Reviews

Trye Crim

awful restrooms but really close to a cool lake and great view

Abrar Faiyad

Good campground. Few sites are highly affected by rain. We were at site 14. Most places to set up camp were flooded. Other than that everything was as expected. MAKE SURE TO HAVE ENOUGH WATER. Or have a way to boil and purify water.

Anandharaj Marimuthu

Very nice campground at the Tioga Road. If you want to explore the Olmsted point, Tenaya Lake, Tioga lake, mono lake this is the perfect campground. Nice and quite place but some sites were very small and hard to park two cars. Bring lots of water with you.

David Patrick

You don’t come here for the campground. It’s a place to sleep while you explore the park. The camp itself is pretty dense and there is no privacy between sites. One annoying group partying or carrying on into the night will have a big impact on your experience. On my visit the first night a group of 5 or 6 guys a few sites away were very loud late into the night going to like 2am. I can tell you about all their wife/girlfriend problems, boss problems, and their politics. On the second night a couple showed up that put up so many lights that it washed out the ability for anyone in the camp to see the stars. So my advice is to bring ear plugs, and if you want to star gaze, go somewhere more private in the park for the evening.

Nathan Adair

Cold, but amazing spot. The stars were absolutely endless here. Bear boxes are supplied. Bathrooms are the typical stinky hole in the ground.

Douglas Garrett

My favorite Yosemite campground. First come first serve and almost guaranteed to have available sites on a Sunday afternoon.

Emily Gettys

First come first serve campsites. Very basic and not close to the valley, but still loved staying here. No cell service or showers so you will have to wait until you get to the valley for either of those. Not a bad spot if you are planning a camping trip last minute.

T&L Adventures

We enjoyed our stay. Only place that would allow dogs. Campsites are roomy - price $12.00 a night - first come first serve. Cash or check only. Lots of great places to hike. Definitely will be back.

Jason Goodworth

Wonderfully secluded and with a great hike down to North Dome on its doorstep, this campground is a real gem. No running water, clean vault toilets, and beautiful scenery make this quiet campground a must visit for those willing to put in a little work for their views. The family of gophers that live towards the back of the camp are the icing on the cake.

Dana Hooshmand

Gorgeous campsite. Especially if you have a car/truck and go to the outer sites. Has bathrooms, bear containers, but no running water. Still, I was shocked how beautiful it was. And basically empty on a summer weekday!