13 Jasper Cabin Rentals to Get COZY In (Pet-Friendly Options Too!)

A trip to Jasper isn’t complete until you’ve stayed at one of these cozy Jasper cabin rentals. Whether it’s the winter or summer season, one of the best things to do in Jasper is enjoy a fireplace tucked away in the mountains. There aren’t many Jasper cabin rentals, but the Jasper cabins set up are like something out of a dream. We’ve narrowed down our favorite Jasper cabin rentals below.

Each is unique and scattered throughout the park, providing visitors with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the Rockies like never before. If you are looking for a Jasper cabin that is pet friendly, we have you covered for that as well.

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The Coziest Jasper Cabin Rentals

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Bear Hill Lodge

• Address: 100 Bonhomme St (GPS)
• Booking.com: Bear Hill Lodge Jasper
• Pet Friendly: Yes for a $25 fee per night

Bear Hill Lodge has the only cabins in Jasper that are actually in town, and very walkable to all the best Jasper restaurants and downtown attractions (which is important since street parking in Jasper is not free). They have a variety of cabin types available for any type of guest. Some are for smaller groups, and some for large ones.

Some of these Jasper cabins are simple, and some are grand. They are all complete with a fireplace, which is definitely needed in the winter in Alberta.

Some of the units also have a kitchen set up to make all your own food if you would like, but in the units without kitchens, breakfast will be provided. I also love that you can opt to have dinner delivered to your cabin from the Fiddle River’s kitchen. Lastly, these cabins near Jasper are pet friendly (a $20 per night per dog pet fee is charged, which goes directly to housekeeping gratuity).

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Tekarra Lodge

• Address: Highway 93A South (GPS)
• Booking.com: Tekarra Lodge
• Pet Friendly: Yes for a $35 per pet, per day (cap at $70 per pet)

If you want rustic cabins in Jasper National Park, you have to check out Tekarra Lodge. Located just on the other side of Yellowhead Highway, these Jasper cabins are super charming and quiet. It’s the perfect place to come and enjoy a peaceful setting in the mountains.

While these Jasper cabins don’t have televisions, they are all fully equipped with utensils, plates, pots, and everything else you need to cook a full meal. Bonus: The cabins have fireplaces to cozy up at.

The lodge also has activities for guests, like a s’more and fire night outside, interpretive talks, and music nights. There’s also a cozy place for lunch and dinner, so you don’t have to venture far if you don’t want to! What I also love about this Jasper cabin is that it is pet-friendly!

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Miette Mountain Cabins

• Address: Highway 16 East (GPS)
• Expedia: Miette Mountain Cabins
• Booking.com: Miette Mountain Cabins
• Pet Friendly: Yes, $25 per night per day

Easily one of the best Jasper cabin rentals in the winter and summer! Miette Mountain Cabins (previously named Pocahontas Cabins) are located at the intersection of Miette Road and Highway 16. Miette Hot Springs is only a 25-minute drive away, and the town of Jasper is just a 30-minute drive away, perfect for getting more into nature. Miette Mountain Cabins offer free WiFi, a satellite TV, and a kitchen. So it’s the perfect place for those who want to get away and have the creature comforts of home.

Every unit at these unique Alberta cabins also has a cozy sofa and a gas fireplace to enjoy at night – even in the summer! When you get back from exploring Jasperk, you can always relax in their outdoor heated pool! If you forget something in town, you don’t have to worry either, as Miette Mountain Cabins offers an on-site mini-market with prepackaged meals as well. Which is great because BBQ facilities are available in the summer. Note that Miette Mountain Cabins are pet friendly and charge a fee of $25 per night per dog.

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Patricia Lake Bungalows

• Address: 1 Pyramid Lake Rd (GPS)
• Booking: Patricia Lake Bungalows
• Pet Friendly: Yes at $10 per dog/per night

Patricia Lake is one of my favorite places to visit in all of Jasper, and to stay on the lake is a dream come true. It’s a beautiful place to head in the summer and winter, but even a better place to stay. Situated under Pyramid Mountain, you can stay at Patricia Lake Bungalows and enjoy the surrounding mountain views, and have a coffee just steps away from the lake.

