Hodgdon Meadow Campground

Great spot on the outside of the park. Near the sequoias and comes with flush toilets

The sites are close to each other, and ground is quite sloped. The site next to us had 15 people, and they started cooking at 10pm. That said, I didn't mind these problems at all, these are not deal breakers for me.

This site is 8 mi from Tioga pass. Merced Grove and Tuolumne Grove are nearby. Visitor center is practically within walking distance. Yes, it is kinda far from the Valley, and also kinda far from Tuolumne meadows, but location-wise I was pretty happy.

Great little campsite. We were able to fit 2 4-person tents and hang 2 hammocks. The sites here are small and right on top of each other, but the campground wasn’t full and everyone was quiet and respectful of quiet hours so it wasn’t a big deal. The rangers were very friendly and helpful. There is no firewood for sale, you can collect your own, but if you want big logs you’ll have to stop at one of the shops outside the entrance. I would stay here again for sure. This campground felt like a hidden gem in Yosemite.
My one complaint was the fire ring at this site. It’s very tall with a double grate. It was difficult to get a fire started and maintain it.

We had a walk in campsite (#66). Be aware that these campsites are very close together. Our tent was mere feet from other tents. There was shade and a level place for our tent, as well as trees for hammocks. The sites behind us were smaller and sloped off pretty quickly. We only slept here and then were gone all day adventuring in Yosemite, so we didn't mind the closeness except for lack of privacy and noise. Bring ear plugs! The potable water spigot was really high and you had to hold your water jug up at an awkward angle to fill. Recommend a wheeled cart for water transport, since the bathroom is in the center of several sites, not accessible by car. Also recommend a kitchen sink/plastic container, since they don't allow washing of dishes at the bathroom and you have to transport gray water back to the flush/drain at the bathroom. Temps were very comfortable in early July (90 in Yosemite Valley vs low 50's at night at Hodgdon Campground). Definitely bring warm layers.

When it said hike-in campground, we expected to have a little distance from our site to others. They were right on top of each other.

It was great! The host ranger volunteers were so nice and very pleasant. The only downfall was the distance to the valley, but better than staying outside the park and battling the entrance lines.

The place did not have clear instructions on where to get potable water from. We saw people getting them from the bathroom itself, but we were expecting to have an independent water line for the water.

Its nice, a little small and close to the next campsite. Other than that its nice! Host are strict but i totally understand it just keep us at ease to ensure all wildlife and campers are safe. Bathrooms need a little update. But its okay!

Perfect spot very private. My sister and my brother stayed out in this site. Its hike in and huge. We stayed at #7 but this is much more better and leveled.

This site is close to 103. The different neighbors all paid zero attention to the quiet hours. Could not sleep even being extremely tired… Worst part of Yosemite trip..