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Lower Pines - Camped in #50 in 35’ motorhome with a tow vehicle. No hookups but potable water and dump station available and shared by all three campgrounds in the area.
Beautiful campground with lots of pines. Site was level and spacious. Lots of smoke...More
We did the lottery 6 months in advance and didn't get our first choice site, but were pleasantly surprised with Site 4. It was very spacious, Site 2 was far away from it on one side and the Double Site 1 wasn't too close either....More
We stayed for 2 memorable nights close to the river & overlooked by majestic mountains. Site is beautiful & pitches spacious though site was only 75% full when we visited. Site is primitive but has dump & fresh water across the road. Access to Yosemite...More
the campsites i would say are little crammed too close to each other when you compare with other 5-star campgrounds in California but this is one place very strategic to many beautiful hikes..
* The location itself is just below the half-dome and you would...More
We arrived in Coarsegold 2 days before we entered the Park. The fire broke out 1 day before we went in. We entered thru the South entrance Highway 41, i havent traveled this route in over 20 years. The previous 2 years went entered on...More
Response from ChristinaCali | Reviewed this property |
Lower Pines is on the Valley floor and you can walk to Yosemite Village. It's about a 30 minute walk depending on how fast you walk or you can take the Yosemite Bus loop there.
Do you have campsite reservations? You must have them.
Check the "Pets" page on the NPS website. There are only a few places where dogs are allowed. Yosemite is wild-animal-friendly rather than pet-friendly.
Do you mean... More
Do you have campsite reservations? You must have them.
Check the "Pets" page on the NPS website. There are only a few places where dogs are allowed. Yosemite is wild-animal-friendly rather than pet-friendly.
Do you mean how far is it to drive from the Lower Pines campground to a place where you can look for climbers on El Capitan? It's maybe .... 4.5 or 5 miles by car.
Temp at the end of May, Beautiful in the daytime, cool at night. Really is great camping weather. If you have a good sleeping bag. Beside May is a perfect time to visit the park. Lots of flowers, even more water. I won't... More
Temp at the end of May, Beautiful in the daytime, cool at night. Really is great camping weather. If you have a good sleeping bag. Beside May is a perfect time to visit the park. Lots of flowers, even more water. I won't plan on any River adventures. water is way too strong and cold at that time of year.
