Curry Village

It was amazing and they are open late for those traveling, we got there at 1 in the morning and had no issue checking in. Just a heads up follow the signs GPS does not work properly in Yosemite. Heated rooms are comfortable and have plenty room. Bathrooms showers are clean but are shared with community but are kept clean. Glamping!

Loved the wall heater keeping the room warm in 25 degree weather, and doubled as a shoe dryer for my snow shoes. Just sit them on the ledge above the heater and not directly on it. Place was as clean as it gets for being a yurt. Yes the floor had some dirt on it, but if you want a room that is pristine then book a hotel at the lodge for $150 more. Beds were comfortable with high-loft plush pillows. My tent was pretty close to the bathrooms which were very well maintained with hot showers and little dressing areas within the same cubby as the shower for privacy. Showers were well-stocked with nice smelling soap and had 2 2-finger hooks to hang clothes, towels, and shower caddies. You simply can’t beat the location being next to the Happy Isles station, and there are about 20 EV chargers being installed near the reception for us EV drivers who stress about having enough charge to get out of the valley after your stay. The village has a nice homely feel full of friendly faces at the stores and restaurants. I’d highly suggest bringing a luggage dolly of some kind; several people had those collapsible beach wagons to cart their supplies from the car to the tent. I forgot a lock to put on the bear food box, but nobody stole my PB and J sandwich.

The heater in our supposedly heated tent wasn’t working at 10 pm in the night & the front desk person casually asked us to wait for 30 minutes as it takes some time to warm up. We had the most uncomfortable , freezing night we ever experienced as we weren’t equipped to handle that chill. That apart, the facility is clean, specially the restrooms & shower facilities, good food options, super convenient location. Parking is a hassle.

Had a great stay at Curry Village. It's located in the heart of the park with many reasonably priced restaurants in walking distance. Our accommodation had 2 twin beds and 1 queen bed in a heated canvas tent. Linens and towels were provided. It was very reasonable. Bathrooms were a bit of a walk, but there were plenty and never had to wait. Neighbors respected hour hours, and the front desk staff was excellent. No wifi in the rooms, but connection was decent in the dining area. Don't recommend for older guests, but I would stay again.

Great pizza and shops. Tents comfy and close to bathrooms.

Affordable and epic . Quieter than you would think it’s good food a five minute walk away . Bathrooms were clean too

My family and I stayed in Curry Village for 1 night in a heated tent and it was quite the experience. They provide pillows and insulated blanket, there was no need to bring anything extra. The beds were comfortable. During winter the cafeteria serves breakfast and dinner, not sure if that changes in other seasons. My husband and daughter had the chicken dinner and said the chicken was delicious. We utilized the common area where there are games (have to check out at front desk) and fireplace. The best part of put trip for my young children was the ice skating, my children loved it. And we were able to purchase snore kits at the gift shop and make them at the fire pit that was in the ice skating area. It was a very pleasant stay and would stay again.

You can’t get a better location than Camp Curry when visiting Yosemite. And the camping experience is fun! Just a few tips… - some of the cabins are heated but on cold nights you still need to dress warm and bring sleeping bags. When we fell asleep our cabin was toasty so we put the sleeping bags back in the car at that was a mistake. - the line for Peets is long, but they have drip coffee at the food court area too. Don’t plan on getting a latte… you’ll be waiting a while. - You can now order ahead for the pizza bar, though we ended up having dinner in Mariposa before heading into the park. - A white noise machine is a must. There are a lot of inconsiderate people who do not follow quiet hours rules. Also, if your cabin is close to a restroom you’ll have more noise issues so definitely bring the white noise machine. - if you have a collapsible wagon, I highly recommend bringing one so you’re not taking multiple trips from your car to your cabin. The parking isn’t super far, but if you’re bringing stuff for yourself and kids, making multiple trips is annoying. - bring folding camping chairs if you want to have snacks at your cabin, we ate right outside because food is not allowed in cabins due to wildlife (bears, rodents)

Very difficult place to park. There should be a parking spot reserved for anyone who books a room in advance. Had to park a long way away. Also the lines for food is way too long. The staff was great but there should be more staff to accommodate the longs lines. And although I wasn’t using the phone much, there’s very bad WiFi here.

Great for glamping. Super accessible for hikes nearby in the National Park. Good food options in Curry Village but there could be a queue for the bathroom and you know how shared toilets could get dirty especially around the busy times in the morning.

Stayed in tent cabins for Easter weekend. Restroom facilities were not cleaned often or thoroughly. Sinks, surfaces, floors were obviously not cleaned for a few days even though they have a sign saying that cleaning is done twice a day. WiFi offered does not cover tent cabin area. Food vendor is overwhelmed. Need more staff and capabilities.

