Are you thinking about what is the best place to stay in Yosemite if you visit. You can find the answer here about Where to Stay In Yosemite. This is a detail and complete list that answer this question.
Off course, this is the most important part when planning your trip to Yosemite.
Yosemite entrances:
Yosemite has different entrances:
Hetch Hetchy Entrance Highway 120
Arch Rock Entrance Highway 140
Big Oak Flat Entrance
South Entrance from Highway 41
Tioga Pass Entrance in Highway 120
Where to Stay in Yosemite if you want to stay in Yosemite National Park
I will share this from the most budget friendly to the more expensive ones.
CAMPGROUNDS WHERE TO STAY IN YOSEMITE
Upper Pines Campground
This is the biggest of Yosemite Valley Campsites. It is open year-round, and is known for its incredible views of El Capitan and Half Dome.
Reservations are required and typically are reserved at least five months in advance. Picnic tables, fire rings & food-storage lockers are available.
North Pines Campground
This campground is open from April to October with paved roads, flush toilets, food lockers and drinking water. Each campsite contains a picnic table and fire ring.
Camp 4
This camp is located on Tioga Pass Rd inside the park. It is a campsite with 36 shared walk-in sites for tents only (sleeping in vehicles is not allowed). A parking permit is required from spring through fall. You will receive a free parking permit upon registering. Campsites are available only by daily lottery for late May through early September, one day in advance, via recreation.gov. For more information click here.
Tamarack Flat Campground:
Tamarack Flat Campground is located in Yosemite National Park about 20 miles from the Valley, at an elevation of 6,300 feet. There are 52 campsites and all are reserved under a first-come first-served basis. There is a 3 mile unpaved road leading from the main road downhill to the campground.
LODGE WHERE TO STAY IN YOSEMITE
Housekeeping Camp
Located in the Yosemite Valley near Curry Village with easy access to shuttles. Housekeeping Camp is one of the more inexpensive lodging options for visitors to Yosemite National Park who want to stay in the Valley.
Perfect for those who like camping, but don’t want to set up a tent. I love that is close to the Merced River and amazing views of El Capitan.
It has parking, laundry, and store. Unfortunately dogs are not allowed. The camp is open from April through October and is one of the most popular places to stay in the valley. It is not open year round, and you need to make reservations 6 month in advance for stays on the weekends. Reservations typically fill up on the first day they become available.
Housekeeping Camp has 266 units and It has been running at 50% of capacity. Six people can fit in every unit and hey have a bunk bed or double bed, table, chairs, mirror, electrical lights and outlets. You just need to bring your sleeping sleeping bags and pillows or rent them there.
It cost around about $100 to $150 per night. Yosemite View Lodge is $207 per night and up, and the Tenaya Lodge at Yosemite is $436 per night and up.
Curry Village
In camp Curry you find cabins, tent cabins and standard rooms, which are simple but heated.
Also, there is a seasonal pool and bear-proof food storage lockers.
Yosemite Valley Lodge
This rustic glass-and-wood-fronted lodge offering views of Yosemite Falls is a mile from the Yosemite Valley Visitor Center and 4 miles from the El Capitan rock formation. Book this place in advance. Like, a year in advance!
White Wolf Lodge
This is collection of rustic cabins surrounded by pine trees along Tiago Road close to the Toulumme River. It is an ideal starting place for hikes to Lukens and Harden Lakes. It has 24 canvas-tent cabins and four traditional wood cabins with private baths.
White Wolf Lodge is a great place if you like no-frills wood and canvas-covered cabins in Yosemite National Park. It also happens to have a casual restaurant.
Toulumme Meadow Lodge
This is a seasonal, bare-bones lodge offering canvas cabins, shared bathrooms & a free local shuttle. The Tuolumne Meadows Lodge is located 60 miles from Yosemite Valley at over 8,700 feet above sea level. Here, you’ll find 69 canvas-tent cabins that are available from mid-June to mid-September, conditions permitting.