They have been in operation since 1966 and have an excellent reputation in the park. Patricia Lake is close enough to the town of Jasper, so you can get anything you need, but also far enough away to enjoy the serenity of the mountains (you will want a car if staying here).

In-room amenities are in-room coffee, fully equipped kitchens, free WiFi, TV, and gas fireplaces. Other property amenities are a playground and playhouse for the families, a BBQ area, 10 person lake view hot tub, boat dock, outdoor fire pit, indoor games, library, and complimentary DVD movies. There’s always, of course, Patricia Lake to swim, canoe, and kayak in the summer.

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Jasper East Cabins

• Address: 49321 AB-16, Jasper East (GPS)
• Booking.com: Jasper East Cabins
• Hotels.com: Jasper East Cabins Hotels
• Pet Friendly: Yes

Jasper East Cabins are located on the edge of Jasper National Park, about 35 minutes from the town of Jasper. Although they are outside of town, they are closer to Miette Hot Springs and the Jasper Hinton Airport.

Here at Jasper East Cabins, visitors are offered cozy cabins with a fireplace, kitchenette, and private bathrooms. The cabins are super cute and offer things like volleyball, horseshoes, badminton, and croquet on site. If you are looking for a cute Jasper cabin slightly out of town and more in the wilderness, this one is for you.

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Overlander Mountain Lodge

• Address: 27010 Highway 16 west (GPS)
• Booking.com: Overlander Mountain Lodge
• Pet Friendly: Yes, $25.00 per night/ per pet

Right near the Jasper East Cabins is Overlander Mountain Lodge, which offers visitors beautiful chalets in Jasper to call home for a bit. These beautiful log cabin homes, which offer kitchens, fireplaces, and comfortable beds, are nestled away in nature. They are great for groups as they offer chalets that are fit for 8 people. Most units also have a beautiful deck on which to enjoy a BBQ in the summer.

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Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

• Address: 1 Old Lodge Rd (GPS)
• Booking.com: Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge
• Hotels.com: Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge
• Read Our Full Review: Staying at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge
• Pet Friendly: Yes, $50 per pet per night

The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge is easily the best place to stay in Jasper.  We enjoyed one of their Lakeview rooms for three nights and had a fantastic time. The Fairmont sits right on Lake Beauvert, which in my opinion, is one of the most stunning lakes I have seen in Jasper.

The Fairmont is comfortable and spread out. It’s not your standard hotel, but instead, there are plenty of individual cabins, so you can easily keep your distance from other guests. There’s a heated pool to enjoy in the winter and summer. They also have a boathouse where you can rent kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards.

There are a few Jasper restaurants on-site, which are all delicious! Make sure to try Orso Trattoria for a nice night out. The Jasper Park Lodge is the most luxurious pet friendly option on this list, though they charge $50 per pet, per night which is quite expensive. Though they do dog beds, bowls with fresh water, and a special dog-friendly welcome gift!

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Pyramid Lake Resort

• Address: 6 Km North On, Pyramid Lake Rd (GPS)
• Booking.com: Pyramid Lake Resort
• Hotels.com: Pyramid Lake Resort
• Read Our Full Review: Why You Should Stay at Pyramid Lake Resort
• Pet Friendly: Yes, $25 per pet/night

Pyramid Lake Resort is another fantastic property in Jasper. Sitting right on Pyramid Lake, its location in the park cannot be beaten. These are chalet-style Alpine rooms with 62 guest rooms in total. The resort is just 6 km from the townsite, but obviously right next to Pyramid Lake and Pyramid Island.

In the summer, this means you are steps away from enjoying a paddle on Pyramid Lake, and in the winter, it means you steps away from snowshoeing across the lake. No matter what season, there’s no shortage of things to do in Jasper.

All rooms come with a gas fireplace, and most have a beautiful deck overlooking the lake. This is also where you can find one of the most romantic restaurants in Jasper, Aalto.

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Sunwapta Falls Rocky Mountain Lodge

• Address: 53km South of Downtown Jasper (GPS)
• Booking.com: Sunwapta Falls Rocky Mountain Lodge
• Hotels.com: Sunwapta Falls Rocky Mountain Lodge
• Pet Friendly: Yes, $25 per pet/night

Sunwapta Falls Rocky Mountain Lodge is located at Sunwapta Falls, about 40 minutes from the town of Jasper. These are cute and cozy tiny Jasper cabins that are perfect if you want to stay along the Icefields Parkway, but still have easy access to the town of Jasper. Rooms are romantic with a fireplace, kitchenette, and free firewood. There’s also a restaurant on-site should you want to not venture too far for dinner.

