Yosemite Westlake Campground & RV Park

Cancellation policy is too strict. I canceled 6 months ahead of my arrival and out of 588.00 they only refunded me 248.00 ridiculous ! When your RVing things happen all the time and you would think 6 months you would be adequate,give a guy a break and some kind of compassion and customer service. It all about the dollar!My advice go somewhere else !

It's okay enough according to the location closes to the entrance only an hour. The manager was friendly and helpful. The restroom and shower was good enough and safe to walk to the restroom in the night. It's a fist come first serve spot if you come early you pick first--it's good for us. People tends to sleep around midnight due to early prepare for Yosemite. We went in July so it was really hot. But in the night was much cooler and we had to wear socks for the second night with the hoodies on. There's bunch of stars to gaze. It's a reasonable price location if you want to spend all day in Yosemite and come back for dinner and rest at night!

The perfect bare bone cabins for those minimalist campers.I'm usually all for tent camping, I prefer to sleep under the stars, but when my partner and I wanted to take a little trip out to Yosemite for Thanksgiving and noticed the weather was reaching a low of 19 at night, we decided to splurge a little. We ended up finding Yosemite Westlake Campground on Airbnb last minute and for a great price. We rented one of the three cabins they had available. Driving in, you'll notice it's surrounded by mobil homes and a few other tiny home cabins and campsite. It's a little confusing at first where to go, but once I slowed my roll and reread the directions it was easy to navigate. Pulling up it's a super cute, rustic little cabin with a porch. In front of the porch they have a picnic table and fire pit with stump chairs to sit back and relax. Inside the cabin in simple, two bunk beds, a mini fridge, a heater and A/C to help with the weather, and a little table that holds a microwave, toaster, and coffee pot. All we need! The cabin was very simple and clean. The bathrooms were just a short walk away, also clean and had free hot showers. Can't complain :)

Saw this listing on Airbnb a couple of times and decided to give it a try. The pictures listed displayed a rather nice area in the midst of tall pine trees. Well most of those trees are gone. The RV spot we were assigned J was more level than most. Water, sewer and power hook-ups were all in working order, however the site was rather small and lacking in privacy. Pulled into the site and saw a picnic table, firepit and grill directly behind us and thought that was a nice touch. Little did I know that at was a tent campsite, less than 10 feet away from the back of my trailer. They advertise free WiFi throughout the campground. Well the WiFi works only directly in front of the manager's house. There was a 5th wheel right next to us that doesn't look like it has been in use for sometime. The drive up Highway 49 was frightening to say the least, steep, and winding roads with no guard rails.

Found this on a website and it looked awesome! Full hook ups, wifi, clean...wrong!! We left within 1hr. No wifi, not even cell phone service if you needed to call 911 unless you had AT&T. The only ppl there were full time residents and one gave us directions to another campground. I asked the host for a refund since we weren't going to be staying there and he got nasty. I would've been happy to pay for 2 nights since we left abruptly but no, he kept the $400 for 5 nights! Then posts on AirBnB that WE wanted something for nothing. The guy sent us to a Thousand Trails campground that was full unfortunately but even the lady there didn't have anything good to say about Westlake or the lady host of the campground we did finally stay at. If you're looking for a campground that's clean, activities to do, this is not the place. We would not leave a campground and go pay money elsewhere if it was decent

The manager is nice and the location is remote. The bathrooms were okay, not much water pressure and the water would not get that hot. There wasn't much light in the bathroom either. Spots are close together. The view isn't the best as there is a trailer court behind the camping area. There aren't any activites except horse shoes if people arnt camping in the way of it. Only about an hour from Yosemite which was nice. Nice owners.

So nice! I've camper here before in our RV, but tonight im with my son. Lots of RV hook ups, along with tent sites. They even rent out 2 tiny homes and a few campers. The fire pit is way cool. It's a giant globe ( metal) and they fill it with wood in the group fire pit. 25 miles from entrance to Yousemity National Park

Our group of 16 camped out here over the weekend. I thought the place was rather charming. Mac was super friendly and offered plenty of good advice. The place has got the basic amenities: hot showers, bbq grill, wifi, sink for dishwashing. Nothing to complain about really.Sidenote: it's close to Diana Falls. With all the rain we got, it's super fun!

Very pretty . Camp ground was clean. Easy to get in RV Park . Office people were nice & helpful . The bath room on the other hand were dirty . The 4 days we stayed there no paper towels yo dry hand and floor was wet and dirty. I use my shower in my zRV . The bathroom by the office. Was smelly like urine and and not too clean. The first day we got the husband wanted to use the bath room and the lady that clean bath room told him I got to clean up and she said if he use the bath room she would refuse to clean up bath room . All in all 5 days bath room was never clean Was snotty . Women's was mot clean either. Do that is what disappointed us . This was our first stay there . Won't go back .

Had a great time at this campsite! We booked here last minute to find a campsite and avoid the cado. Even though I The drive wasn't bad to get into Yosemite National Park. About 30-40 and Mack was great. He's a local and gave us excellent recommendations, both in the park and outside of it.