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Campgrounds

Below is information about each of the campgrounds in Yosemite. Additional information is available for each campground by clicking on the campground name.

Some important notes:

• Campground opening and closing dates in the "Open approx." column are tentative and can vary from year to year. View historical campground opening and closing dates.
• Reservations: campgrounds requiring reservations are usually full from around April through September. You should make a reservation as early as possible. If you don't have reservations, find out more about camping without reservations.
• Tap water and creek water: Campgrounds listed as having creek water have vault toilets (not regular restrooms). Campgrounds listed as having tap water have regular restrooms.
• Showers are only available in Yosemite Valley at Half Dome Village (formerly Curry Village) and Housekeeping Camp. Showers are not available elsewhere.
• Dump stations are available at Upper Pines Campground (all year), near Wawona Campground (summer only), and near Tuolumne Meadows Campground (summer only). No campsites in Yosemite have hook-ups of any kind.
• RV campsites are available in most campgrounds.
• Group campsites are available all year at Wawona Campground, and during summer at Hodgdon Meadow, Bridalveil Creek, and Tuolumne Meadows Campgrounds.
• Horse campsites are available during summer at Wawona, Bridalveil Creek, and Tuolumne Meadows Campgrounds. Reservations are available only by calling 877/444-6777.
• Read Yosemite's campground regulations.

 

Opening dates for campgrounds with an estimated opening date in July will be revised as soon as we have more information. Campgrounds are likely to open much later than in recent years due to more snow and downed trees than usual. (How quickly campgrounds open in spring or early summer depends on a variety of factors.)

Campground	Open approx. (2017)	Elevation	Max. RV Length	Max. Trailer Length	Reserve?	Daily Fee	Sites	Pets	Water
Yosemite Valley
Upper Pines	All year	4000 ft/1200 m	35 ft	24 ft	All year	$26	238	Yes	Tap
Lower Pines	Mar 29-Nov 1	4000 ft/1200 m	40 ft	35 ft	Yes	$26	60	Yes	Tap
North Pines	Apr 3-Nov 6	4000 ft/1200 m	40 ft	35 ft	Yes	$26	81	Yes	Tap
Camp 4	All year	4000 ft/1200 m	No RVs/trailers		First-come, first-served	$6/ pers.	35	No	Tap
South of Yosemite Valley
Wawona	All year	4000 ft/1200 m	35 ft	35 ft	Apr 10-Oct 9	$26	93	Yes	Tap
Bridalveil Creek	Aug 1-Sep 18	7200 ft/2200 m	35 ft	24 ft	First-come, first-served	$18	110	Yes	Tap
North of Yosemite Valley
Hodgdon Meadow	All year	4900 ft/1500 m	40 ft	30 ft	Apr 10-Oct 10	$26	105	Yes	Tap
Crane Flat	Jul 1- Oct 9	6200 ft/1900 m	40 ft	30 ft	Yes	$26	166	Yes	Tap
Tamarack Flat	Jun 21- Oct 15	6300 ft/1900 m	RVs/trailers not recommended		First-come, first-served	$12	52	Yes	Creek (boil)
White Wolf	Jul/Aug?- Sep 25	8000 ft/2400 m	27 ft	24 ft	First-come, first-served	$18	74	Yes	Tap
Yosemite Creek	Jul-Aug?- Sep 4	7700 ft/2300 m	RVs/trailers not recommended		First-come, first-served	$12	75	Yes	Creek (boil)
Porcupine Flat	Jul/Aug?- Oct 15	8100 ft/2500 m	RVs/trailers not recommended		First-come, first-served	$12	52	Yes	Creek (boil)
Tuolumne Meadows	Aug 1-Sep 25	8600 ft/2600 m	35 ft	35 ft	50%	$26	304	Yes	Tap

(Closing dates refer to the day the campground closes; the night before that is the last night to camp.)

Backcountry campgrounds at Little Yosemite Valley and near the High Sierra camps (Glen Aulin, May Lake, Sunrise, Merced Lake, and Vogelsang) are not part of the campground reservation system. A wilderness permit is required to stay at these campgrounds.

High Sierra Camps themselves and Housekeeping Camp are lodging facilities managed by Yosemite Hospitality.