Welcome to Tekarra Lodge

A thoughtfully rebuilt cabin stay in Jasper, AB

Tekarra Lodge offers a cabin-style stay in Jasper for travellers who want nature to be part of the experience, not just the view. Located on the Yellowhead Highway, just off Icefields Parkway, our property offers a quieter alternative to staying closer to Jasper townsite. Jasper National Park and outdoor activities are still nearby, making it easy to get out and explore. Thoughtfully updated in preparation for a planned June 2027 reopening, Tekarra Lodge stays true to the rustic cabin character, mountain touches, and slower pace that have long made it distinct.

Our location makes it easy to experience some of the area’s most memorable highlights. Athabasca Falls is an easy addition to a southbound sightseeing day, while Jasper Rafting Adventures offers a more active way to experience the river. Staying within Jasper National Park keeps the focus on scenery, wildlife, and outdoor time, while Downtown Jasper remains close for dining and trip planning when needed.

Tekarra Lodge is a good fit for travellers who want a quieter stay, more privacy, and the character of a cabin instead of a standard hotel room. The cabins are at the heart of the stay, with standalone or duplex layouts, wood-burning fireplaces, natural wood details, warm tones, air conditioning, and a simple, uncluttered feel that keeps the focus on time outdoors and with each other. Select cabins also feature kitchenettes or full kitchens, living areas, separate bedrooms, pullout sofa beds, covered patio decks, mountain or water views, and pet-friendly options. There are also lodge suites which offer a more traditional accommodation style and include gas fireplaces and mountain views. Standard amenities include free wi-fi, a coffee and tea maker, a microwave, bathroom amenities, and individually controlled heating and air conditioning. You won’t find televisions or telephones in the cabins, and that is part of the charm, leaving more room for quiet mornings, time in nature, card games, fireside chats, and meaningful time together.

Free parking at each cabin makes it easier to arrive, settle in, and head out for the day. EV charging stations are also available, and travellers arriving with larger vehicles are encouraged to contact the hotel in advance. Downtown Jasper is about a 15-minute walk or a five-minute drive away, so dining, trip planning, and other essentials stay close without taking away from the quieter setting. There is also a gift shop on property for snacks, toiletries, and a few everyday items you may need during your stay.

Tekarra Lodge offers a different kind of Jasper stay, where cabin living, time outdoors, and a setting closely tied to nature define the experience. It is the kind of place where you can sit outside, watch elk graze, and settle into the peaceful rhythm of Jasper, with evenings shaped by simple shared moments such as interpretive talks, music, and s’mores by the fire. For travellers who want to unplug, spend more time outdoors and reconnect with the people they are with, Tekarra Lodge offers a quieter Jasper stay with more character. It keeps you close to the mountain views, wildlife, trails and fresh-air experiences that make the Canadian Rockies such a special reason to visit Jasper.

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Discover Jasper National Park, the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, spanning more than 11,000 square kilometres of mountain scenery, turquoise lakes, abundant wildlife, and memorable places to explore.

Tekarra Lodge has been our favourite spot to stay while vacationing in Jasper over the past 10 years.

Tekarra Lodge has been our favourite spot to stay while vacationing in Jasper over the past 10 years. The hospitality of the staff, private location close to (but outside of) town, incredible views over the river, and dog-friendly cabins made it such a welcoming place to visit. We never knew what type of wildlife might join us on site - have seen everything from herds of elk to deer, to grizzly bears!

- Sue, Daron and the doggies

Capturing what Tekarra means to us

Tekarra was the starting point for many adventures for us, whether renting a bike or hiking the many trails nearby. Staying at Tekarra was like experiencing a glimpse into the past, the rustic charm of the cabins and the leaning into a slower pace of life. Stephanie and her staff also are a big part of the Tekarra experience. Stories shared and lives shared. It almost felt like being in summer camp for a week.

- The Kelly’s

Greet old friends and create new memories

For over 20 years, when asked, “What are you doing for May long?”, our answer has always been, “Tekarra, of course!” We discovered this gem thanks to our need for dog-friendly accommodations, and we toast Freckles each year. Four generations of our family now make this annual retreat. From our home away from home, we venture out to enjoy Jasper’s hospitality. Whether it’s horseback riding, white-water rafting, hiking trails, or walking into town (yes, walking – because it is the best location), we returned at the end of each day to the tranquility of Tekarra. Life slows down here. We’ve made cherished friends over the years, and catching up with them is a highlight of our visits. Key to all our memories is the genuine welcome, kindness, and hospitality we consistently receive.

- Rhonda and Raylene

we returned because of the staff

My wife and I have returned to Tekarra Lodge for the last 29 years. We cherish the peace tranquillity and solitude all within walking distance of Jasper. The ridge walk gives you great views of Mnts Tekarra and Hardisty. The Adirondack chairs allow you to take in the grandeur relax chat, and maybe sip some wine. Male and female Elk frequent the property, but most importantly we returned because of the staff, everybody from housekeeping, maintenance, front desk and management are friendly, cheerful, and very helpful.

- Tom and Lynne

Welcome new guests with a smile and greet returning guests like friends.

For almost 30 years, I have been staying at Tekarra when I visit Jasper.
 
The location is perfect - Tekarra sits on a ridge above the meeting of the Athabasca and Miette rivers. The view from the ridge is amazing - from the rivers with their islands and sandbars, to the trees, and of course,  the surrounding mountains. Tekarra is also within walking distance of several hiking trails and to Jasper town.
 
The staff have always been cheerful and helpful, greeting new guests with a smile and greeting us repeat guests as friends.

- Shirley Curtis

Tekarra Lodge is a treasure!

Tekarra Lodge is a treasure! Its magnetism has lured us back again and again for nearly thirty years, from when our children were young, to their graduation from university, and now on to marriage and grandchildren. The setting is unique: the only place in Jasper National Park with a stunning bluff-top view high above the mighty Athabasca River. It is impossible not to spend hours drinking in the spectacle, and listening to the rapids below. Trails head off from Tekarra Lodge in all different directions, where one easily arrives at emerald lakes, Old Fort Point, the charming townsite of Jasper, and encounters with all sorts of wildlife. Returning to the cabin in the evening is as much beloved as the day’s offerings: a relaxing sitting room with a crackling fire, home cooked meals, ultra-comfortable beds, and fresh mountain air coming through windows intentionally left open! Not least, the staff of Tekarra Lodge are exceedingly friendly and, led so well by the gifted and accommodating Stephanie Sophocleous, who has become a dear friend. If perfection on earth can be achieved, then Tekarra Lodge has done it. Our home away from home, we thank God for Tekarra Lodge!

- The Savage Family

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We respectfully acknowledge that Tekarra lodge in Jasper National Park is located in Treaty 6 and 8 as well as the traditional lands of the Anishinabe, Aseniwuche Winewak, Dene-zaa, Nêhiyawak, Secwépemc, Stoney Nakoda, and Métis. We acknowledge the past, present, and future generations of these nations who continue to steward the land.