Baker Creek By Basecamp🏕️

Creekside cabins right in the middle of the Bow Valley Parkway between Banff and Lake Louise. Cozy cabin fireplaces, pine interiors, and the creek outside your door. Lots of quick drive spots around like Lake Louise, Morant’s Curve, Johnston Canyon, and lots more! Many units have kitchens so you can cook, then unwind by the fireplace, or under the stars by the outdoor firepit areas.

What else? There is a sauna and gym that guests can use. There is the 'Creekside Café' for breakfast, snacks, lunch, coffees etc... In winter, there is a small outdoor skating rink you can use, as well as 'fat bikes' to use by guests who want to get out and explore in the snow.

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🌿 Hotel Amenities

• Fitness centre

• Winter ice-skating rink

• Outside seating areas with firepits

• Though not a full-spa, there is a sauna

• 'Fat Bikes' for winter biking trail adventures

• Cozy cabins with fireplaces, private patios/decks

• Creekside Café (for breakfast, lunches, coffees, drinks & snacks)

• Wifi?: Yes

• Cell Service?: No

• Pet Friendly?: Yes - for a fee

• Restaurant?: No - Just the café. You will have to bring groceries (or head to Banff or Lake Louise for dinner).

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⛸ WINTER SKATING

In winter, there is a spot set up for here skating with a maintained area and the option to rent skates, so you can easily get out on the ice without bringing your own gear. Conditions can still change day to day though, especially with weather swings.

Follow posted signs and stay within cleared areas. Check daily conditions or ask staff if you’re unsure, skate with a buddy, and keep it sensible. You are responsible for your own safety.

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🔗 BOOKINGS & DETAILS

If you want to stay here, you can check availability, pricing and more info here: Baker Creek By Basecamp

(Note: This place sells out fast for summer. If your link shows “no hotels available,” try different dates. It usually just means your selected dates are fully booked)

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✅ TIPS FROM DEV, LINKS & SAFETY

• The Bow Valley Parkway is a high bear activity area! Always keep your distance from wildlife, carry bear spray, travel safely.

• Only skate when conditions are deemed safe - if you're unsure, stay off the ice. You are responsible for your own safety.