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Getting below $100 a night for a place to stay within Jasper National Park is today’s challenge. Can it be done? Yes! First off, traditional hotels in Jasper National Park during the peak summer months are pretty much impossible to get below $100 a night. It is a supply and demand thing. The hotels tend to start at $150 a night and there’s a wider range to chose from in the $200 range. Read more on 5 ways to stay in Jasper National Park for less than $100 a night during summer season… Want to go camping in Jasper National Park in 2010? Tent camping or RV camping. Jasper offers both. If you like planning early to ensure you get to stay at the campground you want, you can use the campground reservation system from Parks Canada. The camping registration system officially starts taking reservations on April 1 for Jasper National Parks campgrounds: As often happens during peak summer months, travelers are frustrated about the availability of hotels within Jasper National Park and other national parks. I’ve been to Yellowstone National Park in the US and the situation is similar. In fact, finding accommodations within Yellowstone National Park can be even harder than Jasper National Park. Read more on “I can’t find a hotel in Jasper National Park?” Top 5 Alternatives… |
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