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Right on Connaught Drive, this Petro-Canada is the townsite’s round-the-clock refuel stop. It’s the most convenient place to top up before you push into Jasper’s more remote valleys or the long, services-scarce Icefields Parkway.
Expect regular fuel, diesel, and propane service (handy for RVs and camp gear). There’s a small convenience store for road snacks and drinks. The station can look a little old-school, but it gets the job done.
Fuel options inside the park are limited, and distances are big. This spot is central, reliable, and surrounded by other essentials—groceries at Nesters Market, liquor next door, and an EV supercharger across the street—so it’s easy to sort out supplies in one swing.
It’s a busy hub: cars, RVs, and tour traffic cycle through all day. Prices are higher than you’ll find in places like Hinton or Edmonton—typical for a remote national park town—but the convenience is tough to beat.
Jasper’s townsite can see elk and deer wander through, especially early and late in the day. Keep your distance and stay alert around the lot at dawn and dusk.
