Yosemite RV Resort, Coarsegold CA

My family stayed here for the entire month of September. We loved it. The staff is so friendly and helpful. The pool is very clean, my kids used it almost daily. The park area is also great. The restrooms, showers, and laundromat are all clean and well taken care of. The RV sites are easy to back into and we had plenty of space. It was mostly quiet, labor day weekend did get loud but it was all in good fun.
The park is in a good location, not far from Yosemite. We'd stay there again!

Very family friendly with nice facilities and amenities including a pool, game room/lounge, fire pit, and play ground. Really quiet with spacious sites. Highly recommend.

We stayed here a few years ago and loved it. Unfortunately it has gone downhill. People come here and crank their radios and let their children run around unattended. They need to have strict rules and enforce them like good campsites do. For over $100 per day for camping there needs to be some changes.
We won’t be back again…

Pull through parking was nice. First thing anyone should know who is thinking about booking this campground is that it is not in Yosemite. This is in Coarsegold, which is about an hour and a half to the "destination Yosemite Places" I just think that is important because of the name of the resort. We personally knew that going in, but everything was booked in Yosemite. That being said the restrooms were nice and clean, which is always a plus. We were able to maneuver our 24-foot RV without a problem. We used this as a halfway point from Mammoth to Big Sur, and it served its purpose. Full hook ups work great, as well as the Wi-Fi. The pool was clean, and the night stars were the best view.

I'm always puzzled why they call it an RV resort, because the photographs on the web page do NOT even closely reflect what this place is. All the grass is dead and dry so therefore the place is very dusty. We couldn't even take our dog there to the dog park because it was pure dirt. It's very important to note that the South entrance to Yosemite National Park is 20+ mi from this RV resort. However, you still have to drive another 30+ miles more on very narrow mountainous winding roads to Yosemite Valley. So do not get misled thinking you are very close to Yosemite. Make sure you bring the Dramamine if you have issues with car sickness. The bathrooms and showers were clean and the staff on the phone was extremely helpful. It's regrettable that this place is so worn down because with a little bit of tender loving care it could be a really beautiful spot.

I truly believe your happiness/satisfaction with this “resort” is directly related to your site. Some sites have quite a bit of room, while others, like mine, barely fit your rv. Some sites have a table and fire pit (when there is not a fire ban), mine did not have room for these.
1. The park either needs better signage or someone leading people to their sites. I saw so many guests driving in circles looking for their site.
2. The reservation people need to be cognizant of if the rvs they are putting in the spot can actually leave from the site. More than one site, while intended as a pull through, you can only back out of if you have a larger rv.
3. While called Yosemite RV Resort, guests should be aware that it’s almost 2hrs to the main attractions of Yosemite NP.
4. While technically big rig friendly, it’s an old park and as such is very tight around trees and other rvs. Something to be aware of with a larger rv.
The water pressure, pool, and dog park were nice though.

Very misleading location details and naming convention AND worse was the cleanliness of the bathrooms and trash area. The location was over 1 1/2 hours to the falls off Yosemite. This is not very near Yosemite as the name implies.

I called ahead to verify high speed Internet as was advertised on their site. I was assured that it would support video calls and it was barely enough to check the weather. Fortunately, I had a T-mobile hotspot to almost get me through my appointments.

And, lastly the worst were the bathrooms and adjacent trash area. The trash was overflowing and the area was disgusting. Not cleaned in weeks/months. Trash was emptied later in the week.

Bathrooms were dirty the night we arrived but not horrific. We assumed it was just the end of the day; however, the remained uncleaned for the next 5 days with toilets overflowing, same trash on the floor, mud and no soap left in dispenser. Clearly management was not verifying cleaning at any point and the staff didn't like cleaning bathrooms.

We also paid over $100 per night to boot. We won't be back and encourage you to find another location where basic cleanliness is remotely important.

The worst customer service ever! I booked the wrong dates and instead of being professional and letting me change them literally with in an hour of booking which was over a week out they told me there is a no cancellation policy which I didn’t want to cancel just move my dates forward two days they made me book the right dates and pay for the wrong dates! So I payed for 8 days stayed 2! Very unprofessional I came all the way from Florida my wife is an influencer so I will be sure to put the word out stay away from this place much better and nicer establishments near by.

We stayed at this campground so that we could visit Yosemite National Park. It's important to know the drive is 40 minutes to the park from the campground. However based on how Yosemite is set up to get to the major areas is closer to a 1.5 hour drive.