It is situated next to the Tuolumne River and near Tuolumne Meadows. It’s the perfect place to settle in after hiking in Yosemite—or before embarking on an extended backpacking trip
The Ahwahnee Hotel
This is a luxury hotel inside Yosemite with an amazing view of El Capitan and close to all amenities. Yes, it’s super comfortable for those who want the luxury experience. There are 266 rooms, each of which will sleep up to 6 people. All the rooms are the same, with two bunk beds and a double bed. Each room is concrete with 3 solid walls and a curtain for the fourth “wall”. You’ll have excellent views of Yosemite Falls and Half Dome.
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Accommodation Outside Yosemite National Park
Here is an overview of the lodging and accommodations outside Yosemite, by entrances and distances.
RV AND CAMPSITES
Highway 140 Corridor
| Name | Water | # Sites | RV Limit | Season | Reservations Accepted? |
| Indian Flat RV Park | showers | 50 | 47 ft. | all year | (209) 379-2339 |
| Dry Gulch (USFS) | no | 4 | not allowed | all year | (877) 444-6777 |
| Dirt Flat (USFS) | no | 5 | not allowed | all year | (877) 444-6777 |
| McCabe Flat (BLM) | no | 11 walk-in 3 vehicle/RV | not allowed 18 ft. | all year | 1st come, 1st serve only |
| Willow Placer (BLM) | no | 9 walk-in 1 Group site | not allowed | all year | 1st come, 1st serve only |
| Railroad Flat (BLM) | no | 3 walk-in | not allowed | all year | 1st come, 1st serve only |
| KOA | showers | 89 | 50 ft. | Mar.-Nov. | (209) 966-2201 / (800) 562-9391 |
| Mariposa County Fairgrounds | showers | 200+ | no limit | all year | 1st come, 1st serve only. Group reservations: (209) 966-2432 |
For additional information:
| Sierra National Forest, Mariposa | (209) 966-7081 |
| Mariposa County Visitor Center | (866) 425-3366 |
| Bureau of Land Management, Briceburg | (209) 379-9414 |
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Highway 120 West (from Yosemite) Corridor
| Name | Water | # Sites | RV Limit | Season | Reservations Accepted? |
| Dimond 0 (USFS) | tap | 35 | 48 ft. | May-Sept. | (877) 444-6777 |
| Yosemite Lakes | showers | 30 45 | tents limit only | all year for RVs | (800) 533-1001 / (209) 962-0121 |
| Sweetwater (USFS) | tap | 12 | 22 ft. | May-Sept. | 1st come, 1st serve only |
| Lost Claim (USFS) | hand pump | 10 | 15 ft. | May-Sept. | 877) 444-6777 |
| The Pines (USFS) | tap | 11 | 22 ft. | All year | 1st come, 1st serve only |
| Yosemite Pines | showers | 181 | 45 ft. | all year | (877) 962-7690 / (209) 962-7690 |
| Moccasin Pt. | showers | 78 and 18 w/ hookups | tents only 120 ft. only | all year | (209) 852-2396 |
| Lake Tulloch | showers | 130 | no limit | all year | (800) 894-2267 |
For additional information:
| Stanislaus National Forest, Groveland | (209) 962-7825 |
| Tuolumne County Visitor Bureau, Sonora | (800) 446-1333 |
| Coulterville Visitor Center | (866) 425-3366 |
Highway 41 Corridor
