Tunnel Mountain Village II Campground in Banff National Park

Campground · Banff National Park

Tunnel Mountain Village II Campground

Mountain views and year-round transit make a practical campground base.

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Type
Campground
Nearest trail
0.1 km
Audio stories
20 nearby
  • Restrooms
  • Parking
  • Picnic tables
  • Lodging

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Tunnel Mountain Village II and Trailer Court

Overview

About Tunnel Mountain Village II Campground

Why stop

  • Twenty-one raised-floor oTENTiks offer a shelter option without pitching a tent.

Heads up

  • Electrical sites are power-only, without full hookups.
  • The developed road grid can feel less private, and the view varies by site.

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Where it is

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CampgroundTunnel Mountain Village II Campground51.18779, -115.54386
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Before you go

8 active Banff alerts

  • ClosureJohnston Canyon Trail and Day Use Area closedJohnston Canyon Trail and Day Use Area are closed to all traffic and travel through December 11, 2026, because construction work requires protecting public and workers’ safety.Official details
  • ClosureBaker Lake and Hidden Lake campgrounds closed to campingCamping is prohibited at Baker Lake and Hidden Lake campgrounds through December 1, 2026, because a grizzly bear entered campsites and investigated tents and gear; the closures reduce risk to…Official details
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Guide

More about Tunnel Mountain Village II Campground

A practical base close to BanffTunnel Mountain Village II is a 209-site frontcountry campground about 2.5 km from town.

Tunnel Mountain Village II is a 209-site frontcountry campground about 2.5 km from town. It works well as a developed base with mountain views and a year-round bus link; the road grid is practical, though some sites can feel less private than a wooded campground.

Pick your setupEighty-five sites have 15-, 30- or 50-amp electricity only, without water or sewer hookups.

Eighty-five sites have 15-, 30- or 50-amp electricity only, without water or sewer hookups. The campground also has tent and RV sites, plus 21 raised-floor oTENTiks—A-frame and tent hybrids available for three seasons. Parks Canada lists year-round tent and RV camping, while also saying Village II isn't designed for summer tent camping, so check the site type before booking then. Firepits are available at some campsites, not all.

Leave the rig at campRoam Route 2 connects the campground area with Banff year-round, and Parks Canada encourages…

Roam Route 2 connects the campground area with Banff year-round, and Parks Canada encourages campers to leave vehicles at camp because town parking is limited. On-site basics include drinking water, flush toilets, hot-and-cold showers, cooking and picnic shelters, food-storage lockers, accessible facilities and a sewage dump station. A reservation is required.

The settingMountain views are a big part of the draw, though trees and site position change the outlook.

Mountain views are a big part of the draw, though trees and site position change the outlook. Elk sometimes move through camp; treat a sighting as luck rather than something to plan around.

Wildlife

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