Tesla Supercharger

Overview

About Tesla Supercharger

Right on Connaught Drive in the Jasper townsite, this Supercharger is the park’s EV pit stop—fast, central, and surrounded by everything you might want while you top up. It opened in October 2021 and is notable as the first Supercharger installed inside a Canadian national park. Expect mountain views while you charge and an easy stroll to food and supplies.

Why stop

Fast V3 charging in the heart of town
Steps from groceries, coffee, and restaurants

Heads up

Summer rush can mean short waits
No dedicated on-site restrooms

Map

Where it is

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Gas stationTesla Supercharger52.88063, -118.07826

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Local know-how

Tips for visiting Tesla Supercharger

Hit it early morning or later evening to avoid peak summer queues
Pair your stop with a quick grocery run at Nesters across the street
Use nearby shops or cafés for restrooms while you charge
Non‑Tesla drivers can use the co-located DC fast chargers as backup

Plan your stop

Before you go

Best time to visit

Open 24/7. Midday and early evening in peak summer are busiest; mornings or later evenings are the smoothest for snagging an open stall. If you’re rolling through at lunchtime, plan to grab food while you wait just in case it’s hopping.

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ClosureWildfire-impacted areas and facilities closedStay out of closed wildfire-impacted areas and facilities in Jasper National Park; closures protect public safety after the 2024 wildfire and remain in effect while recovery and safety work continues.Official details
Closure93A (Wabasso Road) no through travel during roadworkFrom mid-October to early November 2026, plan for 93A (Wabasso Road) to be accessible from the south entrance only; no through travel is expected during roadwork.Official details

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Jasper Tour Guide

Your drive to Tesla Supercharger, narrated.

Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Jasper National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.

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Recorded for this place

Jasper Gas and EV Charging Hub

Listen

“If you need to top up on fuel or charge your vehicle, the main spot in town is coming up. You'll see a Petro-Canada for gas, diesel, and propane.”

Plays as you drive up to Tesla Supercharger in the Parkwolf Jasper Tour Guide.

More about Tesla Supercharger

What’s here8 Tesla V3 Superchargers for quick turnarounds.

8 Tesla V3 Superchargers for quick turnarounds.
Additional DC fast chargers for non‑Tesla EVs on the same pad.
Simple in-and-out layout along the rail side of the street.

Nearby conveniencesNesters Market sits just across the street for snacks and a resupply; cafés, restaurants, and…

Nesters Market sits just across the street for snacks and a resupply; cafés, restaurants, and more shops are within a block or two. If you need a restroom, use nearby businesses (grocery, gas station, or restaurants) while you charge.

Wildlife noteJasper’s townsite isn’t immune to wildlife—elk and deer regularly wander through.

Jasper’s townsite isn’t immune to wildlife—elk and deer regularly wander through. Enjoy the moment from a distance and give animals the right of way.

Why it stands outBeyond the location, the V3 speeds make this one of the most efficient stops in the Rockies.

Beyond the location, the V3 speeds make this one of the most efficient stops in the Rockies. It’s central enough to pair charging with a meal or grocery run, and the mountain backdrop makes even a 15–20 minute session feel like part of the trip.

Practical tipsIf it’s busy, sessions are usually short—hang tight and rotate in.

If it’s busy, sessions are usually short—hang tight and rotate in.
Mountain weather changes fast; keep a light layer handy while you stretch your legs.
For longer parking or a slower top-up, the townsite has Level 2 options nearby as a backup.

Wildlife

Wildlife in Jasper

All Jasper wildlife maps

174 sightingsGrizzly BearMost seen around 8 PMSighting map

43 sightingsCaribouMost seen around 7 AMSighting map

40 sightingsGray WolfMost seen around 6 AMSighting map

12 sightingsCanada LynxMost seen around 8 PMSighting map

315 sightingsMooseMost seen around 6 AMSighting map

1,028 sightingsElkMost seen around 7 AMSighting map

Sighting maps show where each species has been reported across Jasper. Wildlife moves, so no sighting is guaranteed.