Outdoor Elopement Wedding Venues in Jasper National Park

5 Outdoor Elopement Wedding Venues in Jasper

Are you dreaming of a small, intimate elopement surrounded by the beauty of nature? Jasper National Park offers pristine landscapes and serene outdoor venues for you to have your Elopement or small wedding. Let’s explore 5 of my favourite outdoor elopement wedding venues in Jasper!

Athabasca Day use area

Athabasca day use area is tucked away along the Athabasca River. It is truly a hidden gem for those wanting privacy and unreal views. It is surrounded by the river, picturesque mountains, a field and beautiful pine trees! This location has benches for people to sit at in the case you want to bring guests. This is one of my personal favourite locations to use for your elopement wedding if you’re on the hunt for a venue to use.

You can find more information about Athabasca Day Use Area - HERE

Pyramid lake island

Pyramid lake island is one place you will not want to miss so exchanging your vows there would make sense! The island is set up for a ceremony venue in Jasper national park. There are benches in the case you wish to have guests attend. Pyramid lake island has an incredible back drop surrounded by mountains and a bright blue lake. This location also allows you to go for a canoe or kayak ride. Depending on the time of the year, you can also skate and take a sleigh ride!

More information to book Pyramid Lake Island for your elopement wedding venue can be found - HERE

Jasper Park Lodge

For anyone looking for rustic elegance, the Jasper Park Lodge is the perfect location. It is a beautiful blend of natural beauty and luxury accommodations. You can exchange vows surrounded by lush green trees, bright blue lake and mountains.

You can find more information about the outdoor elopement wedding venue at Jasper Park Lodge - HERE

Overlander mountain lodge

Just outside of Jasper national park you’ll find the overlander mountain lodge which offers an incredible location for your elopement wedding. It is the perfect location if you’re looking for a venue in the wilderness. They have a stunning patio surrounded by mountains and lush trees to get married.

You’ll be able to find more details - HERE

Tekarra Lodge

Tekarra lodge is tucked just outside the town of Jasper near the Athabasca river. It is a very intimate and secluded location for you to have your elopement wedding. If you’re looking for a romantic, secluded and calming outdoor elopement venue in Jasper, this is the perfect place.

Find more details - HERE

Is a permit needed to get married at a Jasper National Park outdoor venue?

There are no permits needed for Elopements or Small weddings under 50 people in Jasper national park. The only requirement is that specific rules are followed to ensure the land is respected.

  • There must be compliance with National Park regulations at all times.

  • It is recommended that the maximum number of guests attending the ceremony not exceed 25 people.

  • At no time does an event have exclusive rights to an area. The function must not displace regular visitors' enjoyment of the park and its facilities. Day-use areas should only be used for the ceremony. Extended stays or receptions are not appropriate.

  • Participants and guests require a valid National Parks Pass.

  • There must not be any significant impact on the park's natural and cultural resources. Do not pick the flowers, please stay on pathways and do not set up shelters or chairs in the area. (A few folding chairs for the elderly or infirm are allowed.)

  • The event must comply with the Gaming and Liquor Control Act of Alberta. No liquor is permitted in public areas.

  • A thorough cleanup of the site immediately after the event must be done. Organizers accept full responsibility for any incidents, and/or costs of clean up or site rehabilitation resulting from the event. Nothing shall be thrown/scattered: no confetti, rice, flower petals, no butterflies or balloons released.

  • Decorated cars are discouraged. Decorations blow off and litter our roadways.

  • Day-use areas are closed after dusk.

  • The person responsible for the event will attempt to keep vehicular traffic to a minimum. Car pooling or group transportation is preferable.

  • No gas-powered generators are allowed.

  • No excessive noise, horn honking, loud music or P.A. systems are permitted.

What is the weather typically like at the outdoor wedding venues?

Jasper experiences a range of weather conditions throughout the year, from warm summers to cold winters. It's advisable to check the weather forecast for your chosen date and prepare accordingly.

Are there any accommodations near the outdoor venues?

Many of these venues offer on-site accommodations, and there are also various lodging options available in the nearby town of Jasper. If you plan to have guests at your small wedding it is more convenient to stay at the accommodations located at the venue.

Hidden Gem Locations

There are so many incredible hidden gem locations to elope at in Jasper National Park. There is no better way to discover those than to hire me as your photographer to share them with you! I help each couple find the perfect location to exchange their vows and some opt to go to a hidden gem rather than an actual venue. This means you can have even more privacy - depending on the spot. Since I know the area so well, I have a good list of locations that can work for you!


Want to elope in Jasper national park? Check out all of the pricing and package information - HERE

Want to work together to bring your dream elopement to life? You can contact me here by filling out the form. I’ll be in touch within 48 hours!


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