Photos haven’t been added yet.
Lake Louise Hard-sided Campground
Highlights
Campground
Electric hookups
Drinking water
Flush toilets
Hot showers
Dump station
I’d keep Lake Louise Hard-sided Campground in mind for a stay in Lake Louise.
More about this place
Lake Louise Hard-sided Campground is a campground for fully hard-sided units, with electrical pitches, showers and a dump station. Soft-sided equipment must use the separate fenced section.
Hard-sided units only; no tent trailers or soft-sided pop-outs. Shared double-length sites are best suited to units up to 50 feet, although the official page also says most units under 75 feet can be accommodated; verify the exact allocated pitch. Electrical service is pitch-specific.
Things to do around Lake Louise
Fyno’s picks across the area. Some stops need a drive or tour.
- Lake Louise Lakeshore Walk is a gentle encounter with one of the Rockies' most recognisable mountain lakes. The shore path lets the view unfold gradually, with changing reflections and a closer sense of the valley than a single stop at…Suggested time: 1-3h
Lake Louise Lakeshore Walk
- Moraine Lake Rockpile Viewpoint is the classic elevated encounter with a turquoise lake enclosed by the Valley of the Ten Peaks. The short rise changes the composition of the water and mountains, making the viewpoint a specific outing…Suggested time: 4h
Moraine Lake Rockpile Viewpoint
Show 5 more placesShow fewer places
- Lake Agnes Tea House Hike is a sustained forest climb to a small mountain lake and a seasonal tea house tucked beneath the peaks. The reward feels earned: a quieter alpine setting replaces the broad lakeshore below, with time to stop…Suggested time: 4-5h
Lake Agnes Tea House Hike
- Emerald Lake Circuit is a gentle lakeside walk in Yoho where forest, water and surrounding peaks provide a complete change of scene. Completing the circuit lets you move beyond the busy arrival view and notice how the lake changes…Suggested time: 2-3h
Emerald Lake Circuit
- Takakkaw Falls is a short walk to a towering waterfall in Yoho's steep-sided valley. Spray, falling water and the scale of the surrounding rock make this a strong scenic experience without adding a demanding high-country hike.Suggested time: 1h
Takakkaw Falls
- Natural Bridge on the Kicking Horse River is a compact viewpoint over water forcing its way through a natural stone formation. The river's energy gives the stop its character, making it more than a convenient place to stretch your legs…Suggested time: 30m
Natural Bridge on the Kicking Horse River
- Peyto Lake Lookout is a short mountain approach to a striking view of glacier-fed water below Bow Summit. The lake's shape and colour make the view distinctive, while the elevation brings a real change in weather from the valley road.Suggested time: 1h
Peyto Lake Lookout





