RV camping in Yosemite

RV camping is one of the best ways to enjoy Yosemite National Park. The valley floor’s three primary campgrounds—North Pines, Upper Pines, and Lower Pines—all have pet-friendly RV sites with picnic tables, fire rings, bear storage lockers, restrooms, and dump station access. (Upper Pines has a year-round dump station, while Wawona and Tuolumne Meadows campgrounds have seasonal dump stations in summer.) From there, you can leave your rig parked and use the free Yosemite Valley Shuttle System to explore the valley. No Yosemite campgrounds have electric hookups, however—if you need amenities like full hookups or wifi, you’ll want to stay outside the park at an RV park or private site near towns like El Portal and Groveland (outside the western entrance) or Lee Vining (outside the eastern entrance).