| Name | Water | # Sites | RV Limit | Season | Reservations Accepted? |
| Summerdale (USFS) | tap | 29 | 24 ft. | June-Nov. | (877) 444-6777 |
| Big Sandy (USFS) | no | 18 | 20 ft. | May-Sept. | 1st come, 1st serve only |
| Nelder Grove (USFS) | no | 7 | 20 ft. | May-Oct. | 1st come, 1st serve only |
| High-Sierra RV | tap | 40 | 45 ft | all year | (559) 683-7662 |
| Bass Lake Area (USFS) | tap | 240 | 40 ft. | all year | (877) 444-6777 |
For additional information
| Yo s e m i t e Sierra Visitors Bureau, Oakhurst | (559) 683-4636 |
| Sierra National Forest, North Fork | (559) 877-2218 |
| Sierra National Forest, Oakhurst | (559) 658-7588 |
| Bass Lake Campgrounds | (559) 642-3212 |
Highway 120 East (from Yosemite) Corridor
| Tioga Pass Area | |||||
| Name | Water | # Sites | RV Limit | Season | Reservations Accepted? |
| Tioga Lake (USFS) | tap | 13 | 30 ft. | June-Oct. | 1 come, 1″ serve only |
| Junction (USFS) | no | 13 | 30 ft. | June-Oct. | 1″ come, 1″ serve only |
| Ellery Lake (USFS) | tap | 21 | 30 ft. | June-Oct. | 1st come, 1st serve only |
| Sawmill (USFS) | no | 12 walk-in | not allowed | June-Oct. | 1st come, 1″ serve only |
| Saddlebag Lake (USFS) | tap | 20 1 Group site | 30 ft. not allowed | June-Oct. June-Oct. | 1st come, 1st serve only (877) 444-6777 |
| Lee Vining Canyon | |||||
| Aspen Grove (USFS) | tap | 56 | 40 ft. | May-Oct. | 1″ come, 1″ serve only |
| Big Bend (USFS) | tap | 17 | 30 ft. | May-Oct. | 1″ come, 18t serve only |
| Boulder (USFS) | no | 100 | 30 ft. | may-Oct. | lst come, 1st serve only |
| Cattle Guard (USFS) | no | 16 | 40 ft. | May-Oct. | 1st come, lst serve only |
| Lower Lee Vining (USFS) | no | 54 | 40 ft. _ | May-Oct. | 1st come, 1′ serve only |
| Moraine (USFS) | no | 27 | 40 ft. | May-Oct. | 1st come, 1″ serve only |
| Mono Vista | showers | 60 | no limit | Apr.-Oct. | (760) 647-6401 |
Highway 395 Corridor
| Name | Water | # Sites | RV Limit | Season | Reservations Accepted? |
| June Lake (USFS) | tap | 28 | 20 ft. | May-Oct. | (877) 444-6777 |
| June Lake RV Park | showers | Only RV’s | 50 ft | May-Oct. | (760) 648-7967 |
| Oh! Ridge (USFS) | tap | 144 | 40 ft. | May-Oct. | (877) 444-6777 |
| Reversed Creek (USFS) | tap | 17 | 30 ft. | May-Oct. | 1st come, 1st serve only |
| Silver Lake (USFS) | tap | 63 | 40 ft. | May-Oct. | (877) 444-6777 |
| Silver Lake Resort | showers | 75 | 45 ft | May-Oct. | (760) 648-7525 |
| Crestview Area | ||||
| Big Springs (USFS) | no | 26 | 40 ft. | 1st come, serve only lstMay-Oct. |
| Deadman (USFS) | no | 30 | 45 ft. | June-Oct. 1st come, 1stserve only |
| Glass Creek (USFS) | no | 50 | 45 ft. | May-Oct. 1st come, 1stserve only |
| Hartley Springs (USFS) | no | 20 | 45 ft. | June-Sept. 1st come, 1stserve only |
| Obsidian Flat Group (USFS) | no | 1 Group site | 40 ft. | June-Sept. (877) 444-6777 |
| Reds Meadow Area | |||||
| Agnew Meadows (USFS) | tap | 21/3 Horse sites/4 Group sites | 60 ft./no limit | June-Sept. | 1st come, 1st serve only/ (877) 444-6777 |
