflating mattresses provided, with sites ranging from basic to full-service facilities with pools.
Duration 14 days Destinations Calgary, Banff, Banff National Park, Lake Louise, Plain of Six Glaciers Teahouse, Yoho National Park, Icefields Parkway, Jasper National Park, Jasper, Maligne CanyonSee all destinations Age Range Ages 18-39 Operator G Adventures From $2,949
20% Off- US$2,359
18 to 35s Real Canadian Rockies
“The Rocky Mountains will always be beautiful but to have experienced with somebody as smart, funny and caring.”
Anita, traveled in May
Set up camp at Knutsford Campground in Kamloops and Golden Riverfront Campground beside mountain rivers, then move to Tunnel Mountain Campground in Banff National Park and Whistlers Campground in Jasper National Park where hot showers and washrooms await. Hike Tunnel Mountain Trail for sweeping Banff views and walk to turquoise Moraine Lake.
Duration 13 days Destinations Vancouver, Hope, Kamloops, Mount Revelstoke National Park, Revelstoke, Glacier National Park of Canada, Golden, Yoho National Park, Emerald Lake, Banff National ParkSee all destinations Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Intrepid Travel From $2,680
10% Off- US$2,412
The Canadian wilderness beckons for 11 nights, from Banff's pine-framed sites to sandy isles along the Athabasca River. Campfire cooking pairs with wildlife watching, as mountain skies fill with stars overhead.
No departure dates availableDuration 15 days Destinations Calgary, Banff National Park, Banff, Sulphur Mountain, Lake Louise, Plain of Six Glaciers Teahouse, Yoho National Park, Emerald Lake, Icefields Parkway, Jasper National ParkSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator DIAMIR Erlebnisreisen
What our customers ask about Camping Tours & Trips in Canada
When is the best time to go camping in the Canadian Rockies?
The Canadian Rockies offer their best camping conditions from June through September. July and August draw the largest crowds to Banff and Jasper National Parks with comfortable daytime temperatures that work well for outdoor activities. One TourRadar traveler noted: "We had the best weather in July perfect for camping under the stars and hiking the amazing trails around Lake Louise and Moraine Lake." The shoulder months of June and September see fewer visitors but can bring cooler nights and occasional rain showers.
What level of camping experience do I need for a Canada camping tour?
Most guided camping tours in Canada welcome beginners. Tour operators provide all necessary training from setting up tents to basic outdoor skills. The "Classic Calgary-Vancouver Road Trip" starts with a thorough camping orientation. Accommodations range from well-equipped sites like Lake Louise Campground to more basic spots along the Athabasca River. One TourRadar traveler shared: "This was my first time camping and our guide made it very easy teaching us everything from pitching tents to cooking over the campfire. The equipment was top-quality and easy to use."
Which are the best campgrounds to stay at in the Canadian Rockies?
Top campgrounds include Tunnel Mountain in Banff Lake Louise near the famous lake and Whistler Campground in Jasper National Park. These locations offer modern facilities including hot showers and flush toilets while maintaining easy access to hiking trails. For those seeking a more remote experience Marble Canyon Campground in Kootenay National Park stands out. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "The campgrounds were well-equipped with great facilities and amazing views of the surrounding mountains."
What wildlife might you encounter while camping in Canada?
The Canadian Rockies support a rich ecosystem of grizzly bears black bears elk moose mountain goats and bighorn sheep. Wildlife sightings happen regularly especially in Jasper National Park and along the Icefields Parkway. One TourRadar traveler reported: "We saw bears elk and mountain goats right from our campsite in Jasper and the guides were very knowledgeable about wildlife safety protocols."
What kind of meals are included on Canadian camping tours?
Tours typically feature a mix of campfire cooking and picnic lunches often prepared as group activities. G Adventures' Canadian Rockies tour provides 12 breakfasts 11 lunches and 9 dinners with options like fresh pancakes trail sandwiches and grilled salmon. One TourRadar traveler shared: "The food was amazing - our guide showed us how to cook delicious meals over the campfire and we even learned to make traditional bannock bread. Everyone took turns helping with meal prep which made it fun and social."
How physically demanding are camping tours in Canada?
Physical requirements vary between tours but most combine camping with moderate hiking. G Adventures' "Active Canadian Rockies" tour features daily hikes of 2-6 hours with climbs of 400-800 meters including trails like Plain of Six Glaciers. One TourRadar traveler noted: "The hikes were challenging but manageable for anyone with reasonable fitness - our guide was great at adapting the pace for different abilities." Basic camping tasks like tent setup at locations such as Tunnel Mountain Campground require minimal physical effort.