Two Jack Lakeside

Rockies · Parks Canada · Banff National Park · Updated

Two Jack Lake, beside the campground, with Mount Rundle behind.
Two Jack Lake, beside the campground, with Mount Rundle behind. The photo shows the lake, not the campsites.
Photo: Wing-Chi Poon, CC BY-SA 2.5, via Wikimedia Commons

One of the most popular campgrounds in the Rockies, right on the edge of Two Jack Lake with views of Mount Rundle. Sites are small and unserviced, so it works best for tents, vans and short trailers. Book early.

Lake/BeachPaddling/BoatingPet-friendly

Nearby: “Access to the lake for non-motorized recreation.” (Parks Canada page)

Why these tags? (sources)
  • Lake/Beach: “Beautifully situated on the shores of Two Jack Lake... some lakefront sites.” Parks Canada page
  • Paddling/Boating: “Access to the lake for non-motorized recreation.” Parks Canada page
  • Pet-friendly: “Pets must be on a leash and under physical control at all times in Banff National Park.” Parks Canada page

Cost

Typical cost per night: about $34 (approximate average of the listed rates, before extras)

Nightly rates by site type (CAD)
Unserviced (washroom with showers)$34.00

Source: official rates page. Rates checked October 2026, confirm before booking.

Campground details

ParkBanff National Park
OperatorParks Canada
LocationOn the shore of Two Jack Lake near Lake Minnewanka, about 10 km from Banff.
Season2026: May 21 – Oct 5 (2026 dates; they change yearly and with weather)
Site typesUnserviced
74 unserviced sites incl. 22 walk-in tent sites, plus 10 oTENTiks
RV lengthSmall RVs only: max 8 m (27 ft).
ShowersYes
Sani-dumpNo
Flush toiletsYes
Other amenitiesDrinking water, Cooking & picnic shelters, Firepits, Food storage lockers, Public transit stop
ReservationsParks Canada Reservation Service
Book or check availability
Official pageparks.canada.ca

Details are from the official/operator pages listed above, checked October 2026. Seasons, rates, closures and rules change; confirm with the operator before you go. Check fire bans and road conditions. Explore: Banff National Park, Lake Minnewanka.