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Curry Village

US$173
/ night

Avg. for October

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US$173
/ night

Avg. for October

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Curry Village average US$125 in the cheapest month (November) and US$249 in the most expensive month (August), based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Curry Village by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
JanuaryUS$215
FebruaryUS$222
MarchUS$165
AprilUS$152
MayUS$234
JuneUS$231
JulyUS$249
AugustUS$249
SeptemberUS$189
OctoberUS$173
NovemberUS$125
DecemberUS$157

Most expensive: August (~US$249)

Cheapest: November (~US$125)

About this property

Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and a banquet hall.
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  • Parking

  • Restaurant

  • Swimming pool

  • Non-smoking rooms

  • Tour desk

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Location

9010 Curry Villaige Dr., Curry Village, Yosemite National Park, California, United States of America

Merced River (0.2 Miles)

Nature Center at Happy Isles (0.2 Miles)

Yosemite Mountaineering School (0.2 Miles)

LeConte Memorial Lodge (0.3 Miles)

Ahwahnee Meadow (0.5 Miles)

The Ahwahnee (1 Miles)

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Room options

5

Heated Canvas Tent

Room details

1 Double Bed
and
2 Single Beds

Sleeps 4

Heating
Shared Bathroom

4

Unheated Canvas Tent 1 Double

Room details

1 Double Bed

Sleeps 2

Shared Bathroom

3

Unheated Canvas Tent 2 Single

Room details

2 Single Beds

Sleeps 2

Shared Bathroom

4

Unheated Canvas Tent 1 Double + 3 Singles

Room details

1 Double Bed
and
3× Single Beds

Sleeps 5

Shared Bathroom

Guest reviews of Curry Village

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

At Curry Village, guests highlight a uniquely convenient way to stay inside Yosemite Valley, with simple canvas tents, shared facilities, and easy access to trails and shuttles, creating a camping-style experience that trades hotel frills for location.

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Facilities

Basic

Cleanliness

Inconsistent

Rooms

Basic

Service

Friendly

Location

Central

Dining

Inconsistent

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10

Jose

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Stayed 2 nights

Great spot with great views
Great spot with great views
10

Ethan

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 2 nights

Great location to everything
Great location to everything
6

Mindle

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 2 nights

3 stars may be generous, but I like camping so am inclined to like this. And there were some positives! First the negatives: front desk staff was NOT helpful at all. Young guy, sounded completely bored like he had explained where things are a million times, and he probably has, but I didn't know where things were! Then had to struggle to figure it out, which was frustrating. Tents are fine, but the bed isn't that comfortable and I kept waking up through the night which is unusual for me. The blankets you get are made from sleeping bags and not excessively warm. Showers are dirty. Supposedly they supply shampoo and body wash but the dispensers were empty in every shower stall I checked and never refilled (we were there two nights). Code to the bathroom didn't work. Myself and several others couldn't get it open so it wasn't just me. Most of all, there was a group of junior high kids on a school trip and we were put in the middle of them. They were LOUD, constantly SCREAMING and behaving like junior high kids. Not their fault, but the camp should have put other guests in a different section. They started screaming and woke me up every morning at 6am. Can't complain officially though, bc quiet hours end at 6am. So when they scream and bang things and make noise at 6:01am, technically they're allowed to do so. Now the positives: the heater in the tent worked great. The showers have good water pressure and hot water. The pizza was decent. That's about it.
3 stars may be generous, but I like camping so am inclined to like this. And there were some positives! First the negatives: front desk staff was NOT helpful at all. Young guy, sounded completely bored like he had explained where things are a million times, and he probably has, but I didn't know where things were! Then had to struggle to figure it out, which was frustrating. Tents are fine, but the bed isn't that comfortable and I kept waking up through the night which is unusual for me. The blankets you get are made from sleeping bags and not excessively warm. Showers are dirty. Supposedly they supply shampoo and body wash but the dispensers were empty in every shower stall I checked and never refilled (we were there two nights). Code to the bathroom didn't work. Myself and several others couldn't get it open so it wasn't just me. Most of all, there was a group of junior high kids on a school trip and we were put in the middle of them. They were LOUD, constantly SCREAMING and behaving like junior high kids. Not their fault, but the camp should have put other guests in a different section. They started screaming and woke me up every morning at 6am. Can't complain officially though, bc quiet hours end at 6am. So when they scream and bang things and make noise at 6:01am, technically they're allowed to do so. Now the positives: the heater in the tent worked great. The showers have good water pressure and hot water. The pizza was decent. That's about it.
10

