Mount Robson Provincial Park

4.5 on GoogleValemount · Canadian Rockies
Entrance to Mount Robson Provincial Park - Rocky Mountains - BC - Canada - 02
Entrance to Mount Robson Provincial Park - Rocky Mountains - BC - Canada - 02 · Photo: Adam Jones, Ph.D. - Global Photo Archive, CC BY 2.0

Provincial park in Valemount

Off season now · May – Sep

2026 drive-in season May 15 to Sep 30 (Robson River to Oct 11). Berg Lake Trail campgrounds need reservations late May to Sep 30; off-season camping there is free and first come, first served.

C$22 site/night

2026 BC Parks rate at Lucerne; Robson Meadows $28, Robson River $28–$40.50. Non-B.C. residents add $20 per stay.

Camp under the Rockies’ highest peak.

Three campgrounds at the foot of Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, an hour west of Jasper. Robson Meadows and Robson River have showers and roomy, private sites; Lucerne sits on Yellowhead Lake with no running water. The Berg Lake Trail, reopened after years of flood repairs, climbs past Kinney Lake and Emperor Falls to glacier-fed Berg Lake, and its summer permits go on one launch day.

At a glance

Drive-in
3 campgrounds, about 200 sites
Hookups
22 power sites at Robson River
Berg Lake Trail
7 camps, 103 tent pads
Reservations
3 months ahead, 7 am PT; Berg Lake on one launch day
Nightly
$22–$40.50; Berg Lake $10/adult

What’s here

  • Tent sites
  • RV hookups
  • Showers
  • Lake or riverfront
  • Backcountry
  • Pets allowed

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Gear, rentals and guides

  • Mount Robson Whitewater

    Whitewater trips and scenic floats on the Fraser River near Mount Robson, now in its 31st season.

  • Robson Helimagic

    Helicopter drop-offs at Robson Pass, so you can hike the Berg Lake Trail one way, downhill.

Events

“Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.

  • RaceSecond Saturday of September (Sep 12 in 2026)Usually
    Mount Robson Marathon

    50 km, half-marathon, 12 km and 5 km runs on the Berg Lake Trail; 2027 registration opens in January.

Where to stay

Nearby

  • Kinney Lake · 5 min drive

    The first 4 km of the Berg Lake Trail make an easy day hike to a picnic spot on a milky-blue lake; bikes allowed to the north end.

  • Rearguard Falls · 15 min drive

    Viewpoint where chinook salmon end a 1,200 km run up the Fraser; watch for them in early fall.

  • Jasper National Park · 1 hr drive

    Maligne Canyon, lakes and wildlife an hour east over Yellowhead Pass.

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Getting there

  • Prince George (YXS) · about 3 hr 15 min drive
  • Jasper · about 1 hr
  • Edmonton · about 5 hr
  • Kamloops · about 3.75 hr

Directions in Google Maps

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Photo credits

Adam Jones, Ph.D. - Global Photo Archive (CC BY 2.0) · Adam Jones, Ph.D. - Global Photo Archive (CC BY 2.0) · davidwilson1949 (CC BY 2.0).

C$22 site/night
May – Sep
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