Jasper National Park is fairly large and has various regions to explore. We stayed at Whistler's Campground because it is right off the Icefields Parkway and was just a few kilometers south of the village of Jasper. The campground is enormous with over 700 sites, but is scenic and wooded. Overall, we were disappointed with this park. Many of the trees were dead in the area. We entered Jasper from neighboring Banff National Park, and passed by an enormous icefield. There is camping for RVs at this particular icefield-all first come first served-and I wished we had stayed a night there to explore. Whistler's Campground was under a fire ban during our stay and the park overall felt drier and less scenic that it's bordering sister, Banff. A walking/hiking trail can be found on the opposite side of the highway which, if you're in for a hike, can lead you to
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