Adventurous vacationers who don’t mind sleeping in the cold can save at least 60% over peak season rates on weekend nights through the end of this month at one of Yosemite Valley’s most popular attractions.
Travelers’ wallets would be $34 lighter, for example, if they spent a recent night in one of Curry Village’s unheated canvas tent cabins. The cabins go for $92 a night during peak summer months and sell out for this period within minutes when they become available a year and a day in advance.
But if you’re willing to rough it, the canvas tents with a wooden frame can be had through March 27 through an unusual offer that bases the fee on the previous night’s temperature.

If your passion for skiing or snowboarding exceeds your budget or abilities, try this well-priced weekday package at California’s Yosemite National Park, where you you can ski, eat, sleep and sharpen your sports skills. And with the park’s Badger Pass Ski Area boasting new state-of-the-art chairlifts and other improvements, it’s a great time to go.

If you yearn for cheap sleeps more than warmth and indoor plumbing, California’s Yosemite National Park has a winter deal that will test your mettle