| Minaret Falls (USFS) | tap | 27 | 60 ft. | June-Sept. | 1st come, 1st serve only |
| Reds Meadow (USFS) | tap | 52 | 55 ft. | June-Oct. | 1st come, 1st serve only |
| Pumice Flat (USFS) | tap | 17/ 4 Group sites | 60 ft. 58ft | June-Sept. | 1st come, 1st serve only/ (877) 444-6777 |
| Upper Soda Springs (USFS) | tap | 28 | 60 ft. | June-Sept. | lst come, 1st serve only |
HOTELS IN YOSEMITE
Along Highway 140 (toward Merced)
| El Portal city(12-22 mi from Yosemite Valley; 25-40 min) | |
| Cedar Lodge | (209) 379-2612 1(866) 875-8456 |
| Yosemite View Lodge | (209) 379-2681 1(888) 742-4371 |
| Yosemite Blue Butterfly Inn | (209) 379-2100 |
| Midpines (36 mi from Yosemite Valley; 1 hr) | |
| Autocamp | (888) 405-7553 |
| Bear Creek Cabins | (209) 966-5253 1(888) 303-6993 |
| SierraScape Vacation Rentals | (209) 966-4945 |
| Yosemite Bug Hostel & Lodge | (209) 966-6666 1 (866) 826-7108 |
| Yosemite Country Cottage | (209) 742-7562 |
| Mariposa (43 mi from Yosemite Valley; 1 1/4 hr) | |
| Best Western Yosemite Way Station Motel | (209) 966-7545 |
| Comfort Inn | (209) 966-4344 1 (300) 691-5838 |
| D&E Digs | (209) 712-5344 |
| Fifth Street Inn | (209) 966-6048 |
| Francisco’s Juniper Crest | (209) 966-7352 |
| Inoian Peak Ranch Mountain Top Hideway | (209) 966-5259 |
| Little Valley Inn | (209) 742-6204 1(800) 889-5444 |
| Mariposa Lodge | (800) 966-8819 |
| Miner’s Inn Motel | (888) 646-2244 |
| Monarch Inn | (209) 966-4288) |
| Mother Lode Lodge | (209) 966-2521 1(800) 398-9770 |
| One Light B&B | (209) 742-4597 |
| Poppy Hill B&B | (209) 742-6273 |
| Restful Nest B&B Resort | (209) 742-7127 1(800) 664-7127 |
| River Rock Inn | (209) 966-5793 1(800) 627-8439 |
| Yo s e m i t e Bed and Breakfast | (209) 742-4018 1(888) 528-9950 |
| Yo s e m i t e Nights B&B | (209) 966-3580 |
| Yo s e m i t e Inn | (209) 742-6800 1(866) 470-7130 |
| Yo s e m i t e-Mariposa B&B Association | (209) 742-7666 |
| Catheys Valley (53 mi from Yosemite Valley 1 1/2 hr) | |
| Rancho Bernardo B&B | (209) 966-4511 1(377) 930-1669 |
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Along Highway 41 (toward Fresno)
| Yo s e m i t e West (16 mi from Yosemite Valley; 35 min) | |
| Suite Sunshine | (209) 372-8623 1(888) 372-8989 |
| Yo s e m i t e Four Seasons | (209) 372-9000 1(800) 669-9300 |
| Yo s e m i t e ‘ s Scenic Wonders | (888) 967-3648 |
| Yo s e m i t e ‘ s Top of the Pines | (925) 634-1179 |
| Yo s e m i t e West High Sierra B&B | (209) 372-4808 |
| Yo s e m i t e West Reservations | (559) 642-2211 |
| Wawona (27 mi from Yosemite Valley; 1 hr) | |
| Martin’s Lovely Vacation Homes | (209) 375-6554 |
| The Redwoods in Yosemite | (209) 375-6666 1(866) 628-0772 |
| Fish Camp (41 mi from Yosemite Valley; 1/4 hr) | |
| Apple Tree Inn | (559) 683-5111 1(888) 683-5111 |
| Big Creek Inn | (559) 641-2828 |
| Little Ahwahnee Inn | (559) 683-5052 |
| Narrow Gauge Inn | (559) 683-7720 |
| Owl’s Nest Lodging | (559)683-3484 |
