Really can't fault this amazing experience. Staff were incredibly helpful - big shout out to Sam who checked us in. Kids loved the pool, the Airstream was surprisingly big, well equipped for us to BBQ our steak dinner, beds were super comfy and there was lots for us to do as a family with Scrabble, chess and giant Jenga all available in the toasty communal lounge area. We would definitely recommend to anyone wanting to try something a bit different.

We had a fun stay in our airstream trailer. The front desk staff was friendly at check-in and check-out, though I had pre-paid for firewood and that wasn't mentioned at check-in. I thought it would be at our trailer, but we had to go back and ask for it. Some of the trailers are a long way from the parking lot--don't stay here if you need assistance beyond a wagon for your luggage. The trailer was well-designed, with a very comfortable and cozy bed, and a relatively large bathroom. The TV has streaming services only, so bring your passwords if you want to watch TV. It was a cold night (we saw snow flakes in the National Park the next day), but the trailer was warm enough. We enjoyed happy hour on the deck and the free coffee and delicious granola at breakfast. I do think it's quite an expensive place to stay, but you're paying for the experience.

Fantastic way to stay in Joshua Tree for our family! We are four (two adults and two teens) and we made one airstream work. A little tighter than we are used to, but absolutely worth it and part of the adventure. Airstream was clean and comfortable and the pergola/firepit area was the perfect place to end our day under the stars with smores. Main building has everything you need to complete your adventure including a good size outdoor pool, treats to eat and drink by your fire as well as a well timed happy hour. Staff were super friendly and helpful! Right around the corner from the entrance to Joshua Tree National Park as well as shops and restaurants in town.

I really loved my two nights here! it's really glamping at it's best. The accomodation itself was a little airstream camper that's been turned into a chic tiny home. It's actually one of the nicest tiny homes I've seen - great heating (went in dec), hot water and a gorgeous full sized bathroom, clever storage, and every site comes with an outdoor firepit for cooking. The mattress and pillow was FANTASTIC (this is a make or break for me). They provide cute drip coffee to have in the rooms but also offer a simple breakfast of granola and coffee /tea in the morning. The night we got in they also had hot chocolate on offer. Yes the location is kinda in the middle of a patch of dirt but it was quiet and a 5 min drive to Joshua tree national park entrance. Also I think they've done an amazing job with the space. There's a great communal fire area, and they put on a 50% off happy hour between 4-6pm. Breakfast is simple granola and coffee. My only suggestion would be come with firewood/coals and some ingredients for dinner if you're planning to cook. There's not many places in town, so need to get over to Yucca Valley (10min away) to pick up suppliess, meat and veg. I don't really understand why people have given low reviews especially as it's probably half the price of any nice hotel in the nearby areas/cities so its pricing is soooo appropriate imo. My only criticism as it felt maybe a little understaffed at times (which maybe would be an issue in summer??) but never enough to be a problem for us . I would totally go back to other auto camps at other sites after this one

We had a fun stay at AutoCamp in a Deluxe Airstream - the trailer was well equipped, bathroom was much bigger than expected. A novel experience but 1 night was plenty for us. The shower pressure was low but that is to be expected given that you’re in a trailer!