Hardin Flat Road Dispersed Campsites

We hebben er 2 nachten geslapen. De 1 nacht op de plek waar deze link je brengt. Echter heb je geen uitzicht en blijkt dat je ipv rechts afslaan je links moest afslaan, dan rij je dus een lang weg af met meerdere opties waaronder 2 hele mooi plekken, deze 2 waren al bezet dus de 2e nacht hebben we daartussen een plekje gekozen. Maar je staat dan wel ruim van de andere af dat je het idee hebt dat je alleen bent.. er was geen internet wat wij niet erg vonden

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We slept there for 2 nights. The 1 night at the place where this link takes you. However, you have no view and it turns out that instead of turning right you had to turn left, then you drive down a long road with several options including 2 very nice spots, these 2 were already occupied so on the 2nd night we chose a spot in between. But you are far removed from the others that you have the feeling that you are alone... there was no internet which we did not mind

We stayed here for six nights, in the first site on the right, at the corner of Golden Arrow Road and Hardin Flat Road. Easy access and only 3 miles from the entrance to Yosemite. This site was perfect for our solar. Cell service was basically nonexistent except for getting notifications. I had to work and found a pull-off 4.5 miles down 120 towards Groveland with 3 bars of Verizon. We also heard the Wi-Fi at the resort 1 mile up 120 could be accessed from the parking lot. Except for a little micro-burst of a storm on our last night, it was perfect.

This is a great place to stay to visit Yosemite. Only a few miles from the entrance to the park. The spots shown in the video/review below with the red truck are no longer accessible. There is a large pile of logs that have been cut down and cover the area. The picture with the tent trailer is still there, but we could not get our 44 foot fifth wheel in it due to the slope of the entrance to it. If you turn left onto Hardin Flat and go up the road past the spot in the video with the red truck, you can find two more open, flat areas that can easily fit big rigs. If you go further there was also a few smaller spots and one we could have fit in further into the wooded area as you keep going. If you turn right on Hardin there are a few sites that way that were smaller as well.

Verizon would get texts but no internet. The two open flat spots I mentioned are clear enough for starlink.

We found free camping near Yosemite National Park. In this video, we show you free camping near the entrance to Yosemite National Park. Both of these free dispersed campsites are in the Stanislaus National Forest just a few miles from the Big Oak Flat Entrance to Yosemite National Park. There was no Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile cellular service at this location.