| Sugar Pine at Yosemite | (559)642-69751(877)624-7673 |
| Te n a y a Lodge | 683-6555 |
| Tin Lizzie Inn | (559)641-7731 |
| White Chief Mountain Lodge | (559)683-5444 |
| Oakhurst (50 mi from Yosemite Valley; 11/ hr) | |
| A Bed of Roses B&B | (559) 692-2100 1(888) 264-0733 |
| Evergreen Haus | (559) 641-2220 |
| A Haven of Rest B&B | (559) 642-2617 |
| Americas Best Value Inn | (559) 658-5500 1(800) 658-2888 |
| Chateau Du Sureau | (559) 683-6860 |
| Comfort Inn | (559) 683-8282 1(877) 424-6423 |
| Days Inn | (559) 642-2525 |
| Hounds Tooth Inn | (888) 642-6610 1(559) 642-6600 |
| Mountain Trail Lodge | (559) 479-5698 |
| Oak Cottage B&B | (559) 683-8988 1(866) 683-8988 |
| Oakhurst Lodge | (559) 683-4417 1(800) 655-6343 |
| Pine Rose Inn B&B | (559) 642-2800 |
| Queen’s Inn | (559) 683-4354 |
| Sierra Sky Ranch Resort | (559) 683-8040 |
| Sierra View B&B | (559) 683-7650 |
| Vulture’s View B&B | (559) 683-8470 |
| Yosemite Gateway Inn (Best Western) | (888) 256-8042 |
| Yosemite Skyway | (888) 759-9293 |
| Yosemite Southgate Hotel | (559) 683-3555 1(888) 265-7733 |
| Ahwahnee (58 mi from Yosemite Valley; 1 hr) | |
| Apple Blossom Inn B&B | (559)642-20011(888) 687-4281 |
| Homestead Cottages | (559)683-04951(800) 483-0495 |
| Natures Inn B&B | (559)641-24441(866) 789-0123 |
| Sierra Mountain Lodge B&B | (559) 683-7673 |
| Bass Lake (57 mi from Yosemite Valley; 1 1/2 hr) | |
| The Gaines Burrow | (559) 642-3067 |
| Forks Resort | (559) 642-3737 |
| Pines Resort | (559) 642-3121 |
| Coarsegold (57 mi from Yosemite Valley;1 hr) | |
| Black Hawk Lodge | (559) 868-3596 |
| Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino | (866) 794-6946 |
| )Ravensbrook B&B | (559) 683-4792 |
Along Highway 120 West (toward Manteca)
| Foresta (12 mi from Yosemite Valley; 20 min) | |
| Alpenglow Chalet | (209) 723-1931 |
| Creekside Retreat | (209) 391-1623 |
| Hilltop Cabins | (209) 379-2735 |
| Rockypoint Cabin | (866) 762-5950 |
| Suite Sunshine | (888) 372-8989 |
| Between Park Entrance & Groveland (25-48 mi from Yo s e m i t e Valley; 45 min to 11/2hr) | |
| Big Creek Meadow Ranch | (209) 962-1942 |
| Blackberry Inn | (209) 962-4663 1(888) 867-5001 |
| Buck Meadows Lodge | (209) 962-5821 |
| Evergreen Lodge | (209) 379-2606 1(800) 935-634:: |
| Lillaskog Lodge B&B | (209) 962-1818 1(408) 264-5713 |
| Red Tail Ranc | (209) 962-0863 |
| Sugar Pine Ranch. | (209) 962-7823 |
| Yo s e m i t e Ridge Resort | (209) 962-6877 1(800) 706-3009 |
| Yo s e m i t e Riverside Inn | (209) 962-7408 1(800) 626-7408 |
| Yo s e m i t e Rose B&B | (866) 962-6548 |
| Yo s e m i t e Westgate Lodge | (209) 962-5281 1(800) 253-9673 |
| Groveland (54 mi from Yosemite Valley; 11/4 hr) | |
| All Seasons Groveland Inn | (209) 962-0232 |
| Berkshire Inn B&B | (209) 962-6744 |
| Cub Inn B&B | (209) 962-0403 |
| Groveland Hotel | (209) 962-4000 1(800) 273-3314 |
| Groveland Motel | (209) 962-7865 1(888) 849-3529 |
