7 places · 2 with rooms, 2 camping, 1 with meals on the Berg Lake Trailhead (trailhead) section of the Berg Lake Trail, in Mount Robson. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are listed so you can book ahead.
Café, gift shop and small store beside the Welcome Centre, with a gas station next door; OpenStreetMap lists daily hours of 9:00 to 17:00. Buy your trail food in Valemount or Jasper, as the store stock is small.
Family-run rustic cabins on Farnsworth Road off Highway 16, 5 km west of the park entrance and a short walk from the Fraser River. Open mid-May to September with a 3-night minimum stay; the phone number is from the HelloBC listing.
Small lodge with queen-bed lodge rooms and kitchen cabins, each for one couple, at Swift Current Creek Road and Highway 16, about 4 km west of the Welcome Centre (6 km by road from the trailhead). Open mid-May to mid-October; book ahead.
Park information centre on Highway 16, 2 km by road from the Berg Lake Trailhead, where every overnight hiker must check in, register the party, collect the tent permit and watch the trail video. It has the only phone signal, payphones and Wi-Fi in the park; closed in the off-season.
Helicopter drop-off at Robson Pass on Monday and Friday mornings only, $300 plus tax per person (2026), with a 15.9 kg gear limit and a car shuttle to the Berg Lake Trailhead. Flights leave from the Mt. Robson Pit off Highway 16; drop-off only, so you walk the whole trail out.
Frontcountry campground by the Fraser River with 125 sites, hot showers and flush toilets, a short walk from the Welcome Centre and about 3 km by road from the trailhead. $28 per site per night (2026); book at camping.bcparks.ca, with first-come sites too.
Small frontcountry campground near the Welcome Centre with 18 standard and 22 electrified sites, showers and flush toilets, about 3 km by road from the trailhead. $40.50 per night in peak season (2026), $8 extra for power.
Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "not confirmed by the operator" are listed on OpenStreetMap or in guides but could not be checked on an official page. The campgrounds on the Berg Lake Trail are run by BC Parks: tent pads, pit toilets (bring toilet paper) and shared bear-proof food lockers, but no drinking water, so boil or filter it. Campfires are banned: cook on a stove. In 2026 the fee is $10 per adult and $5 per youth per night.
The Berg Lake Trail route works offline in Outest, with these places on the map and a trail guide you can ask about water, weather and the next village.