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  1. Village Store - 9011 Village Dr

    9011 Village Dr, Yosemite Valley CA 95389

    4.2 Good 273 reviews

    “Part gift shop and part grocery store, this spot has pretty much everything essential that you might need while you're exploring Yosemite National Park. Prices are reasonable and store hours are quite generous, being open well past when the entry gates close. Also in the same building as the visitor center.”

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  2. Curry Village Gift and Grocery - Curry Village

    Curry Village, Tuolumne Meadows CA 95389

    4.1 Good 53 reviews

    “There is a small selection of food and gifts here. Everything is overpriced, but sometimes you have no choice. Lots of empty space on the shelves. The store is clean and bright inside. The staff is friendly, professional and helpful. There is some cool stuff in here if you are willing to pay the price.”

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  3. Housekeeping Camp General Store - Yosemite National Park Rd

    Yosemite National Park Rd, TUOLUMNE MEADOWS CA 95389

    3.6 Good 159 reviews

    “The Yosemite Valley is Spectacular! 2 tent cabins j section next to river view through native brush. Perfect location, but no views. I like to arrive a day ahead of my group and do some thorough cleaning. Hang colorful lights, etc. We had a great time. Walked to Curry every afternoon for beer & dinner. Food is good from any of the patio deck vendors, and ESPECIALLY inside the bar/tap room. This definitely serves the best food & options. Looking forward to late next Summer for another nice visit. PS. I also bring my own spray cleaner & paper towels & sanitizer 2 sinks & 2 toilets for my own peace of mind. Bathrooms are never clean enough. Many bathroom users leave unspeakably and sometimes disgusting messes. Bring your foam bleach spray & throw away scrubbers/paper towels.”

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