I've divided Yosemite into three areas: the Valley Floor itself, and the East and West side. The three 'Pines' campgrounds in the valley itself are the only ones where you can wake up to see the grandeur of the cliffs themselves. Consequently they are popular beyond their capacity in the summer months.
The West side has the Wawona and Cran Flat campgrounds, beautiful in their own right and a fairly short drive from the Valley. As such they serve as overflow campground for Yosemite. Tuolumne Meadows, in the East side, is further out and really its own experience, with impressive lakes and domes.
Upper Pines
Lower Pines
North Pines
Upper Pines Camping Reservations
Upper Pines campground remains open year-round. However, from December 1, 2009 through March 14, 2010 it will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis only (no reservations are taken).
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Other areas in
Yosemite Valley
The bars represent the number of sites available for that day. Green bars are
week days and blue bars are the more popular friday and saturday nights.
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