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Anonymous  +  961573 Wed, 04 Nov 09 04:17 PM
Hi, which sentence is correct:


They went camping at Yosemite

They went camping in Yosemite


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Philip  +  961597 Wed, 04 Nov 09 05:03 PM
I think you'll hear both, but I prefer in because it indicates 'in the park' itself.

 

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Anonymous, 22 days ago
So, both are correct? Is there any grammatical rule to using "in" and "at"? Thanks!
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