The bed spread was covered with semen stains- very disgusting. Very expensive for the quality of the rooms.

So great to stay in a heated cabin. The cabin was perfect and the showers and restrooms were clean. Great stay.

It was an amazing experience we loved the tents and the food around was great. Very clean bathrooms

Place is conveniently located near attractions but the tent/room was pretty dusty/ dirty also no point of paying extra for a heated tent honestly. Restrooms/ facility were clean, though

A safe is advertised in the room. However, it was disabled. This was one of many areas we were visiting and the safe was needed. We took our important documents with us when we hiked…and of course they were ruined. Rainy weather did not help the situation, but the restroom facilities were in a constant state of filth despite being cleaned twice per day.

Affordable and epic . Quieter than you would think it’s good food a five minute walk away . Bathrooms were clean too

The curry village tent was not cleaner and full of dustbin the floor!

I liked how clean the restrooms were

Location was sublime. You were literally at Half Dome's backyard and the village has everything you need in case you forgot to pack some essentials. The canvas tents could use a more thorough cleaning. There were cabwebs throughout the tent and the floors were still pretty dusty. Add more hooks perhaps

The only downside is that no heated rooms have no electrical outlets, and at times, the places to charge the phones were busy or packed, so I couldn't charge as often.

Very simple accommodations. Shared restrooms and showers. Great location right in the valley with plenty of hiking and bike trails.

We got a tent with a heater and it could only be set to 75 or higher, which made the room extremely hot. Hard to get the right temperature with it. Amazing to be in the middle of Yosemite though!

Noisy tent. We were unfortunate to be allocated a tent in the front row, directly next to the car park and the main walking track. As a result it was very noisy due to people checking in late, with car lights and noise coming straight into our tent, followed by noisy rolling suitcases along the gravel path directly next to our tent whilst we were sleeping. Staff were fantastic, very patient and understanding when we asked to move the next day. The next night we were in the back row of tents. It was so very different. Much quieter. My advice is to ensure you are far away from the car park and paths as possible. The park is amazing and it is worth staying in the park for easy accessibility to all it has to offer.

paid for heated tents. one of the tents did NOT have a functional heater so we all had to huddle in one tent with some sleeping on the floor. Not ideal. Only stayed one night so no opportunity to rectify the situation.

Had a great stay at Curry Village. It's located in the heart of the park with many reasonably priced restaurants in walking distance. Our accommodation had 2 twin beds and 1 queen bed in a heated canvas tent. Linens and towels were provided. It was very reasonable. Bathrooms were a bit of a walk, but there were plenty and never had to wait. Neighbors respected hour hours, and the front desk staff was excellent. No wifi in the rooms, but connection was decent in the dining area. Don't recommend for older guests, but I would stay again.

This is a fine place to stay in the park. The heaters work great in the winter.

The facility only gives you one sheet and a sleeping bag type blanket with no zipper. It's so slippery that it falls off every night. : /

Location was the reason. Wanted a place in Yosemite valley. Real noisy, not much privacy, can hear neighbors.

It’s just a tent. But big enough for a family of 3-4. If it’s winter season, remember to book one with heater. It gets really cold at night. But heater works well.

Arrived at the lobby at 5:30 and waited in line for 40 minutes for checkin.

Poor service

Tents are decent, cleanliness could be better, like condition of sheets and pillow covers wasn’t great, cobwebs on the tent roof support). Staff at the front desk was hit or miss. Nicole was awesome, other young lady didn’t have a clue and wasn’t willing to listen either. Super convenient in terms of food, shuttle, parking, etc.

Overall everything went smoothly. Staffs are friendly and helpful. Definitely would come back next time.

Noisy tent. We were unfortunate to be allocated a tent in the front row, directly next to the car park and the main walking track. As a result it was very noisy due to people checking in late, with car lights and noise coming straight into our tent, followed by noisy rolling suitcases along the gravel path directly next to our tent whilst we were sleeping. Staff were fantastic, very patient and understanding when we asked to move the next day. The next night we were in the back row of tents. It was so very different. Much quieter. My advice is to ensure you are far away from the car park and paths as possible. The park is amazing and it is worth staying in the park for easy accessibility to all it has to offer.

We had a great stay. Very friendly staff. I had booked a non heated tent and was able to change to a heated tent with staff assistance. They were very accommodating and helpful. Thank you for a such a great stay.

Reception staff is wonderful. Cindy and Thomas made sure I was taken care of and treated me like a valued guest. A

I loved being able to stay inside the park. I had to leave super early because I wanted to do some night photography, having someone at the desk 24/7 worked out amazing. It also made it easy for me to set up before anyone else got there.

