- Find excellent camping at the Bridalveil Creek Campground in Yosemite National Park
- This campground is open from August 1st through September 18th
- Camping is $18 a night
- Bridalveil Creek Campground is first-come, first-served
- Enjoy the many hiking trails close by
- Visit Glacier Point for fantastic views of the valley
Overview
Bridalveil Creek Campground Yosemite provides a wonderful camping experience, with everything you need right there. You can use this campground as your home base for many unique adventures within the park.
Location
Bridalveil Creek Yosemite camping is easy to access. Take Wawona Road south from Yosemite Valley, turn left onto Glacier Point Road and drive 7.5 miles.
Reservations
Yosemite Bridalveil Creek operates as first-come, first-served campground and doesn’t accept reservations.
Specifics for 2017
- Season or Open Dates – Aug 1 to Sept 18, 2017
- Fee - $18 per night
- # of Sites - 110
- Elevation - 7,200 feet
- Toilet Facilities - flush toilets
- Showers and Laundry – Showers in Yosemite Valley at Curry Village and Housekeeping Camp, laundry in Curry Village
- Are generators permitted? Yes, sparingly during daytime hours
- RV sites available? Yes
- Is there a dump station? Not on-site
Nearby Activities & Attractions
Yosemite Bridalveil Creek Campground is close to a number of great family activities.
- Glacier Point
To get some amazing views of the valley and Half Dome, drive to the end of Glacier Point Road from the campground. You’ll see Vernal Fall, Nevada Fall and Cloud’s Rest as well. There’s a gift shop here where you can get a snack or souvenirs. The Four Mile Trail offers great hiking. You can take the 4.8-mile one-way trek to Yosemite Valley. Go further on the Panorama Trail for a marvelous close-up view of Illilouette Fall. - McGurk Meadow
The McGurk Meadow trailhead is less than a mile west of the Bridalveil Creek Campground. From here you can embark on two different hikes, one of 4 miles and one of 7 miles roundtrip. If you’re here in July, the wildflower blooms will invite your photography skills to come into play. - Mono Meadow
Mono Meadow is about 2 ½ miles from the campground. You can start in the Mono Meadow parking area and cross the meadow over creeks and logs to view Mount Starr King, Half Dome and the Clark Range. It’s a strenuous hike of 3 miles roundtrip, so be prepared.
