Jasper Camping Fire Ban

A partial fire ban has been issued for a number of campgrounds in the Athabasca Valley of Jasper National Park. Keep campfires small and only in designated fire pits or boxes.

Complete Guide To Camping In Jasper National Park Updated For 2020

Do not leave a campfire unattended for ANY amount of time.

Jasper camping fire ban. It is your responsibility to be fire safe when camping. Propane stoves are allowed for cooking purposes only. Completely extinguish your campfire before you go to sleep or leave the area for any period of time.

Jasper National Park is open to visitors with additional safety protocols in place. Parks Canada is happy to announce that Whistlers Campground in Jasper National Park will be reopening on July 12 2021. See more on camping fire safety.

Before you go check here for all fire bans. Indicates a County Enacted Fire Restriction in place. Click on the map to show the information links for each county and fire restriction.

Outdoor wood burning stove including cooking shelters. Learn more about whats open and what to expect here. Completely extinguish campfires with water.

Click on the countytribal area to view additional information regarding burn bansrestrictions for a particular area. If you see a wildfire in any Alberta forest area please report it immediately to the nearest ranger station or call 310-FIRE 3103473. Fires must be attended to at all times.

To view the SBLC Fire Restriction Rules click here. Read more on ctvnewsca. Please contact your local fire department or emergency management office for the most current information regarding restrictions in your area.

The ban includes wood charcoal briquettes candles tiki torches and other devices that emit flames or embers. Fire ban information. This includes the accuracy of boundaries on the website.

EDMONTON -- Albertas record-breaking heat wave has caused Jasper National Park officials to implement a fire ban and closely monitor rising water. A list of those restrictions is below. Plan your trip with hotels restaurants attractions travel deals and more.

For firebans outside of Alberta Parks check AlbertaFireBansca. In some campgrounds fires are not permitted at any time. Home Fire restrictions.

Keep a bucket of at least eight litres of water close by the fire at all time andor a hand tool such as a shovel to extinguish the fire properly. Interactive Fire Ban Map Information. Click on a county for more information.

A new registration centre 18 new combined washroom and shower facilities wider roads for two-way traffic new water sewer and electrical systems. Alberta Parks Fire Bans Current Alerts. Use of the following items is prohibited during a fire ban.

At the parks listed below campfires are prohibited. At some campgrounds there may be additional periods before the start and following the end of the no fires at any time period when campfires are permitted during certain hours only. Campfires are allowed in the Prineville Reservoir and Jasper Point campgrounds at this time.

Indicates areas that have not reported a fire. Jasper sets all-time temperature record fire ban coming into effect July 2 Memorial plaque to honour soldiers who died enroute to Korean War Chamber gets 28800 in federal shop local funding Scholarship launched to honour late Kirby Morrow Mealshare provides over 248 meals to local hungry youth Farmers Market launches 11th season Supports for trauma victims will. This map depicts fire restrictions as established by the county commissioners in accordance with the State Board of Land Commissioners Rules.

Charcoal briquette or wood barbecues. Visitors will be greeted with. Areas shaded in gray have current burn bansrestrictions in effect.

Effective May 31 fires will be. When a fire ban is not in effect you can safely enjoy a campfire in Jasper National Park by following these guidelines. At others campfires are permitted with seasonal restrictions and in provided fire pits only.

A fire ban is imposed for an extreme fire hazard. The fire bans and restrictions on this map are for provincial parks. If you are unsure please ask a Parks Canada staff member.

However Alberta Agriculture and Forestry does not take responsibility for outdated or incorrect information. A fire restriction is imposed for a high fire hazard. Effective May 31 fires will be prohibited in the following unsupervised campsites.

A partial fire ban has been issued for a number of campgrounds in the Athabasca Valley of Jasper National Park. See the real rockies in Jasper National Park in Jasper Alberta Canada. Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented on this site.

Marble Canyon Provincial Park Inside Of Kootenay National Park British Columbia Canada Photo Orbital V Kootenay National Park Canada Travel National Parks