Highway 16 East at Miette Springs Road
Jasper, AB T0E1E0 Nightly Rates(116.29 - 154.19)2 Star
Property Description
At Pocahontas Cabins, located 42km east of the Jasper Townsite, we make sure your stay with us is always memorable and relaxing. Renovations completed in the winter of 2002/2003 included 13 brand new log cabins with kitchenettes including microwave ovens, gas fireplaces and a guaranteed spectacular view. Heated outdoor pool and outdoor hot tub, excellent licenced family restaurant, public bbq areas, gift shop. Friendly, knowledgeable staff will help you to find some of the greatest outdoor summer activities in Jasper National Park, including area attractions such as Miette Hot Springs and the old Pocahontas historical townsite.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Bar/Lounge
Coffee Maker in Room
24 Hour Front Desk
Fishing
Free Parking
Free Local Telephone Calls
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Room Information
Pioneer's 1 Bedroom Cabin
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Original Rustic Cabin with one double bed in bedroom, double pullout in living area, kitchenette with small fridge.. 2 burner hot plate.. sink.. cutlery.. plates.. cups.. bowls.. pots.. pans.. can opener.. spatula.. toaster.. kettle.. private bathroom with bathtub and shower.. coffee maker.. color cable tv.. non smoking.
Pioneer's 2 Bedroom Cabin
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Original Rustic Cabin with two private bedrooms with one double bed in each room, single pullout in living area, kitchenette that includes a small fridge.. 2 burner hot plate.. sink.. cutlery.. plates.. cups.. bowls.. pots.. pans.. can opener.. spatula.. toaster.. kettle.. private bathroom with bathtub and shower.. coffee maker.. color cable tv.. non smoking.
Deluxe Log Cabin
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Deluxe Log Cabin this brand new log cabin includes one bedroom with queen size bed, double pullout couch in living area, gas fireplace, full size kitchen including microwave, full bathroom, color cable tv, non smoking, all brand new furnsihings with a guaranteed spectacular view from your own front porch.
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Miscellaneous Information
Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 4pm
Check out time is 12pm
Opened in 1963
57 rooms.
0 suites.
1 floors.
Directions
Take highway 2 north into Edmonton until it intersects with Highway 16, the yellowhead highway -125 Avenue. Go west on Yellowhead, approx 320 km. Just minutes after the Park gate.
42 km East of the Jasper Townsite. Follow Barlow trail south for approx 3 kms. Take the exit onto 16th Ave/Highway 1 west towards Banff. From Banff, go west on Hwy 1 until 93A Hwy. Turn north on 93A Hwy. Jasper is approx 290 km from Banff. Before Jasper turn on Highway 16 east. Approx 42 km from Jasper.
42km East of the Jasper Townsite, highway 16 east at junction Miette Hot Springs Road in Jasper National Park
YEG, Edmonton International Airport * YYC, Calgary International Airport
Guarantee Policy
Credit card required for all reservations
Cancellation Policy
Through the internet site where your reservation was booked, cancellations must be made 2 days prior to arrival to avoid a 1 night cancellation and/or no show charge.
Restaurant Information
Pocos Cafe and Lounge
Recreation Information
Recreation Located On-Site
* Outdoor Pool open 0930-2200 * Playground * Miette Hot Springs * Columbia Icefields and Mountain tramway * A wealth of wildlife every season of the year * Boat cruises on Maligne lake * Horseback riding and mountain biking * Golf course/18 holes * Fishing * White water rafting * Hiking * Sightseeing * Maligne Canyon
Attractions Located Nearby
* Athabasca Falls - 42 miles N * Mount Edith Cavell - 42 miles N * Jasper Tramway - 30 miles N * Marmot Basin Ski Hill - 38 miles N * Maligne Canyon - 29 miles NW * Medicine Lake - 45 miles NW * Maligne Lake - 63 miles SE * Jasper Park Golf Course - 31 miles E * Miette Hotsprings - 10 miles NE * Patricia/Pyramid Lakes - 30 miles S * Mount Robson - 79 miles E * Columbia Icefields - 56 miles N * University of Alberta - 200 miles W * Canadian Forces Base Edmonton - 200 miles W * Parks Canada Information Centre - 26 miles W * Jasper Tourism and Commerce - 26 miles W * Parks Canada Offices - 26 miles W * Canadian National Railway - 26 miles W * Train station, Bus terminal - 26 miles W * Campground Pocahontas - 1 mile S
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