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Restrooms in Yosemite National Park

Every restroom in Yosemite National Park mapped and downloadable — flush toilets, vault toilets, ADA-accessible facilities, and drinking water. Most of the park has zero cell reception. Download the free GPX file before you go and take the map offline.

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Yosemite Traffic Updates

When the park is very busy, you can get updates on current traffic conditions in Yosemite by texting ynptraffic to 333111.

About Yosemite National Park — Facilities & Access

2026 Edition — Updated July 2026

Not just a great valley, but a shrine to human foresight, the strength of granite, the power of glaciers, the persistence of life, and the tranquility of the High Sierra. First protected in 1864, Yosemite National Park is best known for its waterfalls, but within its nearly 1,200 square miles, you can find deep valleys, grand meadows, ancient giant sequoias, a vast wilderness area, and much more.

Park Hours

Yosemite National Park is open 24 hours per day, 365 days per year.

Seasonal Availability

65 restrooms are open year-round. 1 restrooms are seasonal (typically May–October).

Park Contact

209/372-0200

yose_web_manager@nps.gov

PO Box 577, Yosemite National Park, CA 95389

Planning Tool — Not a Navigation Device

Trail data sourced from the National Park Service. This is a pre-trip planning tool — always carry a topographic map, check current conditions before departure, and register at the backcountry office for overnight trips. Do not rely solely on digital maps in areas without cell service. Facility availability changes seasonally.

Yosemite National Park Restroom & Trail Map

USGS topographic basemap with 66 restrooms and NPS trail data. Tap any marker for details. Click trail names below to highlight on the map.

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How to use this map

1. Use the filter buttons to toggle restrooms, trailheads, campgrounds, and points of interest.
2. Click any trail or facility name below to fly to it on the map.
3. Tap any marker for details and one-tap Google Maps directions.
4. Download GPX files to use offline in Gaia GPS, AllTrails, or any GPS app.
5. Screenshot this map as a backup — most areas have no cell service.

Trail and facility data provided by the National Park Service (public domain). Topographic basemap by USGS. Map compilation, presentation, and GPX packaging by DunnyDash.com. Any reproduction or redistribution of these maps must attribute dunnydash.com as the source. Facility availability may change seasonally — verify current conditions before your visit.

All 66 Restrooms in Yosemite National Park

Every mapped restroom in Yosemite, grouped by location type.

Visitor Centers

4 restrooms — see details below

Campgrounds

16 restrooms — see details below

Park Facilities(46)

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ADA-Accessible Restrooms in Yosemite National Park

4 wheelchair-accessible restrooms confirmed across Yosemite National Park. Each facility below meets ADA accessibility standards — wider stalls, grab bars, and level access. Download the GPX file to save these locations to your GPS before entering the park.

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Campground Restrooms, Showers & Water in Yosemite

16 campgrounds with restroom and utility details.

Tap any campground name to fly to it on the map above.

Restrooms	Showers	Water	Dump Station
Flush Toilets - seasonal	No	Yes - seasonal	No
Flush Toilets - seasonal	No	Yes - seasonal	No
Flush Toilets - year round	No	Yes - year round	No
Flush Toilets - year round	No	Yes - seasonal	No
Flush Toilets - year round	No	Yes - year round	No
Flush Toilets - seasonal	No	Yes - seasonal	No
Flush Toilets - seasonal	No	Yes - seasonal	No
Vault Toilets - seasonal	No	No water	No
Vault Toilets - seasonal	No	No water	No
Flush Toilets - seasonal	No	Yes - seasonal	Yes - seasonal
Flush Toilets - seasonal	No	Yes - seasonal	Yes - seasonal
Flush Toilets - year round	No	Yes - year round	Yes - year round
Flush Toilets - year round	No	Yes - year round	Yes - seasonal
Flush Toilets - seasonal	No	Yes - seasonal	Yes - seasonal
Vault Toilets - seasonal	No	No water	No
Vault Toilets - seasonal	No	No water	No

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Trailhead Restrooms & Hiking Facilities in Yosemite

6 trailheads with restrooms. Plan accordingly — most trails have no facilities beyond the trailhead.

