Yosemite Cabins in Camp Curry
Yosemite cabins in Camp Curry in Yosemite National Park is the most stayed at place. Canvas tents and wooden cabins are available for you to stay in. The tents use community bath and shower houses. They also have wooden cabins in Curry Village. You can get wooden cabins with or without private baths. Tents and cabins come with beds, dressers, lights and outlets. Heaters are in the wooden cabins but no air conditioning (and its HOT in July!)There is no tent or RV camping in Yosemite's Curry Village. TIPS FOR MAKING RESERVATIONS Cabins are more difficult to get reservations for than the canvas tents. Here is a good tip: If you want to stay in Yosemite for the weekend, then make your reservations begin on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. It is easier to get weekend reservations if you arrive on a day other than a Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Here is another trick I learned, lets say that you want to stay just Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Make your reservations for a few days early than that. Then at least 7 days prior to you coming, cancel any days before the weekend and you keep the reservations for just the weekend days. And now you come for just the weekend! BEARS ARE COMMONLY FOUND AT CAMP CURRY
Yosemite cabins is the place that we stay at when we come, so I know this place well! There is a cafeteria, an amphitheater, a card/reading room, The Mountainer Store, a gift shop, an ATM machine, The Pizza Deck, a taco stand, a Tour & Activities Desk, ice cream stand, a coffee house, swimming pool, ice skating (winter only), boat rental (summer only) and bike rentals. Located at the bottom of Glacier Point it has the ability to host the largest amount of visitors. Reservations are required about one year in advance. Here is an interesting fact: Yosemite has lots of meadows. In the 1800's shepherds use to bring their sheep to graze in the meadows. They brought thousands of sheep! The meadows were clipped so low by the sheep that when it rained, the water caused floods because the meadows were not able to hold the water back. So John Muir and others campaigned (and won) to ban the shepherds from bringing their sheeps to the meadows.
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Bears can (and do) get into the tents and cars if you have food in them! That is why the wooden cabins sell out first...they are 
