🏕️ Camping in Yosemite National Park

CampSage tracks 16 campgrounds in Yosemite National Park, California, grouped by area. 2 of them are on live cancellation watch right now. Tap any campground for live 2–3 night openings, reviews, a direct booking link, and a free alert the moment a cancellation opens up.

Sold out is not the same as unavailable. Over the last 30 days, 10 of the 16 campgrounds CampSage tracks in Yosemite National Park came open on at least 3 separate days — Wawona Campground on 28 of them. Those are openings CampSage recorded while scanning these campgrounds, not estimates, and they rebuild nightly.

Yosemite Area (14)

• Bridalveil Creek Campground 4.6
• Camp 4 4.3 opened 15/30d
• Crane Flat Campground 4.4 opened 11/30d
• Lower Pines Campground 4.5 opened 4/30d
• North Pines Campground 4.5 opened 4/30d
• Porcupine Flat Campground 4.3 opened 7/30d
• Tamarack Flat Campground 4.4 opened 7/30d
• Tuolumne Horse Campsites 4.7 opened 3/30d
• Tuolumne Meadows Campground 4.5
• Upper Pines Campground 4.4 opened 25/30d
• Wawona Campground 4.4 opened 28/30d
• Wawona Horse Campsites 4.7 opened 3/30d
• White Wolf Campground 4.0
• Yosemite Creek Campground 4.0

Yosemite National Park (2)

• Bridalveil Creek Horse Campsites
• Hodgdon Meadow Campground 3.9

Camping in Yosemite National Park: common questions

Can you still get a campsite in Yosemite National Park if it looks sold out?

Usually, yes. Over the last 30 days 10 of the 16 campgrounds here came open on at least 3 separate days, and Wawona Campground came open on 28 of them. Sites free up when other people cancel, which happens constantly — the hard part is being there in the minutes after one lands.

When do cancelled campsites reopen?

Cancellations arrive around the clock rather than evenly through the day. CampSage watches continuously and alerts you the moment a site frees up at a campground you are following, so you do not have to sit on a booking page refreshing it.

How far ahead can you book Yosemite National Park?

Reservations release on a rolling window, so new dates appear on a fixed schedule and the popular nights go within minutes of release. Missing the release is not the end of it — cancellations keep arriving right up to the date.

How booking windows and releases work → · When cancellations actually happen →

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