Desert Glamping with AutoCamp Joshua Tree

We have stayed at three AutoCamp locations thus far. All stays have been good, although I would argue that this location wins out as long as you like desert vibes. That means you are okay with the dust, the desert mice (they are cute actually like a pet, not scary like a sewer rat lol!) and the drastic temperature changes. We are okay with all of these so game on! Kimberly at the front office was kind and at one point returned our lost phone (thank goodness). Check-in was smooth, but I wish they had additional staff to drive our belongings to our unit. As far as layout it’s gorgeous to drive up to this location they really knocked it out of the park with the clubhouse design and the 7-foot door, wow! The property is entirely flat and doesn’t have the outdoor tents. This made bike rides with the kids easy and just down the block there is a community center with a skate park and kids playground and even a ball field. Pretty cool. Sunsets and sunrises are spectacular and minus cloudy nights you’ll see more stars than in Los Angeles which is where we reside. We opted for the premium cabin and I must say it’s quite an upgrade from the Airstreams. Bigger TV, higher ceilings, better temperature controls, and better views due to the large bedroom windows. We stayed around Thanksgiving which to us is a great time to visit the desert. Your experience may vary if you stay when it’s 118 degrees 😂🤣😂.

Instant coffee provided was disgusting, and they provided no creamer in the room. When asked for creamer, we were told to walk to the lobby to get it in the morning (in the cold and very far from our airstream). Hair conditioner was out. Need more cozy blankets. Seems like they're more focused on appearances vs actual hospitality. Cute place visually but expensive and very disappointing experience in reality.

This place is amazing! It was our first time glamping, and AutoCamp was the perfect choice. The staff were friendly and quick to assist with any questions. They also have a small store with snacks, drinks, and merchandise, in case you didn’t pack enough food. I still recommend bringing your own supplies to cook, as their menu is somewhat limited, but the options are decent if you don’t feel like cooking. The airstreams were more spacious than I expected, and the bed was incredibly comfortable! Having your own outdoor dining area was a great bonus. Even though I'm not usually an outdoorsy person, this stay made my visit to Joshua Tree much more enjoyable.

If it’s windy then it can be tricky to sleep comfortably in an airstream. The place is neat. Location is kinda irrelevant. I didn’t need any service so i can’t judge but the overall presentation can be very romantic.

Best hotel experience ever! I planned a surprise engagement for my now fiancé at Autocamp Joshua Tree and the entire staff there worked hard to make the experience magical. I had flowers and fake candles sent via Amazon and they did such an amazing job decorating our Airstream for the big surprise. One of the staff even brought stuff from her own home to decorate with. They also played along with all the twists & turns of my surprise plan so that she had no idea what was happening even after she walked in the room. 5 stars across the board! We will remember that day and the staff there literally FOREVER.