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What campers say

Yosemite Pines offers a convenient base for visiting Yosemite (roughly a 24–30 minute drive) with a mix of RV sites, cabins, yurts and novelty units. Many guests praise friendly, accommodating staff and clean facilities—bathhouses and a large pool are highlights—and sites commonly include full hookups and 50‑amp service. Practical tradeoffs: Wi‑Fi is weak or pay‑for and cell service can be limited; a deli is sometimes closed; some sites are roomy and level while others sit on a slope or need more gravel. Good for families seeking convenience and on‑site amenities, but expect rustic, occasionally muddy grounds.

Our summary of 1,002 traveler reviews.

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📖 About This Campground

Our Resort is just a 22 mile beautiful drive from the western gate of Yosemite National Park. Lodge in a basic Cabin or one with a full kitchen. For the most unique experience, reserve a Conestoga Wagon®, or glamp in a Yurt. We have full hook-up RV Sites and tent sites. Our large resort can accommodate Reunions and Workshops and our guests enjoy on-site staff planned activities during our summer season. Your family will stay happy in our seasonal pool, bocce ball and volleyball courts, and children's play area. Be sure to view the best directions for travel to our resort here:https://yosemitepinesrv.com/directions/

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Mark Koep

added more cabins to meet demand from vacationers, according to a press release. These “Cedar Cabins” offer two levels of lodging options and are “priced for budget conscious travelers seeking Yosemite area lodging, including young individuals as well as families and retirees.” The one-room Cedar Cabins sleep four people and are furnished with a full-size bed and a twin-size bunk bed, while the two-room Cedar Cabins sleep six people and feature a full-size bed and two twin-size bunk beds.