Two Jack Main Equipped Sites

Want to camp but don't have camping gear? No problem! Reserve a site at this campground and you're covered!

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Two Jack Main Equipped Sites Details

Want to camp but don't have camping gear? No problem! Reserve a site at this campground and you're covered! The Two Jack Main Equipped Sites campground is open June 23 - September 4 (dates subject to change), and reservations are available during that timeframe. There are 32 equipped camping sites found within the campground, and are prefect for those who want to camp but don't have the gear to do so. The equipped sites come with a six-person tent, already set up; six sleeping pads; a stove and propane; a lantern; a broom and dustpan; a campground orientation session upon check-in; an introductory camping program on select nights; camping permit; and daily fire permit. A signed rental agreement form is required upon check-in. The campground features flush toilets, a sanitation dump, fire pits and picnic shelters. Fees for Two Jack Main Equipped Sites are $70/night. This campground is not accessible for those with disabilities. Check-in time for all campgrounds is 2 p.m., and check out is 11 a.m. Note that there isn't any Internet/Wi-Fi service at the campgrounds. Camping is popular within Banff National Park, and there are plenty of camp sites from which to choose during your visit. You're welcome to make [reservations](https://reservation.pc.gc.ca/Banff?Type=1&language=en) (1-877-737-3783) before your arrival (the busiest times at the campground are June through September), but if you decide to wing it, keep in mind that sites are made available on a first-come, first-served basis. Camping fees vary by campsite and are in addition to park entry fees; cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, debit cards and travelers checks are accepted forms of payment. If camping in Banff National Park, the rule of thumb is to be prepared for anything. To help you prepare for your camping trip, park rangers suggest you bring along with you: warm and waterproof clothing; hats and mitts/gloves (weather can be unpredictable year-round); umbrellas; groundsheet for your tent; sleeping mat; warm sleeping bag; and extra blankets.

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