Camping in Banff National Park: oTENTik

While Riley was home with his family in Windsor, Sam's family came to the West Coast for a visit! It was our first time staying in an oTENTik, located in Banff National Park. It is definitely a happy medium between camping in tents and sleeping in a cabin. Definitely a great time spent with family, and we were glad to even have Riley join us for part of it.
Other places visited: Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Banff Springs Hotel, Calgary Tower.
To learn more about camping in a oTENTik in Banff, check out this website: www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ab/banf...

[@uncuttravel1871]

Great content, much appreciated 👏 keep it up 😊😊

[@charlesmagno28]

Thanks for sharing! What month is the best to book ahead Otentiks in Banff?

[@rileysam2586]

You would have to check the Canadian National parks website sometime in March! Each park will have a different day when bookings open up. It would be good to reserve right away when the bookings open up for Banff because they fill up very quickly!

[@canadadesk56]

Did you walk from tent to Banff downtown or parked in downtown? I loved it to hear you from Whiterock.

[@rileysam2586]

We drove to the city center at Banff. There's plenty of parking and it would be quite far to walk from the campsite

[@jasnoopy3]

Hi Riley, is this one located @ two jack lakeside campground? thank you :)

[@rileysam2586]

Hi @jasnoopy3 this one is the Tunnel Mountain Village II Campground 🙂