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9 Unique Cabins To Rent When Visiting Jasper National Park

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Quintessentially Canadian and oh-so-cozy, Jasper’s love for cabin living is entwined with the national park’s history, yet always evolving. Jasper National Park is home to some of the most charming and authentic cabin properties in the Canadian Rockies and provides the perfect Rocky Mountain Getaway for enthusiastic explorers. Stay in one of these unique lodgings, which pair heritage aesthetic with modern comforts.

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Bear Hill Lodge

Tucked in a peaceful corner of Jasper, Bear Hill Lodge's accommodations are the only cabins right in town. Whatever your style or group size, there's an option to suit, from studio cottages to heritage log cabins, from chalets to homestead log houses. Along with providing home baked breakfast and bike rentals in the summertime, this year-round oasis balances cabin aesthetic with in-town convenience.

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Miette Mountain Cabins

Situated at the base of Miette Hot Springs road on the Yellowhead Hwy 16, these Jasper cabins are ideal for easy access to the hottest hot springs in the Canadian Rockies and a mere 30 minutes from the Jasper town site. Enjoy a swim in the seasonal heated outdoor pool, or soak in our outdoor hot tub. Grab some food from the on-site shop or barbeque home meals yourself. The original mine site trail of Pocahontas is also close by, where visitors can enjoy the historic past of Jasper National Park.

Patricia Lake Bungalows

A combination of tranquility and comfort, this family owned and operated property offers a charming cottage experience within a secluded forest setting (and overlooks the pristine Patricia Lake!)

Most cabins offer kitchens and fireplaces, all provide TVs, onsite laundry, a playground, outdoor hot tub and fire pit.

Jasper East Cabins

Jasper East Cabins

Less than 5 minutes away from the Jasper National Park Gates, this property is trumped by the beautiful Roche à Perdrix Mountain to the West. From studio to three bedroom cabins, Jasper East Cabins has something available for every traveler’s needs. All cabins come standard equipped with a river stone gas fireplace and are tastefully decorated with lots of wooden elements that merge the mountains and the wilderness inside the cabin. On-site amenities such as volleyball, badminton or our barbecue areas.

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Jasper Park Lodge Ben Waugh and Matt Littlewood
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Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

This resort offers cabins that wrap around the shores of pristine Lac Beauvert and Canada's #1 Golf Resort. Surrounded by nature and abundant wildlife, this 700 acre year-round luxury mountain resort offers activities for all itineraries, from active days outdoors to rejuvenating at the luxurious Fairmont Spa. Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge also has a deep commitment to sustainability, and was awarded the Hotel Association of Canada's prestigious Green Key Environmental Award for 2017.

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Pyramid Lake Resort

This is the only resort in Jasper with immediate access to the tranquil Pyramid Lake; a picturesque setting on a terraced hillside surrounded by the Canadian Rockies. This chalet-style alpine resort is open year-round and features 62 guest rooms with views of both Pyramid Lake and Pyramid Mountain and offers a wide variety of accommodation styles including kitchenettes and loft suites.

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Overlander Mountain Lodge

The Overlander Mountain Lodge offers spectacular views, the award-winning Stone Peak Restaurant, and ultra-comfortable lodging. Warm hospitality and a casual, yet cozy atmosphere are combined in a mountain setting of unique, natural beauty. Accommodation options include pet-friendly kitchenettes. Open year round, the lodge provides a peaceful, invigorating mountain getaway in an authentic Canadian log lodge environment.

Pine Bungalows

Located on the banks of the Ath­abasca River, Pine Bun­galows is known for a great guest experience. There are five different cabin styles on the 11-acre property, which especially caters to families, couples and independent travellers. Additionally, there are two 10-person chalets open year round. Reconnect with nature in this beautiful spot that feels secluded yet is close enough to access everything Jasper has to offer.

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Alpine Village

For over 70 years, Alpine Village has been offering an authentic “cabin in the woods” experience on 11 acres of property next to the Athabasca River. Walk or drive the short 2 km to downtown Jasper or watch for the wildlife that frequently visit. The resort has also been recognized with the Trip Advisor “Certificate of Excellence” Awards from 2011 to 2019 and the Travellers’ Choice – Best Hidden Gem Award.

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