Celestine Lake Campground
Celestine Lake Campground
Celestine Lake Campground (campsite #41, elevation 273 m) is a backcountry campground situated beside the tranquil, forest-fringed Celestine Lake in Jasper National Park, Alberta.
It offers 8 campsites and a fire pit, making it a manageable destination for families new to Jasper's backcountry.
The campground is reached via an old fire road that crosses a footbridge over the Snake Indian River and canyon before climbing to a bench above the river. Celestine Lake lies approximately 2 km beyond the old parking lot at km 5.
A junction just before the campground also connects to the Devona fire lookout trail, which climbs 2. 6 km to an open ridge above the Athabasca River.
A backcountry camping permit is required for all overnight stays and can be reserved through Parks Canada online or by phone. Visitors should note that bugs can be heavy at the lake during summer months.
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