Curry Village

The location inside the valley.

The dirt and dust, the shared toilets

I love Camp Curry. Its located below Glacier Point, beautiful spot and well located. It's easy to navigate the property. Stayed in the tent cabins which have always been rustic but fun. Good food options, kinda pricey but so is everything in the valley. Camp Curry has the shuttle station just outside their parking lot so its very convenient. Staff was GREAT very accommodating. Definitely recommend and will be returning.

Cheaper food. Better wifi.

Everything was close by. Restroom was always clean. Bed are very comfortable to sleep on.

Can’t beat the location, grateful for food options and coffee.

Understaffed, insane lines (I’m talking 1+ hours just to order), ordering and receiving food on Sunday took about 2 hours from standing in line to order, and then waiting for food. Room wasn’t available until 5:30 (check in time was 4pm), waited in 3 lines just to try to check in multiple times with wait times around 20 minutes every time. Staff seemed to be doing their best and often just said they were understaffed. So I understand that. But we had been up since 4am getting there, and our kids (and myself) were exhausted with no where to go. Our tent cabin was next to a very LOUD group who ignored quiet hours rules, speaking and shouting loudly in another language so perhaps there was a language barrier which rendered the quiet hours instructions ineffective. The bathrooms were not kept up (probably due to staffing shortages). I saw people washing their feet in the sink when there were showers available in the room next door. It was actually pretty disgusting. People were actively camping and sleeping in their cars in the parking lot too, which I thought was prohibited. It was Labor Day Weekend, so I knew it would be crowded. Just didn’t think it would be THIS crowded. But it’s Yosemite and it’s gorgeous. If you just look UP, you can kind of tune out the crowds and it’s still worth it.