Lodging in Yosemite California

Yosemite Valley is today the centerpiece of California's Yosemite National Park. Sprayed by thousand-foot waterfalls and framed by monumental granite spires - including Half Dome, which is to the High Sierra what the swoosh is to Nike - it is the most famous glacially carved landscape in the world. And perhaps the most famously overrun as well; stories are legion of peak-season traffic jams bad enough to provoke road rage and campgrounds so rife with noise, litter, and teeming masses of humans as to seem more like Times Square than the Great Outdoors.

Visitors looking for lodging in Yosemite California can enjoy Little Valley Inn's wooded grounds and rustic charm, with easy access to the preserve. Guests can drive just 35 miles to one of two entrances - the giant trees entrance or the entrance to the valley floor and waterfalls. Many guests choose to visit each entrance on a different day, and we'll be glad to suggest Yosemite outings for you.

Yosemite Lodging

Lodging in Yosemite California needs to be booked well in advance. Hotels outside the park will be less expensive and easier to book if you haven't planned far enough ahead.