White Wolf Campground

No water and restrooms, which wasn't a big problem for me as I had a truck camper. The spots were not very level and lots of trees to navigate. Great location, though, especially if they open up the lodge again.

Site was too small and too close to other sites.

I was in #35 but there was limited parking and someone else took my parking spot. I parked in the parking for #36 but that caused problems for the people who reserved that campsite. They were nice enough not to wake me up when they arrived late. They squeezed in next to me and I left at dawn to get out of their way. There was no host or NP employees who were at the campground or made rounds to the campground. The campground was very pretty with water near it but very poorly managed. It was a Friday of a holiday weekend; so, that made matters worse. Yosemite National Park was obviously understaffed. A sad situation. Also, campsite 35 should not exist because it does not really have adequate parking. The small parking spot is really slanted and has big protruding boulders.

Site 46 is quite small so be prepared to be right on top of your neighbors. They are doing the best they can with the campground, but the porta potties were unpleasantly full by the time the weekend was over. I do appreciate that they have hand washing stations. The road through the campground is more pothole than pavement. Overall I'm glad it's open so there's another camping option in the area, but I hope they can get to a more permanent bathroom solution (pit toilets would be preferable over porta potties imho) - even if they have to reduce the number of campsites.

Always love this campground for car camping. Did not have any interaction with the camp host but the other campers were friendly yet not intrusive Great hikes from the camp, easy to navigate sites and usually at least a trickle of water in the creek. Of course this time the restrooms have not been available and there was no running potable water but that was clearly stated in the alerts. The port-o-potties were surprisingly fine! The grounds are mostly clean but for some reason, other persons staying at various sites, including mine, seem to think it's okay to leave toilet tissue where they urinate. Not okay! Either drip dry or take with ! As the years go by, I hope more and more that where you sign in a note will be posted about that. Seems LNT doesn't seem to mean much when you car camp! Anyway, I would recommend this camp highly.

No water this summer due to known water pipe issues, and consequently all the bathrooms were shut down, but numerous portable toilets with wash stations were provided as substitutes. Campsite I had (campsite #27) was nice and had plenty of shade, though my 11x9 tent just fit barely and the campsite benches are worn with warped planks for the table surface that warrants replacing in the near future. Parking two sedans at the campsite was a challenge as it does not have a large driveway. This meant one car having to be parked at an angle, close to the firepit, in order to get the second car to fit into the driveway.

We choose white wolf because there was a bus stop in front of the campground. When we arrived at White wolf we discovered that the bus only comes at the time that you made on a reservation. Except, you cannot make a reservation when you arrive, there is not only no water (we knew and we were prepared, so no problem) there is also no possibility to contact the bus service for the reservation.
So we still had to take our RV up to the national park. That we would like to avoid.
So if you' re going to white wolf: make the busreservation in front of you' re visit.

I like White Wolf. Very good campground because of its location - close to my favorite hikes. The only problem of this season was missing water...

No running water though water in nearby creeks to filter. Some of the campsites seem in rather poor condition; ours was nice. Very quiet, well-behaved campers. Very quiet. Porta-potties were clean and plentiful.

Awesome