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Sweetwater (Stanislaus National Forest)

13 sites101 open dates / 6 molive availability

About Sweetwater (Stanislaus National Forest)

Sweetwater (Stanislaus National Forest) is a 13-site campground in Yosemite National Park. It accommodates fifth wheels, truck campers, pop-up campers, and RVs, with sites for RVs up to 32 ft. It is a no-hookup campground. Around 8 sites are shaded. Pets are welcome at some sites and most sites have a fire pit. Maximum party size is 6. Like most popular Recreation.gov campgrounds, Sweetwater (Stanislaus National Forest) books up months ahead, but cancellations open regularly. Campsite Sniper watches every site 24/7 and alerts you the moment one frees up.

13 sitesRVs up to 32 ftNo hookups8 shadedPets OKFire pitsMax party 6

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Sweetwater (Stanislaus National Forest)'s 13 sites book up months ahead on Recreation.gov; most openings come from cancellations. Pick a site on the map to see its 6-month calendar, or set a free Campsite Sniper alert to get pinged the instant one opens.

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In just the last 7 days, 31 cancellations opened across 26 different dates at Sweetwater (Stanislaus National Forest). "Sold out" rarely means sold out.