This is an older park with sites terraced into a hillside. Owners were friendly. Bathrooms and showers were clean. Sites were adequate though a large motorhome might only fit in one or two locations. Not a problem for us, though. Very close to Yosemite entrance which is a big plus. Pool and spa are available next door. WiFi can be accessed there as well for a fee. We liked the place. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This place was a little rustic for the price. No cell phone service, no Wi-Fi. Spaces were a little tight. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Small but great RV park because it is so close to Yosemite National Park's west entrance. (Because we couldn't maneuver our 32-foot fifth wheel into any site in Yosemite, the rangers recommended this RV park as we were in a pinch.) We called the RV park late in the day, and there was one site left that we could fit into. Even though the rates are a little pricey, it turned out to be a godsend and a great close "home base" for day trips to Yosemite. The manager of the RV park is very nice and helpful. Sites are gravel and can accommodate various sizes of RVs. We had full hookups first night, then water & 30-amp electric the next few nights, which worked well for us. No cell phone coverage at the RV park itself, but good coverage and Internet service in Yosemite Valley. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Don't do it! This campground looked great on the internet when I booked. The sites are so close that you cannot sit outside on the side; you have to sit in front of your home. The showers were stopped up with hair and overflowing. When we first got there I saw someone sweeping the showers and thought, "Great, they take care of them." Wrong! When I did go to take a shower, the door was not lined up to close, and I shut the door to lock it (which you can't) on my hand and I wish I could post my picture of my hand here. It was bruised with a huge hematoma for two weeks. I was overcharged the first day for an extra night. After the first night (we had 3 nights reserved) I went in to the manager and showed him my hand first. Then I told him I had never seen campsites so close together and lastly about the filthy showers. His comment was, "I understand". He did refund the money for the nights we were not going to be there, but the night we stayed we paid for. Don't do it! You will be sorry. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is a total rip off!!! We did not stay here because we could not get our 34 ft 5th wheel to the campground. There are only two ways into the campground; 1st via CA140 which had been blocked by a landslide and the detour had a length restriction of 45 ft OR 2nd via Yosemite NP road which also had limitation for a big rig. The owner refused to refund down payment. We stayed at a different campground and drove into this one to see how many big rigs were there. There were none and I don't think that there was any place in the campground that we could have parked our rig!! It is a shame that this forum is the only outlet I have to express how disappointed I am with Indian Flat RV Park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I like this campground. I should start by saying, we don't spend much time at the actual campground, since we came to see Yosemite, that is where we were from 8am to 8pm. It is very shaded. The spots are small. We are 24 feet and my husband did a great job backing in. The sites are sort of stair-stepped, so we were higher than our neighbors on one side and lower on the other side. You do hear some highway noise. I did think I was going to take a shower at the campground, saving us some "dump-time" by using their shower. Not so, I think there was one shower and there was a line waiting to use it. The place was quiet, mostly adults, although the kids were still in school. The office was friendly. The dump station was easy. A neighbor had a problem with the water hookup and the office worker came out to help him immediately. If I couldn't stay in the park, I'd choose this campground again. We stayed here for 3 days, and we were glad to find it without making reservations. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I usually use campground bathrooms and showers. I didn't bother using the ones here as they were filthy. No internet access unless you walk to a restaurant next door. The office smelled of cigarette smoke. The only real benefit this campsite has is that it was the closest we could find to Yosemite Village. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park really doesn't have much going for it other than it's close to the Arch Rock entrance of Yosemite. The campsites are tight and on the side of a hill, and the cable TV hook-up didn't work. I give it a 4/10, but there aren't any other options this close to the park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Adequate RV park with restaurant, swimming pool and store next door. Restrooms and showers left a lot to be desired, they were filthy! Long drive from here to Yosemite village - about 45 mins - remember this when booking. But in general for $35 a night, not too bad. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It's close to yosemite beyond that there is not much positive to say about this park. You will not want to plan on spending any more time than you need to here. River is across highway 140. Crushed Issue #1 Community dump station was in the center of the camping area constructed on a raised 6" concrete platform leading to inevitable spills and smells for anyone close to it. Issue #2 Spaces were just large enough for your RV. By the time I opened my awning I had nearly covered the entire space. My kids normally sleep outside in a tent. I needed to purchase the adjacent space for $35 to have room for the tent. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The park manager was extremely helpful and very pleasant. We came to the park at a time when Hwy 140 was closed due to the rock slide. He was kind enough to give us alternative routes to get into the park and give us almost daily updates on the slide conditions in the days leading up to our arrival. The park itself was clean and generally quiet, even with the large groups of teenage tent campers. Spaces back each other and are very small, but that didn't matter. We didn't spend much time in the campground other than to sleep. Great for RVers looking for full hookup camping in close proximity to Yosemite. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We made reservations several months in advace of our trip. When we arrived the manager gave us our site and it turned out to be a new site that wasn't complete. They had failed to put gravel on this site and it was very muddy. Not realizing how deep the mud was we tried to back into it and almost got stuck. We asked for another site and the management refused to move us. They had a very poor attitude and were very uncooperative. I complained that we had made our reservations well in advance and expected a site that was prepared for use. They continued to refuse relocating us and we insisted on a refund. I informed the manager that we planned to report him to TL & Good Sams but he seemed unconcerned. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The owner is very nice and helpful. When an RV left, I asked if we could take their site, as the view of foothills was better than what we had. She said that would be fine, provided there were no reservations for the site. She went to the office to check and then came right back to tell me OK. A 30 minute drive to the Yosemite Lodge in the valley. Quiet, since there is little traffic on the road at night. A number of tenters, but everyone was quiet and respectful. We camped here in a camper.