In Yosemite National Park, house rentals are the most frequent accommodation type. In addition, they have an average size of 1,540 ft² and cost, on average, $431 a night. Moreover, house rentals are ideal for large groups, as most can accommodate 8 guests. You can also search and compare other accommodation types in Yosemite National Park. Apartment rentals are, for example, another popular accommodation option in this destination, with 72 currently listed. These accommodations cost $275 per night on average and have an average size of 760 ft².
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Popular rental amenities in Yosemite
Accommodations can be filtered based on different criteria. Above, you will find the number of rentals that include a specific amenity in Yosemite National Park. Most of the properties in Yosemite National Park include "barbecues" or "TVs," which makes it a fantastic vacation spot if you are a grill master or you want to tune out with some TV time. You can also find an accommodation in Yosemite if you enjoy soaking in the hot tub as 38 of the listed properties there offer "Jacuzzis."
Price and Availability Index Yosemite National Park
Vacation Rental Price Information in Yosemite
We rendered price information data on the above graph to give you more insights on prices in Yosemite. Prices reach a peak a week in July. The price per night in a vacation rental in Yosemite this week (7/7 - 7/14) costs on average $354. Vacation rental prices go down to $296 per night in December (12/1 - 12/8).
Rental Availability Information in Yosemite
Find out the percentage of available rentals in Yosemite with the graph above. It is harder to find an accommodation during a week of June (6/9 - 6/16), as 50% of the rentals are booked. On the other hand, the week with the most available offers is in September (9/29 - 10/6).
The weather in Yosemite
Check out the climate diagram for Yosemite National Park. On average, the warmest month is July. However, temperatures can go lower than 37° in Yosemite in January. The wettest month is March with 9 rainy days on average. On the contrary, there is an average of only 1 rainy days in June, which is the driest month.
Be awed by a cabin set in extraordinary Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park is one of the great wonders of America, which you can enjoy from the comfort of your own cabin rental, taking solace in the sound of the wind over the mountain tops. Take this opportunity to explore California's natural wonders and reboot in ultimate peace and quiet.
Cultured Yosemite Valley
A great place to pause before trekking further into the park is Yosemite Valley Visitor Center. Pick up a map, plan your route, and spend time in their educational theater and book shop for a brief history lesson.
For a change of pace head to the Ansel Adams Gallery. Admire famous black and white photographs of the landscape over the years, and challenge yourself recreations of these striking images with your own camera.
Go extreme in Yosemite
Push yourself to your limits with an exhilarating rafting adventure down one of the rivers that snake through Yosemite. Zephyr Whitewater Rafting is a safe bet for trusted river guides and runs tours that last anywhere between half a day to several days. You'll be worn out and ready to relax in your Yosemite cabin after an intense day on the water.
Keep the adventures going back on dry land by hiking to the summit of Half Dome peak; you'll snag one of the best viewpoints around. Take time to admire the park's natural skyscrapers, also known as Sierra Redwood trees. Spot the most ancient and towering in Mariposa Grove, by Wawona.
Winter's gifts
Yosemite can stun even in winter, and this is proven by the incredible "Firefall" phenomenon. Each February, the setting sun is at a point where it hits Horsetail Fall (water permitting) to make it light up like fire or shimmering gold; a rare sight you won't forget.
Strap on a pair of snowshoes and join the Yosemite Conservancy's periodic outings throughout the winter to explore the park from a fresh perspective. Diverse terrain will be covered before making your way to the top of Dewey Point for rewarding panoramas.
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