Camping in YosemiteLearn and ExploreBelow is information about each of the campgrounds in Yosemite. Additional information is available for each campground by clicking on the campground name. Important Notes
Opening, Closing, and Reservation UpdatesHow quickly campgrounds open in spring or early summer depends on a variety of factors. Dates are tentative and subject to change. Tioga Road Corridor CampgroundsTamarack Flat and White Wolf CampgroundsWe don't have an opening date yet for these campgrounds. We will post here once an opening date is available. Tamarack Flat Campground is scheduled to close on October 15. White Wolf Campground is scheduled to close on September 25. Reservations for about 50% of campsites will be available up to two months before arrival date on the 15th of each month. For example, reservations for August 15–September 14 arrival dates will become available on July 15 at 7 am PDT on Recreation.gov. The remaining 50% of reservations will be available on a two-week rolling window on Recreation.gov. For example, reservations for August 15 arrivals will become available on August 1 at 7 am PDT. Yosemite Creek CampgroundWe don't have an opening date yet for this campground. We will post here once an opening date is available. This campground is scheduled to close on September 15. All reservations will be available each day, four days before arrival, at 7 am PDT on Recreation.gov. For example, reservations for August 15 arrivals will become available on August 11 at 7 am PDT on Recreation.gov. Additional NotesNo first-come, first-served camping will be available from May 20 through September 30, 2022. All open campgrounds will require reservations. Tuolumne Meadows Campground is undergoing a major rehabilitation project and will remain closed in 2022 and 2023 (and possibly 2024, depending on weather/length of construction season). Bridalveil Creek and Crane Flat Campgrounds will be closed in 2022 for rehabilitation. Porcupine Flat Campground will also be closed. Campground Details
(Closing dates refer to the day the campground closes; the night before that is the last night to camp.) Backcountry campgrounds at Little Yosemite Valley and near the High Sierra camps (Glen Aulin, May Lake, Sunrise, Merced Lake, and Vogelsang) are not part of the campground reservation system. A wilderness permit is required to stay at these campgrounds. High Sierra Camps themselves and Housekeeping Camp are lodging facilities managed by Yosemite Hospitality. ![]() |
Last updated: May 22, 2022