Whistlers Campground

We really enjoyed our 2 night stay here. We got site 15M in the loop that's outside the main section off of Whistlers Rd. Even though most of the terrain in this campground has been sadly clearcut due to beetle infestation, limiting privacy... our campsite was lush with vegetation and quite private, quiet, and easily navigated. The restroom facilities here are IMMACULATE. Bathrooms and separate showers are seemingly brand new, spotlessly clean, and pleasant... also a close and easy walk from any site in the loop. Note however, they do close the entire building each morning for a good hour or so between 9 & 11am. This was a slight inconvenience for a wonderful outcome. I'd stay here again and again.

Beautiful setting. We were in the 45 loop so only electric hookup. Great water fill and dump station available after you check in. Bathroom and shower buildings were new and awesome! Regularly cleaned! Even had nice commercial kitchen sinks for a dish washing station with hot water. Elk (mommas and babies) roamed the campground so had to open doors slowly to check your surroundings. Close to town and convenient to sightseeing excursions. Trail system linked up to everywhere! Big pile of free cut firewood. Starlink worked perfect!

We stayed here 6/14-6/18. We were able to make reservations a few days in advance for 2 nights and then decided to extend and we’re able to get a spot by walking to the reservation center. There are 700+ sites so I would imagine you could almost always find something… the loops that are closer to the outer/back edge are still tucked in the trees while the center of the CG and towards the reservation center are in the area that I presume was logged for beetle death. They seemed to be most of the full hookup sites.

You definitely don’t feel that the CG is so large- each loop is 10-15 sites, both loops we stayed in were well spaced. We stayed in 47A (electric) and 30D (no hookups no fire) and both were great. We were able to fit our 32’ fifth wheel in 30D which the website had as 27’ or less no problem. Free clean showers and nice bathrooms in the loops.

Would definitely stay here again, great spot to go do other activities around Jasper. Site pricing is dependent on what services you have.

We stayed here 8/16/2022 - 8/20/22.

This is a very organized campground, you would never know there were over 781 sites, with 58 loops! This is a good base camp for all things in and around Jasper, most people were off exploring during the day. There is a lot to do in the area (hiking, site seeing, mountain biking, sky tram (go for the sunset!), brewery to name a few). We were able to walk up and get a site, lucky perhaps, we site hopped to extend our stay. The check in center was huge!

Sites vary from shady to sunny, small to large, fires allowed (for and extra fee) to no fires allowed, level to not so level, privacy to not so much privacy. We camped in the dry camping area on a gravel pad with a table, located in the area where no wood fires allowed. Generators allowed during certain hours. Restroom were pristine, very new, very nice! There were enclosed shelters with wood stoves. Dark sky compliant lights, mountain biking trails from the campground, enormous dump station with multiple lanes, Verizon cell service varied from 1-3 bars and if you are lucky you may get to see some elk.

The perfect campground.

Spacious sites, easy pull throughs, full hookups, decent privacy, BRAND NEW SHOWERS AND TOILET BLOCKS, fire pits, FREE FIREWOOD, epic views, families of Elk grazing in the campground, easy check in process, handy for town. I could go on.

This is easily the best campground I have been to in 10 years.

Just perfection.

We lucked out and were able to stay here for one night with electric only (site 42D). It was very nice and spacious. Each camp bubble seems to have a restroom facility as well (we didn’t use but heard it’s very nice). They refunded us for the wood since they were out which was great.

We would definitely stay here again if they had availability!

Ps. Make sure you watch where you step because there is a lot of poop in some areas (geece?)

Perfect sites and an excellent location. You can chose between camping in the trees are camping in grassland. Whatever you prefer. Brand new bathroom facilities with the best showers I have every experienced in a campground hands down. Some of the pathways are still under construction so some of the bathroom builds are tricky to access but they are working on it. Plus, if the bathroom buildings are plentiful so if your nearest is busy just head to another. The campground is an east 45 min walk or 20 min bike ride on a pathway into Jasper townsite. Cell service on site. Some sites have hook-ups. Sani-dump included.

Loved camping here! Look at satellite photos to pick a loop with more trees. Loop numbers above 30 have had lots of clearing to eliminate dead trees, and they're more open. We stayed in 4 different sites, with varying rates, in order to extend our stay. Liked 21 and 25 the best.
Fabulously clean, new bathouses, free showers, and dish station.
Lots of nearby hikes. (Start early in the day! ) Drove into Jasper (free RV parking) for laundromat and groceries. A little pricey, but look where you are.
This is a beautiful area and we'd love to return.The National Park Pass is a must and very reasonable for seniors. Cell service varies per site. No WiFi in park.