Stayed there for 1 night last september - it was an emergency accomodation, as I didn't bother making reservations upfront - and this was peak season.

I was really relieved when I showed upat reception and they told that they had some tent-cabins available.

Cabin was basic - but this is sth you know and expect when you go there. Shared bathrooms & showers (those curtains need replacing please...), here again - you know upfront - no problem for me...

There is a huge self servie restaurant and some take away counters outside the restaurant.

I did enjoy my stay at te Curry village and would defintely go back.

My husband and I stayed in a deluxe tent for two nights as part of our three week honeymoon.

Wow is all I can say.

I have never seen such breath taking beauty and met such interesting people.

We really enjoyed staying in the tent. You share bathroom facilities with the rest of the camp but that was no hassle. The facilities were clean and there was always hot water. Remember to use your bear box so you don't get a visitor in the night!

There were plenty of places to eat and drink. Not amazing quality but good value for money and plentiful.

We hiked to the half dome on our second day which was a once in a lifetime experience. Take plenty of water and snacks as it is a long and draining hike, but well worth it! We set out at about 7am and made it back around 3ish! If you want to climb the dome you need to buy a permit, we didn't know that so missed out there.

We did run out of water about half way but you can fill your camel packs from the pure water lakes you will pass by.

I found the staff really helpful as I had somehow managed to book two tents due to credit card issues, but they simply refunded me the extra tent without a quibble!

I think staying in the tent really added to the experience and you were right in the heart of the park.

When you come into the park through the tunnel pull over and take a look at the waterfall. We nearly crashed trying to look at it, it will take your breath away!

We stayed in the Curry Village cabins with bath over Christmas. It's a wonderful time to be in Yosemite, and the Curry Village cabins are a good place to stay. The weather was cold but the cabins were very warm. It was good not to have to leave the cabin to get to the bathroom - definitely worth paying for. The cabins were very clean. Beds were okay, not great. I suppose Yosemite Lodge might be a better place to stay if you want to be closer to good food, but we enjoyed the walk or bus ride from Curry to the Lodge.

This place was very basic as expected. Our tent wasn’t closing properly, the heating system was making a lot of noises and it was unbearable and during the night there were various noises so we didn’t sleep much. The bathroom & showers weren’t that bad. It was cheap so I didn’t expect much from these tents. Next time I won’t even think about staying here. We stayed for 2 nights. The buffet dinner was organized properly, it was cheap and the food was good. Yosemite is a very nice place and we really enjoyed going around this place, we enjoyed the hikes and seeing various animals. On the whole our visit here was fun and exciting.