Set back from Tioga Road, it feels like a private hideaway with two dozen canvas tents and four en-suite cabins that have heating and electricity.

With nine accommodation options in Yosemite, it can be difficult to figure out where you should stay. Follow this chart to find the perfect place.

Next to the Merced River, let yourself be lulled to sleep by the sounds of water from your covered sleeping platform surrounded by three walls.

Yosemite National Park offers several deluxe camping options for those who'd rather not pitch their own tent or cook their meals on a camp stove.

Generations of families have stayed in Yosemite's Half Dome Village (previously Curry Village) in safari-style tents and simple wooden cabins.

Offering great views of Yosemite Falls, depending on your room, the Yosemite Valley Lodge has the distinction of being one of the most popular lodges in the park.

Don’t let your trip sound just like your neighbors’ vacation. Set it apart by staying at some of the fantastic and unusual lodging options along the way.

Away from the crowds, this lodge is closest to the park's South Entrance, the Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias, and the park's golf course.