Plan your visit
Yoho National Park
With Highway 1 (the Trans-Canada Highway) running through the centre of Yoho, most people visit by car or RV. The closest major airports are in Calgary (213 km away) and Vancouver (760 km). Visitation is highest in the summer as some hiking trails stay snow-bound until mid-June. Camping is available from May to October. Accommodations and restaurants are available in and around the community of Field located in the heart of the park. With so much to do, planning is key to fitting it all in.
Fees
Cost of daily park admission, Parks Canada Discovery Pass, camping fees, backcountry permit, fishing permit, Burgess Shale guided hike and Lake O'Hara...
Hours of operation
Yoho National Park is open year round. The peak season is during July and August. Open dates for visitor centre, campgrounds, roads and seasonal closures.
Pre-arrival checklist
Plan ahead for the best travel experience in Yoho National Park. See our pre-arrival checklist, bonus tips and local recommendations for things to do.
Map and brochures
Download the visitor guide, trail guide with hiking maps, fishing guide, safety and wildlife information brochures for Yoho National Park.
Stay
Book your overnight stay in advance. Choose a hotel, bed and breakfast, guesthouse, lodge, chalet, campground in the area around Field and Golden, BC.
How to get here
Discover how to get to Yoho National Park by car, plane or train. For easy access on the Trans-Canada Highway, check out distances and road conditions.
Facilities and Services
What to expect in the Village of Field. Visitor centre, restaurants, accommodation, accessibility, cell service, shopping, washrooms, parking, gas station.
Fire information and updates
Stay informed about forest fires and wildfire management in Yoho, including wildfire status, fire bans, prescribed fires and fire protection projects.
Visitor guidelines
Follow visitor guidelines and regulations when you visit Yoho National Park. Learn about wildlife, nature, bear safety and find contact information.
Services and amenities
Directions and road conditions for Yoho National Park.
How to get here
Location
Visitor Centre
Trans-Canada Highway
Field, British Columbia V0A 1G0
Phone
1-250-343-6783
Email
yoho.info@pc.gc.ca
Directions
By car
Highway 1 (also called the Trans-Canada Highway) runs 45 km through the centre of the park. It is the only major route through the park. There is no public transportation in Yoho National Park. Most people travel in a personal vehicle. Vehicle rentals are available in Golden, B.C. as well as in Banff and Lake Louise, Alberta. Visit 511 Alberta and DriveBC for current road conditions
By air
Calgary and Vancouver are the closest airports that are serviced by major national and international carriers. Connections may be made to Cranbrook, 245 km south of Golden, B.C. Airport Shuttles from Calgary, Alberta are available to Lake Louise near the park's east entrance.
By rail
There is limited rail service on a sightseeing basis through Yoho National Park. Contact Rocky Mountaineer for details.
Services and amenities
Yoho National Park Visitor Guide
Download the comprehensive visitor guide as a PDF to explore what the park has to offer.
Safety and guidelines
Natural hazards are a part of the national park experience. Reduce the impact of an unfortunate circumstance by being well informed and prepared.
Camping
Whether you’re going frontcountry or backcountry camping, planning ahead is essential. A valid park pass and camping permit are required.
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