Kelly

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4 weeks ago

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Stayed 3 nights

The best place to stay in Yosemite. It will never get better than this
The best place to stay in Yosemite. It will never get better than this
10

Hengli

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4 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

Remember this is cabin, tent. You are in the mountain. Do not compare to a regular hotel stay. With this in mind, you will be happy. Food has to be stored in the metal box at the door outside, latched. You have to use the public rest rooms. Inconvenient, but that is a good experience. The dining hall is quite good, and has good food for dinner. Only sandwich for lunch. Price is reasonably expensive. Remember it is not cheap in the cities anymore.
Remember this is cabin, tent. You are in the mountain. Do not compare to a regular hotel stay. With this in mind, you will be happy. Food has to be stored in the metal box at the door outside, latched. You have to use the public rest rooms. Inconvenient, but that is a good experience. The dining hall is quite good, and has good food for dinner. Only sandwich for lunch. Price is reasonably expensive. Remember it is not cheap in the cities anymore.

Property policies

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Check-in

Check-out

From 16:00 to 00:00

Before 10:00

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FAQs about Curry Village

Is parking available at the property?

Free self-parking is available on-site, but it is limited.

Is breakfast offered at the hotel?

Breakfast options include meals at the on-site restaurant, Pizza Deck, and snacks available in the hotel's coffee shop/cafe.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is at 16:00 and check-out is at 10:00. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request, but additional charges may apply.

What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?

The property offers step-free entrances and wheelchair-accessible facilities, including public areas and rooms.

What is the location of the hotel in relation to nearby attractions?

The hotel is situated within Yosemite National Park, approximately 10 minutes from Yosemite Visitor Center and Nature Center at Happy Isles. It is also close to several attractions like Nature Center at Happy Isles (0.3 km), Yosemite Mountaineering School (0.4 km), and Yosemite Valley (10.4 mi).

Does the hotel have a swimming pool?

Yes, there is a seasonal outdoor swimming pool available for guests.

Are children allowed to stay at the hotel?

Children are welcome at the property, and kids can stay for free up to a certain age, although specific age details are not provided.

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What do room rates typically cost at Curry Village in Mariposa County?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at Curry Village in Mariposa County typically land around US$167 a night for two guests, ranging from US$109 to US$356 on peak dates.

When is the best time to visit Curry Village for fewer crowds?

June is the busiest month at Curry Village in Mariposa County, with the highest demand of the year. January is the quietest month for crowds, so plan your visit then if you prefer fewer people and easier availability.

Which month has the lowest rates at Curry Village?

November is the cheapest month to stay at Curry Village in Mariposa County, averaging US$155 a night; July is the priciest month at US$293. November’s lower rates come even though January is the quietest month for crowds.

What’s nearby and who is Curry Village good for?

Curry Village in Mariposa County sits close to outdoor highlights like the Merced River, Yosemite Visitor Centre, and the Mist Trail, making it well suited for families and couples seeking countryside activities. The location is ideal for hikers and nature lovers wanting easy access to major Yosemite attractions.

How does the nightly price at Curry Village in Curry Village compare to recent weeks?

The current price at Curry Village in Curry Village is US$192 per night for 2 guests, which is low for this hotel: about 30% below its US$274 average over the last 60 days. Most nights over that period fell between US$199 and US$320.

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