At a glance
Yosemite has designated RV and trailer campsites with different length limits. The park lists no campsite hookups; reserve a site that fits the exact vehicle and check seasonal operating updates.
Yosemite lists 10 campgrounds that can accommodate RVs and trailers of varying lengths; vehicles must use designated standard or RV sites. National Park Service ↗
NPS says Yosemite campsites do not offer electrical, water, or sewer hookups, although dump stations are available in selected locations. National Park Service ↗
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Upper Pines Campground
Yosemite Valley campground open all year; NPS table lists a 35-foot RV maximum and 24-foot trailer maximum, with tap water but no hookups.
View campground details →Lower Pines Campground
Yosemite Valley campground with a 40-foot RV and 35-foot trailer maximum in the NPS table; only a few sites take vehicles at the maximum size.
View campground details →North Pines Campground
Yosemite Valley campground with a 40-foot RV and 35-foot trailer maximum in the NPS table; reservations may involve a lottery.
View campground details →Wawona Campground
NPS table lists a 35-foot maximum for both RVs and trailers at Wawona, with tap water and no campsite hookups.
View campground details →Hodgdon Meadow Campground
NPS table lists a 35-foot RV maximum and 30-foot trailer maximum at Hodgdon Meadow, with tap water.
View campground details →Crane Flat Campground
NPS table lists a 35-foot maximum for RVs and trailers at Crane Flat, with tap water and a shorter reservation window.
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