Wawona Campground

Very nice campground. It is the kind of campground you can go to and enjoy for the campground. Most of the sites are excellent. There were a few uneven sites between the campground loops, but we didn't stay in any of these.
There were a number of volunteers near us and it made the stay enjoyable.
The men's restroom was kept clean.

Wonderful picturesque campground. My site was pleasantly segregated and clean. The rangers were very friendly and helpful.

Booked this campground sight-unseen and loved it! It’s right next to the Merced River (BTW, Wawona, you need a public access route to the river so all campers, not just river-site campers, can easily access the water) and convenient to Mariposa Grove (giant sequoias). Most nights were quiet and pleasant but our last night, a large group across from us partied until about 1:00 am. Are rangers coming by at night to remind people of quiet hours? Also consider hiring a Business Analyst to write a program to allocate sites to campers for as many consecutive nights as possible. We had to move twice in 5 days! Otherwise, all was beautiful.

We stayed in Site 74 during the week of June 9th to 13th. It was lovely, even better than the photos. Right on the river, trees for shade, close to the dumpsters, & bathrooms (with flushing toilets!), took me less than 30 seconds to walk to the dumpsters, less than a minute walk to the bathrooms. Very quiet & peaceful.

We camped in our 22 foot travel trailer and had our big truck with us. We had plenty of room. Needed leveling planks on the side facing the river because it is sloped a bit. We maneuvered so that our camper door faced the river. If you can back up a trailer you can do this easily. We had family next to us in Site 72. They had a 25 foot RV, plenty of room. Directly across from us is site 73, reserved for volunteers who were very helpful and answered our questions. The staff at the entrance to the campground are very helpful too. Our other family members were in site 66. They have a small travel trailer and truck, plenty of room However, this site is very exposed, no shade and faces east. Luckily they brought their easy-up and that along with their awning made it bearable. This site is between Site 72 and the bathrooms.

The campground is within a mile or two of the market where we stopped several times for ice and basic groceries. It's also across the road from Wawona Meadow Loop Trail which is dog friendly and we hiked this trail twice, lots of shade!

We were down be the river which was nice at night. Helped us fall asleep. Of course there were mosquitoes, so be prepared for that. It is closer to Glacier Point and Mariposa Grove. We would definitely stay here again when visiting Yosemite.

We had a lovely flat camp spot. The river is so pretty with a nice swimming beach.

A toilet was not working, and no one seemed to care. The restrooms were in disrepair.

The campsites were a bit close in Loop A, but it was really nice being close to the river!

We had a great time and memory at the NP, and appreciate the Rangers' kind support and advice!

We had sites 43B and 44B. There are 8 of us in my family so we needed two campsites. These sites were across the road from each other. Site 44B was very private and had limited parking. I should have gotten 43B and the campsite (30?) right below us on the loop. We had to either walk through the campsites below us or take a much longer walk around the loop to reach the bathroom. We only walked through the campsites when they were empty. We were very close to the river, and we walked down to it almost every afternoon to play in it. The campground was a quiet place to stay for four nights including over the weekend and was nice to return and relax at after exploring the other areas of Yosemite.