Once you leave the trailhead, there are typically no restroom facilities on the trail itself. Plan your stops before heading out.

Bridalveil Fall Trailhead

RestroomWater

Sentinel Dome and Taft Point Trailhead

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Mariposa Grove Arrival Area and Trailhead

RestroomWater

Lower Yosemite Fall Trailhead

RestroomWater

Mist and John Muir Trailhead

RestroomSeasonal

Mirror Lake Trailhead

Vault/Composting

Hiking Trails (1)

Trail	Distance	Difficulty	Type	Season	Trailhead Restroom
Hiking in Yosemite	—		—		✗

Hiking in Yosemite

Sorted by distance (shortest first). Check the trailhead for current restroom availability.

Visitor Centers with Restrooms in Yosemite

4 visitor centers — all with ADA-compliant restrooms.

All visitor centers have ADA-compliant restrooms with running water.

The Big Oak Flat Information Station has an information desk, wilderness permit desk, and Yosemite Conservancy bookstore. In the winter, self-registration wilderness permits for the Crane Flat area and Tioga Road trailheads only, are available on the front porch. You must bring your own bear caniste

Open approximately late May through early October.

The Tuolumne Meadows Visitor Center has an information desk, Yosemite Conservancy bookstore, and an exhibit area detailing the area's geology, plant and animal life, and history. A designated accessible parking space and entrance are available. From the main parking lot, drive up the service road to

Open approximately late May to late September.

The Wawona Visitor Center has an information desk, wilderness permit desk, and Yosemite Conservancy bookstore. It includes an exhibit of Thomas Hill’s work, recreating a "salon hanging"—paintings covering the wall from floor to ceiling, typical of Victorian galleries in the nineteenth century. In th

The visitor center is typically open from late May to early October.

The Yosemite Valley Welcome Center is the destination for visitor information in Yosemite Valley. The welcome center has an information desk, informational exhibits, and a Yosemite Conservancy bookstore. The welcome center is located near Yosemite Village Parking and the Village Store in Yosemite Va

Open year-round

Yosemite Entry Fees & Park Hours

Entrance - Private Vehicle$35.00

Entrance - Motorcycle$30.00

Entrance - Per Person$20.00

Ranger Programs & Events in Yosemite

20 upcoming programs including guided walks, talks, and evening campfire programs. Most take place at visitor centers which all have restroom facilities.

Children’s ProgramFamily Ranger Talk (Yosemite Valley)

Guided TourHistoric Ahwahnee Hotel Tour (Yosemite Valley)

Partner ProgramIn the Field: Creative Smartphone Photography (Yosemite Valley)

Partner ProgramThe Ansel Adams Gallery Photography Walk (Yosemite Valley)

+ 16 more programs available

Self-Guided Tours in Yosemite with Restroom Stops

10 self-guided walking and driving tours through Yosemite. Each tour lists the number of stops — if we know a stop has restroom access, we flag it so you can plan your route without surprises.

Mariposa Grove - Big Trees Loop Self-Guided Tour (Accessible)

Winding through an impressive forest with many giant sequoias, this trail offers numerous interpretive panels on the life and ecology of this unique place. This loop is relatively flat and is wheelcha...

12 stops30–45 minNo confirmed restrooms

Mariposa Grove - Grizzly Giant Self-Guided Tour (Accessible)

Winding through a forest with many giant sequoias, this trail features the Grizzly Giant (the largest sequoia tree in the park), the California Tunnel Tree, and offers interpretive panels on the life...

4 stops30–45 minNo confirmed restrooms

Tioga Road - Wayside Exhibits (Accessible)

Wayside exhibits highlighting Yosemite's geology, ecosystems, natural and cultural history, etc., found along Tioga Road, from near Crane Flat to Tioga Pass, are grouped together in this tour. Each wa...