Overall we were happy with our stay. We were in one of the pull through deluxe sites and did not feel squished in like other campgrounds. The pool was one of the best we have been to in a campground. Our fire ring was missing, but there was a fire ban anyway so we couldn't use it. The only reason I am not giving 5 stars is because there were about 5 piles of dog waste by our site and it was never cleaned up by the pet owner or the campground. Definitely not something we wanted to see constantly. I assume this is not a constant issue there. We would recommend the campground.

This place was clean and the rooms were just perfect. Easy to check into and parking was easy and the pool was awesome

Pretty Rv park. Staff was helpful when we had issues.

Definitely be careful if you have longer rigs just with the hills and mountain terrain that the park is on

I was expecting a lot more for what you have to pay for it really was a letdown a resort know it was more like a motel. I really was not impressed at all

Overall, we had a good stay from the second week of May until June 17th in our fifth wheel. When we arrived, the check-in process was easy but we wish someone would have shown us our spot. It was very hard to get into the spot and if we hadn’t had help from long-term residents, we would have messed something up with our trailer as the ground is very unlevel. It was also a struggle to get out of the place when we left (fifth wheel is 41ft). The dog park when we arrived was not taken care of, overgrown grass and weeds; but after a couple days, it was finally mowed, then hadn’t been mowed again. The laundry was hit or miss on what washers/dryers were working at the time. Residents/staff were friendly. If you needed to get into the clubhouse after hours, it was available by a door code which was helpful for packages. They allow overnight guests as long as they follow the rules of the park, which was nice too. Unfortunately, I did not spend anytime at the pool but I heard great things. The wifi could be spotty but with a big resort that’s a given, it was great for a remote worker.
Now this is the main issue, especially for residents that are currently working on the road. My husband and I paid monthly, and we were told to let the park know when we would be leaving and if it was mid-month that would be great. On June 17, my husbands job changed and we would need to move that day. I had gone up to the front and spoke to the very kind front desk girls, to let them know that we would be leaving that day due to work and if we could get our 13 days in rent back for the rest of the month since we wouldn’t be there. They stated they didn’t see an issue with that, they understand, it’s been done before, and would discuss with their manager. Perfect. We moved out. And would have probably stayed the rest of the month had we not been assured that we would get our $ back. A few days had gone by, so I called on June 12 asking if there was any word on getting our money back, was transferred to the manager in which she explained that “it’s in our contract that was given to you before you moved in” (upon looking, never got a contract, just the monthly rent application) that they don’t do that, and she apologized that the front desk girls are new and didn’t know what they were talking about. I asked for a credit in case we would be back due to work, and she again stated that was in our contract and not do-able. I asked if the rent could go to a long-term resident for next month, she stated they still couldn’t do that. How unfortunate if we end up back in the area for work, as this will definitely change our minds staying. At the end of the phone call, the manager stated that if we do end up coming back, she would take the taxes off the bill. Okay.
I’m for certain they filled the spot up within the 13 days and are now receiving double payments for that spot, which they could have at least given the rest of the month free since they have already been paid for it. This is just a “be aware”.
Other than that, the park was nice for our 5-week stay.

The price of 71 dollars for a tent site is outrageous! Sloping land close to the main road with dirty toilets in poor condition.
We arrived in the evening and we couldn't find anyone to give us the access code to the toilets and to the wifi (luckily our neighbors were nice)
I just find the outrageous price which is simply justified by the proximity of the park.
The only positive point was the wifi which worked well.

I can’t believe no one mentioned the price of an RV site in their reviews because it is outrageously high. I realize it is all about location to a national park but for what you get beyond that, any price over $60 is too much. It cost twice that amount BTW. We reserved a deluxe pullthrough. All sites are relatively small & narrow, dirt and uneven. As someone mentioned, the lay out is confusing and we must have had the same site as the other reviewer because we too watched many rigs trying to find a site or trying to get out! It is an old park, with lots of old rigs and permanent/seasonal set ups. Loud music from one of the fulltimers but stopped by 9 pm. Wifi was adequate which is a bonus for most old parks like this. Relatively clean, although debris leftover from previous camper was there to greet us. If it were not overpriced I would give it 4 stars because overall, it was pleasant and maintained well for the most part.

Although the website said they had free wifi, it was not available for our stay.

Otherwise the park was nice enough.

Back a few months ago we were evacuated from Sanger due to flooding, we had nowhere to go with our RV and reached out to Yosemite RV resort. They took us in with open arms. The staff is fantastic, the place is clean, and they have a beautiful pool area in a great location. Highly recommend this place!

Large campground. Lots of spots. We have a 32 tt and our spot was plenty big. Your neighbors are kinda close but not to bad. Lots of trees. There are cabins, yurts, and tent sites

Great location close to Yosemite VAlley, clean pull through sites are plenty make sure to request a site for the size of the Rig
Clean, shady great hosts