Nestled in the picturesque Improvement District No. 9, Alberta, Mosquito Creek Campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and convenient amenities for campers and RV enthusiasts. Located just a short distance from Banff, this campground provides a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle, while still being accessible to major attractions.
Mosquito Creek Campground features a variety of camping options, including riverfront sites that offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your RV, you'll find spacious and well-maintained spots to suit your needs. The campground also accommodates free camping in the parking lot, making it an ideal stop for travelers on the go.
One of the highlights of Mosquito Creek Campground is its vibrant community atmosphere. Visitors often meet fellow campers from around the world, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment. The campground's proximity to Banff National Park allows guests to explore hiking trails, wildlife spotting, and other outdoor activities with ease.
Customer feedback highlights the campground's charm and unique features:
Whether you're seeking a quiet escape or an adventurous getaway, Mosquito Creek Campground is the perfect destination. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Canadian Rockies and create unforgettable memories at this one-of-a-kind campground.
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Sweet little campground, where one can almost get away from the sound of the road going through Banff. People are allowed to free camp anywhere on the parking lot, so lots of comings and goings in the evenings. On the one hand, it’s nice that you can show up and just stop for the night in the parking lot, and the other hand if you already have a spot on the night, I was there, people were pushing into my campsite and even using my picnic table late at night!
Awesome sites along the river.. The water was only 48, but we jumped in anyway. I enjoyed meeting people from all over the world in the overflow lot. Beautiful views of the mountains as well!!!
Pretty campground along the river. For your RV, I‘d recommend #1-4 or #38 as they are directly at the river and covered by trees. Starting from 5pm, overflow camping is allowed and you can stay on the gravel - so if you arrive late and everything else is booked, you definitely find a spot here for the night (at least during September/October).
Nice campsite with great spots, we were lucky enough to get one right on the river. There was little sanitary facilities but that was ok