Beginner's Guide to Upper Pines, Lower Pines, and North Pines Campgrounds in Yosemite National Park

Join me, a local to Yosemite, as I guide you through Upper Pines, Lower Pines, and North Pines campground in Yosemite National Park! Gain information you'll find nowhere else from someone who lives in the valley and has personally walked each of these campgrounds dozens of times.

[@mellowmanmace4346]

I love the precision and detail on this video. Thank you.

[@HernandezHitTheRoad]

Thank you for the video! super helpful! I'm heading to Yosemite this weekend and I got reservations for North pine campground :)

[@MoonstoneMountaineer]

Happy to hear it! Safe travels

[@GregKelley]

Looking forward to seeing this!

[@user-ws7ux7ow9g]

Good video! Great info!

[@MoonstoneMountaineer]

Thanks! I enjoy helping others experience Yosemite in a pleasant way!

[@mattfitzgerald2597]

Great quality video!

[@MoonstoneMountaineer]

Thank you!

[@adam1276]

Would love to learn about Camp 4. Thanks for creating this video! Also how much do you think fits into the bear lockers at the campsites?

[@MoonstoneMountaineer]

Hello! What a great question. The bear lockers for the Pines campgrounds are 43 in. wide, 28 in. tall, and 35 in. deep. I hope this helps!

[@MGJBigMac]

Thanks for the video! Much appreciated! How about me being the „scented item“? Either in Curry Village or on the campgrounds? Ok, I would put the perfume / lotion / whatever in the bear locker. By I / my clothes would still be scented? Will that be an issue? What would be the right thing to do?

[@MoonstoneMountaineer]

Your clothes should be fine! But you know your clothes best, if you used a very fruity laundry soap or perfume maybe put them away but even then you should be fine.

[@sarahthieroff7493]

Can you bring your own firewood?

[@MoonstoneMountaineer]

Yes!