Vacation Rentals in Yoho National Park, Field BC
Stay in Yoho National Park
On the quiet side of the Canadian Rockies—far from the crowds of Banff and Lake Louise—Field, BC offers a slower, more soulful mountain experience. Surrounded by Yoho National Park’s waterfalls, alpine peaks, and winding trails, this tiny railway town has welcomed adventurers since 1886. Crisp mountain air, wide‑open views, and a deep sense of stillness set the tone for an unforgettable stay in Yoho National Park.
Your Gateway to Yoho’s Waterfalls, Alpine Peaks and Hiking Trails
Vacation Rentals
that feel like home
Comfort and relaxation
in a 1908 character home
Set within a 1908 character home, Mt Burgess Guesthouse blends old‑world charm with thoughtful modern comforts. Our spacious one‑ and two‑bedroom suites feature full kitchens, welcoming living spaces, and private decks with mountain views. Perfect for unwinding after a day of adventure or savouring a quiet morning coffee, each suite invites you to embrace the simple pleasures of alpine life.
Guests enjoy comfort, privacy, adult‑oriented peace and quiet, immaculate cleanliness, and spacious, well‑equipped apartments, plus unlimited Wi‑Fi and on‑site EV charging. With limited accommodations in Field and high demand during peak season, our suites offer exceptional value for those who want both comfort and authenticity.
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What a Location!
Yoho National Park sits on the western side of the Continental Divide, where steep mountains, active glaciers, clear alpine lakes, and exposed sedimentary layers define a landscape shaped by ice, water, and time. Deep river canyons, alpine meadows, fast‑moving rivers, and several major waterfalls add to the park’s dramatic terrain. Covering more than 1,300 square kilometres and home to 28 peaks over 10,000 feet (3,000 metres), Yoho is classic Canadian Rockies wilderness at its most striking.
Within this protected area is Field, BC — a small mountain community established in 1884 during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Its location at the base of Mount Stephen made it a vital operations point, and the nearby Spiral Tunnels, completed in 1909, still serve the rail line today.
Yoho National Park, together with the Burgess Shale fossil beds and neighbouring parks, forms the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognised worldwide for its geological and paleontological significance.
Stay in Yoho National Park
Mt Burgess
Guesthouse
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Mount Stephen rising behind Mt Burgess Guesthouse in Field BC, Yoho National Park
Unforgettable Things to Do
in Yoho National Park
From chasing glacial waterfalls to fossil hikes, here’s what makes this place extraordinary.
Outdoor Adventure
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Hiking
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Backpacking
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Mountain Biking
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Rock Climbing
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Scrambling
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Cycling
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Ice Climbing
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Cross-Country Skiing
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Ski Touring
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Backcountry skiing
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Alpine Skiing (nearby)
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Snowshoeing
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Camping
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Gondola Rides (Nearby)
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White Water Rafting (Nearby)
Culture & Discovery
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Guided Hikes
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Interpretive Programs
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Fossil Viewing
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Train Watching
Water Activities
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Canoeing (rental only)
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Paddle Boarding (prohibited)
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Swimming
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Fishing
Nature & Wildlife
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Wildlife Watching
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Birding
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Chasing Waterfalls
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Stargazing
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Scenic Drives
Relaxation & Recreation
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Sightseeing
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Photography
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Picnicking
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Dining
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Forest Bathing
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Cosy Evenings
Stay at Mt Burgess Guesthouse
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A welcoming retreat to return to after a day in Yoho
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Visit us in Field, BC
Mt Burgess Guesthouse
314 Kicking Horse Ave.,
Field, BC V0A 1G0
Canada
Stay in the village of Field, BC — within Yoho National Park — close to the Kicking Horse River, Emerald Lake, Lake Louise, Banff, and the Icefields Parkway. Mt Burgess Guesthouse offers the perfect base for exploring Yoho National Park and the Canadian Rockies.