Hodgdon Meadow Campground

Great campsite and employees super friendly and informative.

Great campsite within the park. If you have a campsite that counts as a reservation to enter the park on those specific days.

Very nice and spacious campsite! Bathrooms were clean and rangers were all very nice. This particular campground is about 40 minutes from the valley which was the only thing that gave this a 4/5 stars.

Horrible place not suitable for RV. Impossible to position it level. Key requirement for a good night sleep. Kind host.

Yosemite is an amazing destination. Hodgdon Meadow Campground sites are pretty close together, bear boxes are spacious, bathrooms were kept clean for the six days we were there, no problem getting water and rangers are great. It can be quite dry in this area, so be ready for dust without access to showers in the campground. We will stay here again.

Would have liked to have a few more spigots and toilets as they both were crowded and a bit far for car camping. Our site 38 was crowded and on a hill. I liked it was close to the edge of the wilderness but the park map made it look farther away from other campers and it wasn’t. It’d be good for families camping together. Less good for noisy random people.

The sites are crowded together. We had a tent 10 feet from us.
Most of the sites are uneven so it is challenging to find a level spot for many sites. Our site was not bad.
This is a good campground based on its location. It is not a destination campground on its own.

While park rangers and staff do their best, it's clear that budget cuts have taken a toll. Bathrooms are clean but require maintenance. We experienced overflowing toilets, urinals that didn't flush, and leaky and difficult to operate faucets. Tours are staffed by well-intentioned guides but they are inexperienced and not super knowledgeable.

The worst NP campground we've ever stayed in, having camped in like 45 NPs this is saying a lot. Two male toilets, literally two, for 103 sites? Trash, literal trash (vape pens, socks, endless debris) littered the grounds. The vibe was music festival grounds or county fair, as the evening descended wild times were happening all around. The sites are on top of each other, everyone has to walk through every one else's site. Shantytown might be more appropriate. Yosemite is just a garbage strewn, overcrowded cesspool, this is the National Park we deserve

Consider improving this campsite by leveling designated plots for tents, similar to what’s been done at Shenandoah’s Big Meadows Campground. This would greatly enhance the comfort and usability of the site for future campers.