Update: Yosemite National Park

The National Park Service will again be requiring reservations to drive into Yosemite National Park from May 20 through September 30, 2022, for those driving into the park between 6am and 4pm.

Tickets go on sale March 23rd, 2022

Details are updated regularly on the Park Service’s website, and here are our key highlights at-a-glance, including exceptions to the program:

Yosemite Day Use Entry Tickets can be found on recreation.gov and go on sale each day at 8 am Pacific Time, and it’s best to make purchase your Day Use Entry Ticket for “Yosemite National Park Ticketed Entry” online as far in advance as possible.

Last minute travelers: While most Day Use Entry Tickets will be sold in advance, the Park Service will release 20% of them for purchase within 48-hours of arrival day on a first-come first-served basis at recreation.gov.

Even if you have a National Park Pass, you will need to reserve a Day Use Entry Ticket on recreation.gov in order to enter the park. You won’t have to pay the entrance fee a second time, just a $2 processing fee.

Park Entrance Passes are good for 3 days, visitors will NOT be required to validate at the gate on the first day of their reservation.

Shuttle service is not available in/out of the park right now, but we are actively working with regional partners in search of a solution.

Yosemite’s free shuttle service

Unfortunately we are not able to obtain passes for our guests to drive their own cars in/out of the park. However you do not need a Day Use Ticket if you’re participating in one of our guided adventures with Echo Adventure Cooperative.

Room 110 is situated at the back of the hotel in the Annex building on the lower floor. This cozy room features a queen bed, with a large private bathroom containing a tub/shower. This room accommodates two guests. This is a pet-friendly room.

Accessibility Features: Entry door is 32” wide; there is an outlet within 4’ of the telephone jack; the door lock is located 44” from the floor; there is more than 36” of room to the right side of the bed; hangers are located 53” off the ground. Currently, the door handle is a historic twist knob, but we are working with our locksmith to replace this with a levered handle that can easily be operated with one hand and without tight grasping, pinching or twisting the wrist.

The bathroom has room to do a t-turn; the toilet seat is 18” off the ground and has a grab bar located behind the toilet; the wash basin is 30” off the ground with insulated pipes; the wash basin faucet is easy to operate with one hand without tight grasping, pinching or twisting of the wrist; the towel racks are 46” off the floor; the bathroom floors are slip resistant. There are no grab bars on an adjacent wall in the bathroom for the toilet as there is not an adjacent wall to place them on.

The tub has faucet controls positioned at the center of the end wall and open side of the tub; faucet can easily be turned on and off with one hand without tight grasping, pinching or twisting the wrist; there is a grab bar at the foot of the tub and at the head of the tub; and there are two 40” grab bars alongside the tub to serve for low and high needs. The fixtures in the bathtub are historic and therefore we do not have a 60” hand held shower wand.

Due to the historic nature of our property, our rooms are fairly small, therefore we are unable to provide 36” around both sides and the foot of the bed. However, we do provide full clearance between the door and the right side of the bed.

You can book this room online or please call us 24 hours/7 days a week at 209-962-4000 or email us at guestservices@groveland.com and we would be happy to find the room that most meets your needs.