I really cannot say about camping. I would contact Maligne Lake directly to find out where camping can be done. The parking is pretty good,but we were there on off season in early October 2019. The place is supposedly over run in the high season so I would check with Park officials for the time frame you are planning your trip. It is a beautiful lake and you will no doubt only understand once you visit it. We stayed at a place some what near by called Pocahontas lodge that was economical but nice. They were very accommodating for us. We stayed in a story and a half unit with the bedroom upstairs. Not at all fancy but clean. Drive up to your room type accommodations. Any where near Jasper will work.

There's a separate launching ramp off the car park that I think you can use. Might be worth contacting the rangers at the lake. Sorry, I don't have their contact details.

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Maligne Canyon is before the lake, it is rather boring to be honest, but the lake is definitely worth it. if you are doing this in winter like we did, make sure to have food and drinks as well as a full tank with you. The weather is simply unpredictable. The canyon is a bit of a non event, if you miss it no big deal. But what i would not miss, is the wildlife tour, that is simply amazing.

Sorry for delay in replying. We didnt do the boat trip, but to be honest we didnt see any queues anywhere. Hope you enjoy yourself.

I don’t remember a place where you can stay in Lake Maligne. However, I think a beautiful place is the Alpine Village cabins in Jasper (also Tekarra Lodge cabins). This area where cabins are is beautiful natural environment close to a lovely river. We could see lot of caribous there walking down the area (on September).

I have no idea as I am not a doctor but I will say the boat tour is 90 minutes and very smooth. They are the only motorized boats on the lake and go slow as not to disturb the canoers.

Thanks for the information Sue