Where to stay

Today MyKey Global Accommodations works with some of the largest insurers in Canada, and the United States assisting daily with immediate, emergency hotel reservations, furnished apartments and custom housing solutions. Whether the insurer has a single displaced policyholder or needs assistance on a massive scale as a result of a catastrophe, MyKey has the team,… Read more: MyKey Global Accommodations supports displaced Jasperites

Evacuated farmers and ranchers and any evacuees with livestock may contact the wildfire resource line at 310-4455 with agriculture- and livestock-elated questions. These individuals should register at the reception centre identified for their community so staff can quickly assist them and connect them with the resources they need. Friends at the Alberta Association of Agricultural Societies have communicated that they can host livestock trailers, campers and others. Interested individuals are invited to refer to the map and list of available facilities.

The following reception centres have been set up to welcome and assist wildfire evacuees. Evacuees must register online or in person at the reception centre in their community. This ensures staff can quickly help them and connect them with needed resources.

Terracana Ranch Resort, located near Mount Robson, British Columbia, an hour west of Jasper, will endeavour to accommodate Jasper wildfire evacuees. For more information, contact the ranch toll-free at 1-866-968-4304 or call 1 (250) 968-4304.. Terracana Ranch Resort 12155 Hwy 16 E, Fraser-Fort George H, Canada resort@terracana.com

The agents at RE/MAX 2000 are working to find available rental properties in Hinton. They now have a few available to Jasper evacuees. There should be a few more available in the next week or so. Most of these properties are fully furnished. For more information, please contact Amy Darkes-Corrigan at (780) 865-0416 or (780) 865-1200 if looking for longer-term accommodation.

skiwin is offering free accommodations at the Buck Lake Campground for evacuees fleeing the Jasper wildfire. For registration details and information, please contact the County Office at (780) 352-3321.

Summit River Lodge Resort and Campground is offering wildfire evacuees 50% off accommodations. With 40 acres, a private beach, campers' washroom, and WiFi, the resort and campground, located 20 kilometres south of Valemount, British Columbia, is offering lodge rooms or cabins at $99/night or $500/week. Full-service campsites are available for $30.

Jasper wildfire evacuees needing short-term accommodation may wish to contact the Hinton Flying Club, a volunteer organization offering access to its facility at the Hinton Entrance airport.

Fox Creek Development and Rock Lake Campground are teaming up with Rock Lake Campground to offer camper units and free camp stalls to those displaced by the Jasper wildfire.

The Municipal District of Bonnyville is offering Jasper evacuees travelling through or staying in our area free, power campsites at our Muriel Lake campground. Sites are available now through to the end of September.

Many hotels, motels, and RV parks are at capacity in centres near wildfire evacuation locations. In an effort to assist wildfire evacuees who have had to flee their homes, Peavey Marts are offering their parking lots for daytime/overnight RV parking should anyone need temporary space. Store washrooms will be available for water and light clean-up… Read more: Peavey Marts in western Canada offer parking lots to those needing temporary space