How much does it cost to get into yosemite national park?

Answer 1

In 2012, the admission price is $20 per vehicle, and that permits admission to the Park for that car for the next seven days. In other worlds, for about the price of one day of PARKING (ie, no admission) at a major theme park, a family can visit Yosemite for a week.

Answer 2

Which includes fees such as for cars, RVs, etc. $20.00 and are valid for 7 days. Individual (bus, on foot, motorcycle, or horse) is $10.00 and also valid for a full 7 days. Frequent visitors often go with their Yosemite Pass with in total costs $40.00. There is also something for visitors called The National Parks Pass that costs $50.00 and can be used to enter the Yosemite and other national parks. It is a good value. For senior citizens (over the age of 62) there is the Golden Age Pass that lets them enter for $10.00. For blind or permanently disabled U.S. citizens there is free admission into the park.

Answer 3

The admission fee is $20 for each passenger vehicle, and is good for one week admission for all passengers within that vehicle.

A year pass for Yosemite ONLY is $40.

A year pass for admission to all federal fee areas is $80.

Answer 4

All national parks are 20.00 entrance fees. They are also open for free once a month and there is free entrance for retired/vets military. A yearly pass can be purchased for 50.00 and it pays for itself with 2 uses.

Answer 5

All occupants of a family car may enter the Park for $20. This entrance fee is good for up to seven days of entry.