We mainly stayed as we wanted to stay in the Air Stream. The walk to and from the cabin was a pain when travelling with kids. The pool was enjoyable in the desert. At the end of the day. The staff were a bit inconsistent (one person said we don’t do X while another said they do). We didn’t hear the highway noise despite being close to the highway. The Air Streams were in good condition.

We had fun. You are camping, so it’s dusty and there are mice running around at night. But the airstreams are pretty comfortable, the air conditioning works well, the bathrooms are surprisingly roomy, and the bed is comfortable. The airstreams also have a microwave, refrigerator, and plates and utensils. We bought steak and chicken dinner packages - you cook the meat on the grill and warm the sides. Surprisingly good food. And the location is convenient to both the town and Joshua Tree national park. Again, it’s camping, so don’t expect a luxury experience. But it’s comfortable and fun.

What we liked: EV charging: 2 Tesla chargers, and three J-1772 including one for handicapped. The air streams are cute and fun for a change. The fire pit and games including Jenga and corn hole. What we didn't like: we were there on a very hot day, and the air conditioning worked, but too well. The AC is really loud. We were offered ear plugs when we checked in and probably should have taken them. We had to turn the AC off in order to sleep. There is no TV service, just a monitor in the bedroom that you can connect to cell phones and labtops. Air streams have less room than most hotel rooms, and a low ceiling. We are going to stick to hotel rooms in the future. The breakfast was disappointing: granola and milk.

Although my actual stay here was fine, I was charged twice and after 4 months, it has still not been resolved. I can’t get in touch with anyone above the person I spoke to at the camp. There is no contact info for anyone else to escalate anything customer service related. I haven’t gotten a response from the camp in months about being double-charged even after following up with emails.

My family and I decided to go out to Joshua Tree with my family to stargaze yesterday. Instead of driving back to Orange County, we ended up staying the night at AutoCamp Joshua Tree. What a great decision that was! We ended up heading to the property pretty late around 10 pm and unfortunately we got a flat tire on the road there. Sam (the onsite attendant) was so accommodating and took care of us even though we ended up arriving much later than anticipated. My family loved the airstream experience under the clear skies of Joshua Tree. The entire staff at Autocamp was top notch, super accomodating, and friendly. The property is super modern and clean and we will definitely coming back her in the near future!