Questions

How hard is it to get a campsite in Yosemite?

How hard is it to get a campsite in Yosemite?

While Yosemite Valley also offers some campsites on a first come, first served basis, these spots typically fill up by 12 P.M. every day. But with approximately 13,000 campsites available, it’s impossible for most to get a spot.

Can you just camp anywhere in Yosemite?

Since there are only a few designated campgrounds, you can camp anywhere you like, provided you follow all wilderness regulations. The exceptions are near the five High Sierra Camps and in the Little Yosemite Valley area, where you must you camp at the designated campgrounds.

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What does walk up campsite mean?

first-come-first-served
If a reservable campsite is not reserved, it becomes first-come-first-served between reservations. “Walk-up” means first-come-first-served. Also, some campgrounds have an area with tent-only campsites that share a common parking area and a path leads to each site. These are called “Walk-in” sites.

How can I stay in Yosemite without a reservation?

No first-come, first-served campgrounds are currently open. Do not arrive at Yosemite intending to stay overnight if you don’t have an overnight reservation. Some campgrounds operate on a first-come, first-served basis. During winter, these may fill on weekends and holidays.

How do I book a campsite at Yosemite?

Make a Campground Reservation

  1. Visit www.recreation.gov (recommended)
  2. 877/444-6777. (or 877/833-6777 for TDD) (or 518/885-3639 from outside the US & Canada)

Can you sleep in your car in Yosemite?

Within Yosemite National Park, you may not sleep in your car or RV except in a campsite that you’re registered to stay in (except at Camp 4, where sleeping in cars is not allowed because it’s a walk-in campground). Sleeping in your car along the side of the road is not allowed.

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Can you sleep in your car at Yosemite?

What should you not wear while camping?

What NOT to Wear Camping

  • Socks with sandals. We’ll begin with an obvious one.
  • Attire featuring drugs or alcohol. Listen, what you do in your own time is your business.
  • Poorly fitting swimwear. This goes for men and women of all shapes and sizes.
  • Nothing. Yes it happens, and fairly often.
  • Too much.
  • “Flip-Flops”

Can you swim at Trillium Lake?

Recreation: Boating, swimming and fishing are popular on 63-acre Trillium Lake. A small boat ramp is available within the campground and a larger ramp is available in the nearby day-use area. An accessible fishing pier is also available.

How much is a campsite in Yosemite?

Camping fees currently range from $5 per night to $20 per night for family sites and $40 per night for group sites….Yosemite National Park Announces Entrance and Campground Fee Increases.

Type of Fee Effective 3/1/2015 Effective 1/1/2016
Yosemite National Park Annual Pass $60 $60
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Do I need a reservation to camp at Yosemite National Park?

Due to current health guidelines, reservations are required for all camping in Yosemite National Park. All first-come, first-served camping is unavailable until further notice.

Are there hookups at Yosemite National Park?

Campgrounds. 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.

Is there first-come first-served camping at Yosemite in 2021?

First-come, first-served camping is not available in 2021. Do not arrive at Yosemite intending to stay overnight if you don’t have an overnight reservation.

How do I camp without a reservation in California?

Camping Without a Reservation. If you don’t have a campground reservation, you can try to camp in a first-come, first-served campground. These can fill up early from spring through fall and during holidays in winter. Check current campground status online or by calling 209/372-0266.