| Hotel Charlotte | (209) 962-6455 1(800) 961-7799 |
| Old Priest Station Inn | (800) 300-4181 (209) 962-4181 1 |
| Oso Hostel | (209) 962-0365 |
| Sunset Inn Yosemite Guest Cabins | (209) 962-4360 |
| Yo s e m i t e Way Inn | (209) 962-0904 |
| Coulterville (65 mi from Yosemite Valley; 1 Y hr) | |
| Hotel Jeffrey | (209) 878-3471 |
| Penon Blanco Lookout B&B | (209) 878-3675 1(888) 257-4397 |
| Rose Cottage B&B | (209) 878-3478 |
| Yo s e m i t e Gold Country Motel | (209) 878-3400 1(800) 247-9884 |
| Yo s e m i t e Springs B&B | (209) 878-3835 1(877) 808-9111 |
Highway 395 Corridor (east of Tioga Pass)
| Lee Vining (76 mi from Yosemite Valley; 2 hr) | |
| EI Mono Motel | (760) 647-6310 |
| Hess House B&B | (760) 647-6416 |
| Lake View Lodge | (760) 647-6543 |
| Lee Vining Motel | (760) 647-6440 |
| Lundy Lake Resort | (626) 309-0415 |
| Murphey’s Motel | (760) 647-6316 1(800) 334-6316 |
| Tioga Lodge | (760) 647-6423 |
| Tioga Pass | ResorttiogapassresortlIc@gmail.com |
| Virginia Creek Settlement | (760) 932-7780 |
| Yo s e m i t e Gateway Motel | (800)2813929 (760)6476467 |
| June Lake (86 mi from Yosemite Valley; 2 Y hr) | |
| Big Rock Resort | (760) 648-7717 |
| Boulder Lodge | (760) 648-7533 1(800) 695-8284 |
| Double Eagle Resort | (760) 648-7004 1(877) 648-7004 |
| Fern Creek Lodge | (760) 648-7722 1(800) 621-9146 |
| The Four Seasons | (760) 648-7476 |
| Gull Lake Lodge | (760) 648-7516 1(800) 631-9081 |
| The Haven | (760) 648-7524 1(800) 648-7524 |
| Heidelberg Inn | (888) 743-2687 |
| June Lake Lodge | (760) 648-7967 |
| June Lake Motel & Cabins | (760) 648-7547 1(800) 481-3637 |
| June Lake Pines Cottages | (760) 648-7522 1(800) 481-3637 |
| June Lake Villager Motel | (760) 648-7712 1(800) 655-6545 |
| Lake Front Cabins | (760) 648-7527 |
| Reverse Creek Lodge | (760) 648-7535 1(800) 762-6440) |
| Silver Lake Resort | (760) 648-7525 |
| Whispering Pines | (760) 648-7762 1(800) 648-7762) |
| Mammoth Lakes (90 mi from Yosemite Valley; 2Y hr) | |
| Alpenhof Lodge | (760) 934-8558 1(800) 828-0371 |
| Austria Hof Lodge | (760) 934-2764 1(866) 662-6668 |
| Best Western Plus High Sierra | (760) 924-1234 |
| Cinnamon Bear Inn | (800) 845-2873 |
| Crystal Crag Lodge | (760) 934-2436 |
| Davison Street Guest House | (858) 509-3005 I (858) 755-8648 |
| Econo Lodge Wildwood Inn | (760) 934-6855 1(877) 424-6423 |
| Edelweiss Lodge | (760) 934-2445 1(877) 233-3593 |
| Holiday Haus | (760) 934-2414 1(800) 934-5003 |
| Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites | (760) 924-1234 |
| Innsbruck Lodge | (760) 934-3035 |
| Juniper Springs Resort | (866) 686-8423 |
| The M Inn at Mammoth | (760) 934-2710 |
| Mammoth Creek Inn | (760) 934-8634 1(866) 437-4500 |
| Mammoth Mountain Chalets | (760) 934-8518 1(800) 327-3681 |
| Mammoth Mountain Lodging | (800) 626-6684 |
| Mammoth Ski & Racquet Club | (760) 934-7368 1(888) 762-6668 |
| Motel 6 | (760) 934-6660 1(800) 466-8356 |
| Pine Cliff Resort | (760) 934-2447 |
