Yosemite National Park Shopping

Located in the middle of Yosemite Village, the Village Store has plenty of drinks and groceries to satisfy not only the campers but the day tourists as well. It is more of a general store than a food store. Every kind of tourist related gift item from the rediculous to the sublime is available for purchase. Tour guide magazines, souvenirs, and film are included. If you are short on cash there is an ATM on site. Open all year round.

What to buy: I am a sucker for shot glasses. So, when browsing around the store, I found all kinds of shot glasses, you know the kind to put alcohol in, not a tired, outdated drinking glass. No, this was the gen-u-wine 1 1/2 oz. , put your favorite booze in, shot glass. Found a set of four, I don't like to down shots alone, that met my criteria for a Yosemite shot glass. Now to find the bottle of tequila.

What to pay: Most items are a little pricier that outside of Yosemite National Park, but hey, it's a long drive to the closest town.

Both Yosemite and Curry Village have grocery stores that sell a wide variety of goodies. They are very popular as you can imagine and while it is best to bring as much of your supplies with you as you can, they are not price gorging as much as they could considering their remote location.

What to buy: We had brought our main food stuffs with us but this was a place to buy treats like ice cream which is obviously too perishable to cart around in your cooler from San Francisco! They also have a good selection of beer. This is California, after all, one of the earliest proponents of the craft beer revolution so you don't have to drink Bud. We would buy a six and sit out on the patio outside.

What to pay: Beer was not marked up as much as it could have been and it was still a lot cheaper than buying beer at a restaurant, even the pizza place was about double what you would pay in the store. Grab a pie, a six and enjoy.

Typical souvenir shop with handicrafts, and typical gifts. there's also ice-creams and sandwiches and other sort of food.. so there's no other shop that a souvenir office for tourist!!
there's a useful restrooms almost side by side

Located in visitor's center area there is a huge supermarket where you find all sort of hings...from souvenirs like t-shirts, pullovers, sweater, jackets to food and drink or umbrellas, hats and so on !! its a good stop and not expensive at all by European standards

Anybody who knows of Ansel Adams work will want to visit this shop, they have a good selection of his works you can purchase to "remind" yourself of what you have just seen here at Yosemite. They have some of his original works for sale, and there are many copies of course, but still, along with other things they have to offer here you will find something to your taste for sure.

What to buy: We took a series of small reproductions of Ansel Adams work that we plan on mounting in a single frame.

Anybody who knows of Ansel Adams work will want to visit this shop, they have a good selection of his works you can purchase to "remind" yourself of what you have just seen here at Yosemite. They are all copies of course, but still, along with other things they have to offer here you will find something to your taste for sure.

What to buy: We took a series of small reproductions of Ansel Adams work that we plan on mounting in a single frame.

Be sure to check out the clearance corner at the main Yosemite shop at Yosemite Village - some very real bargains can be found on souvenirs including sweatshirts, T-shirts, pyjamas, watches, bags and other bri-a-brac items for taking home to friends and loved ones. Discounts can be up to 75% - well worth a browse!

What to buy: Yosemite National Park branded souvenirs.

What to pay: Anything from US$2.71 and up.

I got a pair of hiking pants at this store. Of course they mark the price up like crazy but I didn't really care at the moment.

Trail guides, gifts post cards are also available.

What to pay: More than out side the park