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Honestly a beautiful spot. Felt like I could disappear for a while. Hot water and clean housing. Very cute and had great entertainment area. Would definitely visit again

Unique stay, clean, quiet, very fun.

AutoCamp Joshua Tree is glamping at its finest. It’s perfectly located in the heart of downtown, and right near the park entrance. The walk-in showers in their brand new Airstreams are nicer than my actual shower at home, and the Tempurpedic beds are the cherry on top. The property has bikes you can use for free making it easy to pop into town for food, drinks, or supplies. The pool is still under construction, despite them anticipating a March opening. My guess is it’ll be closer to June when...

The whole camp from start to finish was amazing, the location on how close it was to the beach and market, as well as food such as meridian, pelican brewery and dory land pizza. Having bicycles was a great plus made everything that much more fun who doesn’t like riding a cruiser near the beach. Everything we needed for kitchen use was available and more. Very spacious, lots of compartments for belongings and not feeling cluttered. Very comfortable bed and sheets! My only complaint is we didn’t...

Spacious and well maintained property. An abundance of full hook-up RV sites. Bathrooms with hot showers and a laundry room. Clean pool. Friendly and helpful staff. Great prices. A hidden gem on the S2.

Enjoyed my stay

The design is impeccable and by a famous architect - Olson Kundig. We enjoyed every detail of the building and how close it is to nature. Such a tranquil moment sitting on the patio looking out to the vast grassland and nearby mountains. Shower and bathroom are remote. Walking to them is easy. Food option is limited and you can’t cook, so come prepared with food. There is fridge and microwave in the hut.

Excellent place to stay . Don’t listen to the bad reviews it is obvious they thought they would be staying at a 5 star hotel . This is glamping and we loved it . We stayed at one of the yurts(tents) and it was awesome , we had a ceiling and floor fan , refrigerator and electricity, queen size bed , it was cozy and fun . We swam in the Merced river which is a3 minute walk across street . Take some flip flops for the communal showers which are shared but the hot water is amazing , this place is...

Perfect mix of camping but with some of the comforts of home. The restrooms and showers were clean and well stocked. There were dinner options nearby and it was pretty close to trail of 100 giants. Probably best to visit late summer once nights start to cool down. My husband and I had a blast and can’t wait to visit again with our kiddo.

Very relaxing stay in the outdoors. No TV or internet to distract from the natural beauty. Twin beds were amazingly comfortable.

This place was wonderful! The staff was so friendly and helpful. The TeePee was amazing. It was very chilly our night but the electric blanket for the beds kept us all cozy. There is highway noise but we actually think it helped us sleep (and I never sleep through the night). The shared bathrooms were clean and worked well for number of people in the camp. We also ate there and the burgers were amazing. I highly recommend this place! It was the favorite of the trip.