Yosemite National Park RV Camping

Wake up to granite cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and star-filled skies. Discover unforgettable RV camping near Yosemite National Park.

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Your Introduction to Harvest Hosts in Yosemite National Park

Yosemite is one of America’s crown jewels—and a must-visit for RVers. From the iconic granite face of El Capitan to the flowing waters of Yosemite Falls, this park delivers awe at every turn. With Harvest Hosts, you can stay just outside the park in peaceful orchards, welcoming farms, and local vineyards—ideal for day trips into the Valley. Whether you're hiking to Glacier Point or relaxing by the Merced River, our Hosts provide a memorable and scenic basecamp to recharge for your next adventure.

How Harvest Hosts Works

A one-of-a-kind membership. Enjoy unlimited overnight stays at thousands of small businesses across North America — with no camping fees!

Many Ways to Stay

If you stay one night, there are no camping fees. Some Hosts offer up to four extra nights and electric hookups, for which they may charge you a small fee.

Unique, Safe, and Convenient Stays

Enjoy the unique experience that your Host has to offer and park in a safe and convenient spot.

Support Local Businesses

Instead of paying camping fees your first night, support your Host by purchasing something. Fees to stay extra nights or to use electric hookups also support your Host!

Make the Most of Your Yosemite National Park Trip

From waterfalls to wildlife, Yosemite delivers endless wonder. Here’s how to make your RV camping trip unforgettable:

Tips for Visiting Yosemite by RV

Harvest Hosts offers serene overnight options just outside the park, so you can skip the crowded campgrounds and still enjoy close access. Just be aware of tunnel and road length restrictions—some roads may not be suitable for larger rigs.

Best Times to Visit Yosemite

Spring (for waterfalls), summer (for hiking), and fall (for golden leaves and fewer crowds) are ideal. Winter is beautiful too—with snow-covered granite—but requires more planning.

Pro Travel Tips

Bring plenty of drinking water, sturdy shoes, and a camera. Use CampersCard to score campground perks nearby, and CampScanner to monitor for cancellations inside the park.

Our Membership Perks

Our Hosts offer a different way for RVers to meet other travelers, stay overnight in gorgeous settings, and create memories that can’t be made in a retail parking lot.