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Wawona Campground

Yosemite National Park, CA

Wawona Campground

Wawona Campground offers 96 reservable campsites within Yosemite National Park, with no permit draw required—book your spot directly through the standard advance-reservation system.

The campground accommodates tents, RVs, trailers, fifth wheels, vans, and pop-ups across standard, walk-to, tent-only, and group sites; 4 sites are ADA-accessible. Site diversity means solo backpackers and full-hookup rigs can both find a fit.

Located in the southern section of Yosemite National Park, Wawona serves as a base for exploring the park's lower elevations and historic areas. Nearby alternatives within the park include Bridalveil Creek Campground, Crane Flat Campground, and Lower Pines Campground if Wawona fills.

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Current Availability

The following dates have one or more sites available

October
November

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Common Questions

What campers most often want to know about Wawona Campground.

Do I need a permit to camp at Wawona Campground?

No permit is required to camp at Wawona Campground. You only need to make a reservation in advance through the standard reservation system.

How many campsites does Wawona Campground have?

Wawona Campground has 96 total campsites. The campground offers a mix of standard, walk-to, tent-only, and group sites to accommodate different camping styles.

What types of RVs and vehicles can I bring to Wawona?

Wawona accommodates tents, pop-ups, fifth-wheels, vans, caravans, RVs, trailers, and pickup campers. The campground has sites suitable for a wide range of vehicle types and camping setups.

Are there ADA-accessible campsites at Wawona?

Yes, Wawona Campground has 4 ADA-accessible campsites available. These sites are included in the total of 96 campsites.

How far is Wawona Campground from Yosemite Valley?

Wawona Campground is located at the southern end of Yosemite National Park, approximately 27 miles and 45 minutes from Yosemite Valley. The campground sits at an elevation of 4,000 feet in the Sierra Nevada.