Camp 4

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Camp 4 is a historic walk-in campground in Yosemite National Park renowned as a legendary hub for rock climbers and outdoor enthusiasts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf campground
historic site
adjacentTo Yosemite Valley Lodge
alsoKnownAs Sunnyside Campground
associatedWith Yosemite climbing pioneers
counterculture outdoor community
campingType tent camping
walk-in camping only
climate Mediterranean climate
country United States
elevation approximately 4000 feet
hasAccess shuttle bus stops nearby
hasFeature fire rings
nearby boulders for climbing
picnic tables
restrooms
shared food storage lockers
walk-in campsites
hasHeritageStatus National Register of Historic Places listing
heritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places
heritageDesignationDate 2003
knownFor bouldering
climber community
historic role in American rock climbing
rock climbing culture
walk-in camping
locatedIn California
Mariposa County, California
linked to: Mariposa County

United States
Yosemite National Park
managedBy National Park Service
near Columbia Boulder
El Capitan
Swan Slab
linked to: Idwal Slabs

Yosemite Falls
notableActivity bouldering on Columbia Boulder
social gathering place for climbers
park Yosemite National Park
partOf Yosemite Valley
regulatingAuthority National Park Service
reservationPolicy first-come, first-served (historically)
season open year-round (subject to park regulations)
significance birthplace of modern big-wall climbing in Yosemite
center of the Yosemite climbing scene in the mid-20th century
usedFor bouldering sessions
climbing trips
outdoor recreation
overnight camping

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