Hotels between San Francisco and Yosemite

Hotels between San Francisco and Yosemite National Park are located along I-580, I-205 and CA 120 in California. Yosemite is 167 miles east of San Francisco.

From West to East

The route from San Francisco to Yosemite National Park begins by leaving downtown San Francisco across the Bay Bridge via I-80 to I-580 in Oakland ... to I-205 near Tracy ... leads to CA 120 near Manteca which continues to the Big Oak Flat Entrance of Yosemite.

San Francisco Hotels

Oakland Hotels – I-580 and I-880

Castro Valley Hotels – I-580, Exit 35, 37

Dublin Hotels – I-580, Exits 44, 45, 46

Livermore Hotels – I-580, Exits 50, 52, 54, 55, 57

Tracy Hotels – I-205, Exits 6, 8

Manteca Hotels – CA 120, Exits 4, 242

Oakdale Hotels – CA 120

Groveland Hotels – CA 120

Yosemite National Park Big Oak Flat Entrance – CA 120

Yosemite National Park is located in eastern California near the border with Nevada. It is approximately 1189 square miles and includes part of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. The park has five entrances.

Yosemite National Park – all entrances

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