Camp Curry Historic District — Hotel in Oakhurst

I had a fantastic experience staying at this campground with my friends. We had a heated tent with three beds, one double bed, and two single beds. This worked out great because my friends were a married couple with their 16 year old son. This was a perfect time of year to visit because the temperatures were cool without being cold and there were no crowds. Therefore there was plenty of parking! The bathroom and shower was a short walk of about 3 minutes and they were warm too. There were a couple of restaurants around the corner from the restrooms and although the food choices were limited it was plenty for us. There are several hikes available within walking distance of the village and there is a shuttle that takes you throughout Yosemite Valley to get to other areas. Be prepared that there is no Wi-Fi in the tents, but some mobile phone reception. We have T-Mobile and were able to connect. There was only one plug in the room so you would be smart to bring an extension cord or multi plug so more than one person at a time can charge...

We stayed here in Nov. 2022 and has a great time! The heated tent we stayed in was very clean and comfortable. The bathrooms were clean, and there’s a water filling station next to the women’s room. Knocking off a star for two reasons: 1- Bathroom was not close to our tent and as someone with an active bladder, this was annoying. But I understand that part of the camping experience, so many probably don’t mind. 2- It was icy almost everywhere. Navigating the village, parking lot, tent/bathroom area and space in between was treacherous. Surely salt or sand could have been put down where people need to walk. Also, locks for the bear lockers are not provided, you need to bring your own. But we saw most lockers weren’t using locks at all. So up to each party, but thought it was worth giving a heads up. Anyway, great place to stay to spend time in the park! Would do it again. Just maybe I need to get spikes/chains...

We stayed for two nights, and loved being at the heart of Yosemite. Decent base if you want to explore the Valley for a few days, as very central. Few thoughts.. Tents very basic, look cleaner and bigger on the website. Bathrooms clean and well maintained. More water points needed! WiFi doesn’t really work (but actually quite nice to be disconnected!) Food situation needs to be sorted, only options were pizza and burritos and it was super busy, not enough places to sit etc. Disappointing compared to a few years ago when the pavilion functioned as a dining hall. Bit noisy at night,...