Welcome to the home of Yosemite National Park — Mariposa County. Bring family, friends and, of course, your furry companions to experience the wonder of Yosemite Valley and the living history of Gold Rush-era towns.
But don’t forget to check whether you need a Temporary Peak Hours Vehicle Reservation before heading out. While Yosemite National Park hasn’t announced the vehicle reservation dates just yet — they’re typically required starting mid-April (for weekends) and June (for weekdays).
Where to stay with your four-legged companion
Yosemite Mariposa County offers unforgettable experiences for travelers and their pets. With pet-friendly accommodations throughout the area, exploring the park’s awe-inspiring vistas and iconic landmarks becomes a cherished memory shared with furry companions.
From rustic cabin rentals to paw-fectly quaint lodges, Yosemite Mariposa County beckons all adventurers — even if you have a tail. Greater Mariposa County provides even more pet-friendly lodging options, ensuring travelers can enjoy outdoor activities with their pets while embracing the area’s natural beauty. Read more…
Bone appétit
All that pawing around Yosemite Mariposa County is sure to work up an appetite. Luckily for you, and your four-legged best friend, there are plenty of pet-friendly dining options in the area. Read more…
Paws for a photo
The Yosemite Mariposa County region offers adventures for humans and their furry companions, ensuring a joyful experience. And, if you can get your pup to paws long enough amid the stunning scenery, there are plenty of opportunities to snap some incredible photos. Just follow the rules and do so safely.While Yosemite National Park maintains pet-friendly regulations, surrounding areas like Sierra National Forest welcome leashed pets. Careful planning ensures a safe and enjoyable journey for all. Read more…
Leave Only Paw Prints®
Editor’s note: The Yosemite Mariposa County Tourism Bureau (YMCTB) is the destination marketing organization for Mariposa County where Yosemite is located. The YMCTB is a long-time destination partner of DogTrekker.com and supporter of our Leave Only Paw Prints stewardship values.
The YMTCB asks all guests to Mariposa County and Yosemite National Park to enjoy one of the world’s top wilderness destinations with care. Check out their Nature Rules educational campaign prior to visiting and help all of us save this magnificent corner of the globe for future generations.
