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You Can Glamp at Yosemite in This Gorgeous Airstream

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Kenya Foy
Kenya Foy
Kenya is a Dallas-based freelance entertainment and lifestyle writer who devotes most of her free time to traveling, gardening, playing piano and reading way too many advice columns.
published Jul 23, 2019
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There are no shortage of gorgeous glamping sites for folks who want to experience nature with a few creature comforts attached. But glamping #goals is reserved for the awesomeness that is the AutoCamp at Yosemite. 

Known for its luxury canvas tents and custom Airstream trailers, the newest AutoCamp site falls right in line with its predecessors at Santa Barbara and Sonoma County in providing the ultimate outdoors experience for those who like their nature-themed retreats with a dose of sophistication.

Just a short trip away from the historic town of Mariposa, the site has absolutely marvelous amenities to assist its guests with making the most of an exploratory trip to one of the most visited national parks in the US.

Among the lodging options are the custom-made Airstream trailers. The bright interior features wood flooring and plenty of windows that invites in plenty of natural light. The stylish living area is right next to the kitchen, which includes a sink and ample storage space. The comfortable bedroom also has a Tempurpedic mattress plus a large window and spa-inspired bathroom, complete with sink and toilet. There’s also a private patio with heated outdoor furniture and a fire pit, an area that’s perfect for eating, or simply lounging and taking in the surroundings. 

Guests can also book a spacious cabin that features pitched, wood-lined roof that beautifully complements the dark flooring and white walls and cabinetry in the modern kitchen. When it comes to AutoCamp’s luxury tent, there’s absolutely no roughing it involved. The sleek interior features neutral hues, plenty of space, a large, comfortable bed complete with a pair of nightstands for storage and a sitting area.

On site, there’s also a mid-century modern clubhouse, community lounge areas and fire pits. Coffee and tea are complementary. After a long day of hiking, guests go for a swim in the heated pool or relax on the sun deck.

Ready to glamp? You should be! Check out AutoCamp’s reservation site for daily rates and availability.

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