Yosemite National Park, California
Yosemite National Park is another bucket list RV destination you shouldn’t miss while you spend time on the road. You can find it in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains.
This National Park is well-known for Tunnel View, the stunning Bridalveil Fall, its huge ancient sequoia trees, and the Half Dome and El Capitan granite cliffs. So make sure you don’t forget to pack your camera! A leisurely hike to Bridalveil Falls will take you right to its base.
You can enjoy the view, feel the mist, and hear the water crash on the boulders. But the best greatest to visit is that Yosemite has some great hiking trails, and they’re for ALL abilities. Some are wheelchair-accessible, and others will take one or a few days to hike.
Some trails are only accessible in the summer, so this is when we recommend visiting. And when you’ve had your fill of the beautiful scenery, check out Yosemite Village, where there are restaurants, boutiques, and the Yosemite Museum and Ansel Adams Gallery.
Most campgrounds allow RVs but be aware that you MUST get a reservation at least six months to a year in advance. And there are only eight sites that allow longer rigs.
Be sure you let us know which of these fantastic options you want to visit first or if you’ve ever been to any of them. And if you’d like to explore some more of our beautiful country, but don’t know where to begin, Must See Places has got you covered!
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