Yosemite Entrance Fee Guide for 2024
Yosemite National Park, one of the most iconic national parks in the United States, requires an entrance fee to support its upkeep and maintain the pristine environment for millions of visitors each year. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the fees and additional considerations for visiting Yosemite in 2024.
Entrance Fees
- Private Vehicle: The entrance fee for a private car, truck, or van with up to 15 passengers is $35. This pass is valid for 7 consecutive days and includes unlimited entries during that period.
- Motorcycles: The fee is $30 per motorcycle, covering a 7-day visit.
- Individuals on Foot, Bicycle, or Horseback: For those entering without a vehicle, the cost is $20 per person, and children under 15 years old enter for free.
- Annual Pass: Frequent visitors can opt for the Yosemite Annual Pass, priced at $70, offering unlimited access to the park for 12 months.
Special Passes
Yosemite offers additional passes for specific groups:
- Senior Pass: Available for US citizens aged 62 or older, this pass provides lifetime access for $80.
- Access Pass: Free for US citizens or permanent residents with permanent disabilities.
Peak Hours Reservation (April to October)
For visitors planning to enter Yosemite during peak tourist seasons (from April to October), a Peak Hours Reservation is required if you enter the park between 5 AM and 4 PM on weekends and holidays, or daily during July and early August. This reservation system helps control congestion and preserve the natural beauty of the park. Reservations are not required for entry before 5 AM or after 4 PM.
External Links
To get detailed and up-to-date information, visit the National Park Service Yosemite page or check reservation availability through Recreation.gov.
For more information on entrance fees and passes, you can also visit our Yosemite Entrance Fee page for additional resources and updates.
With proper planning, Yosemite offers a remarkable experience year-round. Enjoy your visit!
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