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Yosemite National Park, California
To put Yosemite National Park into words is quite the challenge. There is no better place in California that envelops the strength of granite, the power of glaciers, and the tranquility of the High Read more...
To put Yosemite National Park into words is quite the challenge. There is no better place in California that envelops the strength of granite, the power of glaciers, and the tranquility of the High Sierra than Yosemite. Perhaps most famous for the granite rock formation Half Dome, Yosemite is almost equally well-known for its plethora of spectacular waterfalls (measuring up to almost 2,500-feet!). Yosemite is a place that must be visited within a lifetime and with 1,200 square miles to explore, there truly is a unique experience to be had for everyone.
Courtney: Upper Pines: not for getting away from people. You are crammed in. People will walk through your...
Alicia: Campsites are packed quite close together, so not the best campground for privacy. Mosquitos can be...
Jacquie: We love the Tuolumne Meadows backpackers camp before and after our main trek. The walk-in camp is...
Paulina: Crowded campground, and extremely noisy with campers who leave the city to party in the woods. Close...
Jacqueline: Camp here and hike up to Lower Cathedral Lake, about 5 miles, for some of the most beautiful sights...
Scott: Even though we decided the day of where to stay and showed up at 6pm in August, there was plenty of...
Backstage: Best camping spot is 308 by the meadow. No Showers. Buy solar shower at nearest store for $18 or bring...
Jeff: It's a short walk from Lower Pines Campground to Curry Village, where you may find bears foraging for...
Olivia: Best to show up in the wee hours of the morning. Bring your sleeping bag and take a nap in line. Whole...
Heather: Limited availability through summer best in Sept.
Michael: Basically, you should bring your own water. You can filter from a creek with poor water quality.
Bridalveil Creek runs throughout this spacious campground and a beautiful meadow is only a few steps...
Desiree: Definitely away from the crowds of Yosemite Valley, at least an hour away. Once you turn off Tioga Rd...
Valerie: This is a GREAT camp group. We loved it! Lot's of trees and privacy (very quiet). The hike to the top...
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Lesha: Nice site, off in the woods with beautiful views, fire pit with cooking grill over the top, plenty of...
Nic: The ranch is a beautiful, rugged, historically rich stretch of land that is an absolute gem. Nestled...
Sara: We loved this ranch! We felt like we had the place to ourselves! If you want to explore via car you...
Heather: We had a wonderful stay at Oak Hollow. The property is beautiful and well maintained, and the bathroom...
Clara: The Guest Cabin at Wondernut Farm (WF) is a peaceful refuge nestled in the hills ~30 min outside of...
Nic: Paradise Shores was a nice place to spend a couple days exploring the Eastern Sierras and the...
Sophia: Beautiful location on the other side of Yosemite National Park - quiet and relaxed. Hosts were...
Rooney: First Come First Served. The sites fill up quick in the summer so get there early. Some sites are...
Eileen: For most of the weekend, we shared the picturesque homestead property with no one but the horses and a...
Levon: Wondernut Farms was my first experience on Hipcamp and it was amazing. The location is absolutely...
Jeff: Early morning offers the best opportunities for seeing wildlife such as bears, deer or coyotes near...
Jaymie: Seriously. This place is packed for a reason. I grew up coming here and the only thing that has...
Brian: Bears, noisy kids, people that don't comprehend mother nature :( Lots of kids screaming in the river...
Eileen: This is not just a cabin stay, but a genuine ranch experience. To call it "glamping" is a drastic...
Nancy: We've been camping at Dimond O for about 15 years. It's easily accessible, small, fairly quiet, and...
Jeff: Pay showers are available just outside of the camp at the general store.Wasps (AKA meat bees) can be...
Boasting a modest 21-site, first-come first-serve campground, Devil’s Postpile Monument quickly fills...
Fresh Off: Be sure to take the 1 mi hike to Doris Lake - it's a great place to swim - warmer than the river! -...
Jeff: Head to Convict Lake in the morning for stunning light and reflections!
Clara: This is a really beautiful little campground as it's right on the water! It's also in clear view of...