EV Charging Map for Yosemite Roads

Plan your charging along your Yosemite route.

You want to enjoy Yosemite without wondering where your next charge will come from. Mountain routes, connector differences and station access can complicate the drive. Use this map as a planning starting point, then confirm live details with the charging operator.

Your next steps

  1. Choose your route and identify charging stops.
  2. Check connectors, access, live status and a backup stop.
  3. Match your lodging and driving plan to your vehicle’s needs.

Plan your route and stay →

Choose your Yosemite route

Highway 120 · Groveland

Charge around Groveland or Buck Meadows before the Big Oak Flat entrance. Groveland has Tesla, Rivian, and other options; Buck Meadows has fast charging at Yosemite Westgate/Buck Meadows Lodge. See Highway 120 chargers on the map →

Highway 140 · Mariposa

Check chargers in Mariposa before following the Merced River toward El Portal. El Portal Market has two Level 2 chargers. See Highway 140 chargers on the map →

Highway 41 · Oakhurst

Look for charging in Oakhurst before the climb through Fish Camp and Wawona. The park lists charging in Wawona. See Highway 41 chargers on the map →

Highway 108 · Sonora & Pinecrest

For a stay around Sonora, Strawberry, or Pinecrest, look for charging around Sonora and Jamestown. Highway 108 is a separate Sierra corridor; check your actual route to Yosemite before you leave. See Highway 108 area chargers →

Charging inside Yosemite

The National Park Service lists J1772 charging in Yosemite Valley, Wawona, El Portal, and Tuolumne Meadows. Yosemite Valley locations include Curry Village, Yosemite Falls parking, the Welcome Center, Yosemite Valley Lodge, and The Ahwahnee. These are Level 2 stops, so allow time to charge. Parking and charging spaces can fill on busy days. See the official Yosemite charging information →

For live station details and availability, use PlugShare or your vehicle’s charging app. Check current Yosemite conditions before travel. Tioga Road access to Tuolumne Meadows is seasonal.

Booking a stay with an electric vehicle?

Ask the property these questions before you reserve:

  • Is charging available to overnight guests, and can a space be reserved?
  • Which connector and charging speed are offered, and does your vehicle need an adapter?
  • Are there charging fees, parking fees, time limits, or restricted access hours?
  • What is the nearest alternative if the charger is occupied or unavailable?

A lodging listing here does not confirm that the property has a charger. Check directly with the property and the charging operator.

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