| Quality Inn | (760) 934-5114 |
| Royal Pines Resort | (760) 934-2306 |
| Shilo Inn | (760) 934-4500 1(800) 222-2244 |
| Sierra Lodge | (760) 934-8881 1(800) 356-5711 |
| Sierra Nevada Resort | (760) 934-2515 |
| Sierra Nevada Rodeway Inn | (760) 934-2515 1(877) 424-6423 |
| Swiss Chalet Inn | (760) 914-3452 |
| Travelodge | (760) 934-8892 |
| The Westin Monache Resort | (760) 924-1574 1(866) 716-8132 |
| White Horse Inn | (760) 924-3656 |
Additional Lodging Information Outside Yosemite
For more information about additional or specific lodging accommodations, please contact the following community information centers.
| Along Highway 140 | |
| Mariposa County Visitor Center | (866) 425-3366 |
| California Welcome Center in Merced | (800) 446-5353 |
| Along Highway 41 | |
| Yosemite Sierra Visitors Bureau | (559) 683-4636 |
| Oakhurst Chamber of Commerce | (559) 683-7766 |
| Bass Lake Chamber of Commerce | (559) 642-3676 |
| North Fork Chamber of Commerce | (559) 877-2410 |
| Along Highway 120 West | |
| Yosemite Chamber of Commerce | (800) 449-9120 |
| Coulterville Visitor Center(866) 425-3366 | |
| Tuolumne County Visitors Bureau | (800) 446-1333 |
| Along Highway 120 East | |
| Lee Vining Chamber of Commerce | (760) 647-6629 |
| Lake Chamber of Commerce | (760) 648-7584 |
| Mammoth Lakes Visitor Bureau | (888) 466-2666 |
Our stay in Evergreen Lodge – A Great Experience:
In our last trip to Yosemite we stayed just outside Yosemite at the Evergreen Lodge.
This is a little out of the way, but when you get there, you know you are in the right place. We absolutely loved our stay there. This place is located by the Big Oak Flat entrance. It is a place that combines nature with comfort.
The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the property and the region.
As soon as we arrived there we enjoyed the pool, and I wish we had stayed longer to enjoy the spa.
Yes, they even had a massage cabana!
If we could have stayed longer, we could have used a session there, especially after our long hike.
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The service at the restaurant was a little bit slow, apparently from staffing shortages. However, we love the food! and we needed to make reservations for dinner every night.
The restaurants in Yosemite Valley were super full and the food typically is not the great. We were happy to go back to the Evergreen Lodge and enjoy this place.
Even though our visit was short, we enjoyed our stay there immensely.
The kids definitely enjoyed the pool, wooden playground and ziplinning. At night we enjoyed making some marshmallows at the bonfire and we were surprise by a little silver fox that loves marshmallows and bits of graham cracker and chocolate, and is a current guest of the resort.
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I hope you find this information useful, and don’t hesitate to reach to me.
Rocio
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