โJun-05-2018 07:41 PM
โJun-06-2018 07:39 PM
โJun-06-2018 12:17 PM
TenOC wrote:Mountaineer42 wrote:TenOC wrote:Mountaineer42 wrote:robatthelake wrote:
There is boondocking at Lake Loiuise ! Take the first right and park anywhere along the road!
I think not!! Parks Canada is VERY adamant about NO BOONDOCKING and while you may have got away with it in the past, it was just plain luck, and I would not plan on it in the future.
It is an APPROVED overflow "camping" at GPS N51ยฐ 23.230' W116ยฐ 07.787' and is about $10.00 CDN per night. No tents.
Different maps often are not very accurate in their coordinates (Streets and Trips or Google Maps) but those coordinates put you along Hwy 93, pretty close to the Marble Canyon campground in Kootenay National Park. There is no overflow campground there.
Robatthelake's comment was about boondocking at Lake Louise. From his directions it would be right in the little village of Lake Louise and for certain, no boondocking is allowed there.
Sorry try this screenshot from Google Earth
โJun-06-2018 11:42 AM
Mountaineer42 wrote:TenOC wrote:Mountaineer42 wrote:robatthelake wrote:
There is boondocking at Lake Loiuise ! Take the first right and park anywhere along the road!
I think not!! Parks Canada is VERY adamant about NO BOONDOCKING and while you may have got away with it in the past, it was just plain luck, and I would not plan on it in the future.
It is an APPROVED overflow "camping" at GPS N51ยฐ 23.230' W116ยฐ 07.787' and is about $10.00 CDN per night. No tents.
Different maps often are not very accurate in their coordinates (Streets and Trips or Google Maps) but those coordinates put you along Hwy 93, pretty close to the Marble Canyon campground in Kootenay National Park. There is no overflow campground there.
Robatthelake's comment was about boondocking at Lake Louise. From his directions it would be right in the little village of Lake Louise and for certain, no boondocking is allowed there.
โJun-06-2018 11:29 AM
TenOC wrote:Mountaineer42 wrote:robatthelake wrote:
There is boondocking at Lake Loiuise ! Take the first right and park anywhere along the road!
I think not!! Parks Canada is VERY adamant about NO BOONDOCKING and while you may have got away with it in the past, it was just plain luck, and I would not plan on it in the future.
It is an APPROVED overflow "camping" at GPS N51ยฐ 23.230' W116ยฐ 07.787' and is about $10.00 CDN per night. No tents.
โJun-06-2018 10:22 AM
Mountaineer42 wrote:robatthelake wrote:
There is boondocking at Lake Loiuise ! Take the first right and park anywhere along the road!
I think not!! Parks Canada is VERY adamant about NO BOONDOCKING and while you may have got away with it in the past, it was just plain luck, and I would not plan on it in the future.
โJun-06-2018 10:00 AM
robatthelake wrote:
There is boondocking at Lake Loiuise ! Take the first right and park anywhere along the road!
โJun-06-2018 09:56 AM
โJun-06-2018 09:47 AM
TenOC wrote:
Since Kicking Horse CG (88 sites) is closed, what is the chance of getting a first come site at Monarch with only 44 sites? We will be at Yoho in early August. Has anyone camped there in 2018? What time of the day does it fill up.
What other options are there. I do not need FHU.
I know I can call the park and probable get the information.
โJun-06-2018 09:40 AM
robatthelake wrote:
There is boondocking at Lake Loiuise ! Take the first right and park anywhere along the road!
โJun-05-2018 09:45 PM
โJun-05-2018 08:46 PM
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โJun-05-2018 08:38 PM
Powder pig wrote:
Have you considered staying at the Lake Louise campground instead?
โJun-05-2018 08:33 PM