14 stops1–2 hNo confirmed restrooms

Tuolumne Meadows - Soda Springs and Parsons Lodge Self-Guided Tour

Explore the mystery that is Soda Springs and delve into the history of Parsons Lodge on this delightful walk through Tuolumne Meadows. Soda Springs--cold, carbonated water bubbling out of the ground--...

16 stops60–75 minNo confirmed restrooms

Wawona - Yosemite History Center Self-Guided Tour

The Yosemite History Center commemorates the efforts of people, the events they experienced, and the issues they faced during the establishment of Yosemite National Park. Walk along this self-guided t...

13 stops30–60 minNo confirmed restrooms

Yosemite Valley - Architectural Tour - Southside and East Valley

This tour highlights the architectural history and design characteristics of Yosemite's East Valley, including Curry Village and other nearby buildings by using the free shuttle bus and short walks. F...

7 stops2–3 hRestrooms at 1 stop

Yosemite Valley - Architectural Tour - Yosemite Village and Northside

This tour highlights the architectural history and design characteristics of Yosemite Village and other nearby buildings by using the free shuttle bus and short walks. From the origins of National Par...

11 stops2–3 hRestrooms at 1 stop

Yosemite Valley - Cook's Meadow Loop Self-Guided Tour

This walk is about three kinds of change. First, there is the inevitable, natural, gradual change throughout nature; this is the essence of the life of rocks, plants, and animals. Second, there is the...

10 stops45–60 minNo confirmed restrooms

Yosemite Valley - Geology Tour

Welcome to Yosemite National Park. We invite you to take a virtual walk with Yosemite’s Park Geologist to learn about the exciting and dynamic natural forces that shape the magnificent landscape aroun...

8 stops45–60 minNo confirmed restrooms

Yosemite Valley - Lower Yosemite Fall Self-Guided Tour

Lower Yosemite Fall is the final 320-foot (98-meter) drop of one of the world's tallest waterfalls, Yosemite Falls. Deafening in spring and early summer when the waterfall peaks in volume, you can exp...

8 stops30–60 minNo confirmed restrooms

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Yosemite National Park Restroom FAQs

Are there restrooms in Yosemite National Park?

Yes. Yosemite National Park has 66 restrooms throughout the park, including 16 flush toilet facilities and 15 vault/composting toilet facilities. Restrooms are located at visitor centers, campgrounds, trailheads, and developed areas.

Are restrooms in Yosemite ADA accessible?

Yosemite National Park has 4 ADA-accessible restroom facilities. Most visitor centers and major developed areas have accessible restrooms. Check individual facility details for specific accessibility information.

Does Yosemite have showers?

Yes, 2 facilities in Yosemite National Park offer shower access. These are typically found at campgrounds with full hookup amenities.

Is there drinking water in Yosemite?

Yes, 29 locations in Yosemite National Park provide potable drinking water. These are commonly found at visitor centers, campgrounds, and developed picnic areas. Always carry extra water when hiking backcountry trails.

What types of restrooms are in Yosemite?

Yosemite National Park has two main types of restrooms: flush toilet facilities (16 locations) found at developed areas, and vault/composting toilets (15 locations) commonly found at trailheads and remote areas. Vault toilets are pit-style toilets that do not require plumbing.

Are restrooms open in Yosemite during winter?

Restroom availability in Yosemite National Park varies seasonally. Visitor centers and developed areas that remain open during winter will have heated restroom facilities. Many vault toilets at trailheads and remote areas remain available year-round, but some facilities in areas closed for winter may not be accessible. Check current conditions before your visit.

Do campgrounds in Yosemite have restrooms?

Yes, all 16 campgrounds in Yosemite National Park have restroom facilities. Most offer flush toilets during the camping season, with some providing vault toilets. Check individual campground details for specific amenities like showers, potable water, and dump stations.

Do visitor centers in Yosemite have restrooms?

Yes, all 4 visitor centers in Yosemite National Park have ADA-compliant restrooms available during operating hours. Visitor center restrooms are typically the most well-maintained facilities in the park, with flush toilets, running water, and changing areas.