RV & Campgrounds

Experience the Outdoors

There are 13 campgrounds in Yosemite National Park—each with its own unique personality, and all with stunning views. Campgrounds include traditional tent campsites, RV sites, and wilderness camping, and are all managed by the National Park Service.

RV & Campground Options:

Reservations Required

The following Yosemite campgrounds can be booked online as early as February through as late as November. Reservations are essential.

Year-round locations:

Wawona Campground	Hodgdon Meadow Campground
Upper Pines Campground	Camp 4

Seasonal locations:

Lower Pines Campground	Crane Flat Campground
North Pines Campground	Tuolumne Meadows Campground

First-Come, First-Served

The following are first-come, first-served campgrounds and often fill by noon everyday between the months of April and September:

Camp 4	White Wolf Campground
Bridalveil Creek Campground	Yosemite Creek Campground
Tamarack Flat Campground	Porcupine Flat Campground
Tuolumne Meadows Campground

For more information on camping in Yosemite National Park, please visit the National Park Service website.

Alternate Camping Experience

If you love camping but would appreciate more space and more comfort, you’ll adore the canvas tent cabins offered at the locations below. Our canvas tent cabins offer the rustic appeal of camping and the comforts of more space.

These cabins go as quickly as the Park campsites, so book early.

Tips for Booking a Campsite

Securing a campsite inside of Yosemite can be challenging so we encourage you to watch this National Park Service video for tips on getting the perfect spot for your Yosemite vacation.
For the latest information on campground availability call 209.372.0266 (a recording).
Review Frequently Asked Questions for camping in Yosemite National Park.

Campology

Traditional Tent Camping	Many visitors at Yosemite National Park bring their own tent, making classic memories in the great outdoors.
RV Camping	Pull up your RV and make yourself right at home in one of the 10 campgrounds with RV & trailer spaces. While there are no hookups within the park, dump stations are provided at various locations. Visit the National Park Service website for more information on RV Camping.
Wilderness Camping	There's no better way to experience the true wilderness of Yosemite's 94% wild lands, than packing your backpack and sleeping under the stars. You'll need a wilderness permit, information on encountering bears in the backcountry and a bear canister. Visit the National Park Service website's backpacking section for more information and to help plan your trip.