Dining options were good But check-in was a nightmare at 4:45 I arrived, and three times they asked me to come back in a half an hour the third time I said I’ll just wait here and then they actually started to make calls Checking to see if it had been cleaned then they weren’t sure if it was even available both people behind the counter we’re going out of the room making calls. Finally, they said one of the cleaning staff was verifying if it had been clean and Wood,gchecking to see if it had been cleaned then they weren’t sure if it was even available both people behind the counter we’re going out of the room making calls. Finally they said one of the cleaning staff was verifying if it had been cleaned and would come up. at 6:15 I got the key and asked if I could have a later check out for the inconvenience and the lady said I don’t make the rules. I just enforce them. it was too late to go on a short hike

Staff was very kind and accommodating. Consider bringing a wagon as they don't have luggage carts and tents can be a good walk from the car.

Great location!!!

Very simple accommodations. Shared restrooms and showers. Great location right in the valley with plenty of hiking and bike trails.

Beautiful place. Curry Village is located right near all the hiking trails. The tents were very spacious and the heater was nice. Would highly recommend !

This was my first time staying at Curry Village. I’m so glad I picked this place, I will be back in the future for my next trip to Yosemite. I brought my mom here for her birthday. It was her first time in Yosemite. It was a great experience. Definitely very cold. It was great when we checked in we had an option to upgrade to a heated tent and we did. Curry village is conveniently located near all the main trail heads and water falls. It was an amazing experience. Thanks again Curry Village!

Beautiful place to stay, very convenient access to all trails in the valley. Close to food options, clean showers. I would stay again

Curry village in the heart of Yosemite valley is great for staying and visiting the places in the Yosemite area

Had a great stay at Curry Village. It's located in the heart of the park with many reasonably priced restaurants in walking distance. Our accommodation had 2 twin beds and 1 queen bed in a heated canvas tent. Linens and towels were provided. It was very reasonable. Bathrooms were a bit of a walk, but there were plenty and never had to wait. Neighbors respected hour hours, and the front desk staff was excellent. No wifi in the rooms, but connection was decent in the dining area. Don't recommend for older guests, but I would stay again.

Great location

This place was just as expected and more! Great place in the heart of Yosemite National Park.

Conveniently close to just about everything

It was amazing and they are open late for those traveling, we got there at 1 in the morning and had no issue checking in. Just a heads up follow the signs GPS does not work properly in Yosemite. Heated rooms are comfortable and have plenty room. Bathrooms showers are clean but are shared with community but are kept clean. Glamping!

Stayed in tent cabins for Easter weekend. Restroom facilities were not cleaned often or thoroughly. Sinks, surfaces, floors were obviously not cleaned for a few days even though they have a sign saying that cleaning is done twice a day. WiFi offered does not cover tent cabin area. Food vendor is overwhelmed. Need more staff and capabilities.

It’s good for people who like the experience of camping but also prefer a more comfortable option: the dining options were limited especially for vegetarians.

Affordable and epic . Quieter than you would think it’s good food a five minute walk away . Bathrooms were clean too

Amazing place to stay in the heart of Yosemite. Wonderful facilities. All staff were very friendly. Easy location to take the shuttle around the park. Everything you could need in the little store. Lots of food options (the pizza place was AMAZING!).

My family and I stayed in Curry Village for 1 night in a heated tent and it was quite the experience. They provide pillows and insulated blanket, there was no need to bring anything extra. The beds were comfortable. During winter the cafeteria serves breakfast and dinner, not sure if that changes in other seasons. My husband and daughter had the chicken dinner and said the chicken was delicious. We utilized the common area where there are games (have to check out at front desk) and fireplace. The best part of put trip for my young children was the ice skating, my children loved it. And we were able to purchase snore kits at the gift shop and make them at the fire pit that was in the ice skating area. It was a very pleasant stay and would stay again.

This was such a lovely stay! We were in a heated tent and had such a fun time, it felt like camp. I think if you go in with the open mind that it’s essentially camping in a simple tent, you’ll be really pleased with your experience. We brought lots of blankets and that was incredibly helpful for sleeping in chilly nights, even with the heater, and it felt very cozy. The shower houses were warm and clean, and were much nicer than other showers I’ve experienced while camping. We made a lot of our own food, but enjoyed the smashburgers from the bar one evening and those were great. The location is unbeatable and worth any rustic-ness. I would absolutely recommend and stay again!

Perfect location in the Valley. Dining options were great, and all the food was very good.

It was a great experience staying in these tents. My only issue was the food availability at the village, not many options available at noon so the line for the pizza place was super long.

Very difficult place to park. There should be a parking spot reserved for anyone who books a room in advance. Had to park a long way away. Also the lines for food is way too long. The staff was great but there should be more staff to accommodate the longs lines. And although I wasn’t using the phone much, there’s very bad WiFi here.