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Pine Bungalows

• Address: 2 Cottonwood Creek Rd (GPS)
• Booking.com: Pine Bungalows Booking
• Hotels.com: Pine Bungalows Hotels

Pine Bungalows have cabins that sit right along the Athabasca River and are a stunning place to hide away in the woods and forget about the hustle and bustle for a bit. Pine Bungalows are close to Beauvert Lake and Maligne Canyon and offer the essential amenities you may have come to expect from a Jasper cabin. That means wood cabins, gas fireplaces, and heated bathroom floors.

Built in 1936, Pine Bungalows are about historic as they come and have been family-owned and cared for throughout the years. They are one of the most classic places to stay, not only in Jasper but all of the Canadian Rockies.

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Jasper East Mountain Home

• Address: Yellowhead County
• Book on VRBO: Jasper East Cabin
• Pet Friendly: Yes, $25 per pet/night

This is a 3 bedroom Airbnb/VRBO set up for 8 people and is located in Jasper East. You get the entire house, unlike most of the other properties on this list. This home is just outside the park, just 4 km to the Jasper National Park gate and a 35-minute drive to downtown Jasper.

It’s in a community called Folding Mountain Village, right next to the Folding Mountain Brewery and Restaurant, one of the best breweries in Jasper.

It’s a lovely and modern home that is a treat to stay at while in Jasper. It’s actually the closest entire mountain house you can get while visiting Jasper due to the zoning laws mentioned at the beginning. The house is over 2500 square feet and sits on a private lot overlooking the mountains. The best part? The private hot tub set up!

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Alpine Village

• Address: Athabasca Road, AB-93A
• Book Directly: Alpine Village
• Pet Friendly: No

Alpine Village Cabin Resort presents an authentic Canadian cabin experience that truly captures the essence of the region. Whether you opt for a luxurious upscale chalet designed to perfection or a charming heritage log cabin, each adorned with a wood-burning fireplace, they have curated an all-encompassing Canadian cabin encounter.

For over seven decades, Alpine Village has been dedicated to providing visitors from across the globe with an immersive “cabin in the woods” escapade, allowing them to intimately embrace the untamed allure of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Spread across 11 acres of property, our 56 cabins offer ample space and are strategically positioned no more than a minute’s stroll away from the glistening Athabasca River with the stunning Mount Edith Cavell and Tekarra Mountain as a magnificent backdrop.

The premises are frequented by wildlife, including elk, black bears, and even majestic grizzly bears. Should you wish to explore further, a brief 2 km walk or drive leads you to Downtown Jasper!

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Whistler oTENTiks

Only open from June to September, the Whistler oTENTiks is an experience to have! If you are new to camping and don’t want to ruin your Jasper camping experience trying to prepare with the right tent and other camping goods, Parks Canada offers oTENTiks.

oTENTiks are canvas walled tents and have all the basic comforts of home, but you are still plenty in the wilderness. This includes wooden floors, bunk beds, sleeping pads, heat, and even lights.

They are spacious and can accommodate up to four adults and two children. The oTENTiks also come with two wooden chairs and a bench and table. So you just need to bring sleeping bags, blankets, pillows, and all your food. I would also suggest slippers! These types of units are desirable, so they book up fast. There aren’t a ton of them either, so reservations are required.

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A Note On These Cabin Rentals

• Many of these accommodation operators offer not only cabins but standard “hotel” style rooms too. Make sure to pay attention to what you are booking, and ensure you select a cabin.
• Cabins often cost more than a standard room, but typically provide other luxuries like a kitchen and fireplace.
• Some operators are not open in the winter.
• Many of these cabins in Jasper book up well in advance in the summer months. It’s recommended to book at least 4-6 months ahead for the best rate.
• If you’re bringing a pet you must inform the cabin you are staying at when booking.

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Hopefully, this helped you determine what Jasper cabin and chalet is best for your trip! If you have any other questions leave a comment or see our Canadian Rockies travel guide for more articles about photography spots, lakes, hikes, and everything else.

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