Overall Ratings & Reviews AutoCamp Joshua Tree

Great experience

Overall a very cool & pleasant experience. The park is very relaxing and would stay again, pool area was lovely. Only a few cons.. the airstream & outdoor space wasn't the cleanest, we had to get some cleaning supplies to make it feel comfortable. Also the tv did not work during our stay. Obviously you're not there to watch tv however it is nice to be an option late at night once inside. Breakfast in the morning wasn't stocked, took a while for staff to replenish. For the price you pay per night plus amenity fee you would expect all this to not be an issue.

A night with a campfire and view of the stars, all from the comfort of an airstream. And…close but not too close to the areas offerings. They also offer happy hour music!

Room was not ready at 4pm. Items left behind from prior guest and did not feel 100% clean (shower was not clean, fireplace had trash inside). Service was good but the lobby and housekeeping staff were completely overwhelmed and understaffed the entire time. The location was amazing and amenities are simple yet sufficient.

I would say that Autocamp is a nice place. However, check in was delayed for 30 minutes. We were a bit tired from a long drive and we went to the property as early as 2:00 pm, hoping to get checked in early. We were told to either wait for a call, in case our room becomes available before 4, or check in at exactly 4, since check in happens at 4. We ended up waiting until 4, but we were told that the room is not ready. The plates and other amenities found inside the room were not properly cleaned as well, so we had to clean them again. Internet and TV was very spotty.

Enjoyed my stay at autocamp for two nights while exploring Joshua tree national park. Airstream was clean and quiet. Had all amenities I required. Enjoyed having fire out in the evening. Staff were welcoming. Would return

It was an amazing stay. Would definitely consider coming back.

Awesome place to stay, love it!

Great staff, easy access to park.

Good

Parking should be closer to rooms.

The airstream is great, which I had wanted to try once. But air conditioning was a little loud at night since it was in winter to warm the rooms.

Really fun staying in an Airstream. The hotel is an architectural delight, and the Airstreams are very nicely kitted out. Contrary to some comments, we found the shower had copious hot water and was fine. About 10 mins from Joshua Tree entrance, so location is great. Main criticism: a $35/day amenity fee for nothing. Hotels really must stop doing this, or it should be made illegal. It's just a way of charging more than the advertised price. A few things could be improved: coffee is not very good, and hot water tasted of coffee. Would be nice if they served tea and coffee all day (especially given the amenity fee :-). Breakfast is literally just some not very good granola and milk. Trailers are not cleaned, but you can request fresh towels (essential in the winter since they don't dry).

Amazing location - such a cool idea. Having an open fire and looking at the stars in the middle of Joshua Tree is incredible - highly recommend! The airstream is simple but very functional, and clean. We only stayed here for one night but would definitely go again.

Close to Park enterance

Quiet property very close to Joshua Tree national park and in close proximity to restaurants in the area. Really nice Airsteam and good service at the main lobby area.

Great weekend get away. Close to the national park.

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Great experience .Staff were a bit clueless about anything going on in Joshua tree. Didn’t feel welcomed at all - lack of training I guess. But it’s an amazing place and the air streams are incredible!!!

I have never spent so much money to stay in a trailer in my life. It is not the desert experience it is touted to be as the noise of the highway and lights from the dollar general put us basically right in town. We got the premium airstream and asked what the difference was compared to the regular airstream experience and were told, “Ammenities!’ They could not explain what these ammenities were, however. It became our word of the day. A cash grab resort fee of 35 bucks a day for such special inclusions like TV, wifi, pool, and bikes. Things that are pretty standard everywhere else. Breakfast was granola and milk and super weak coffee. They couldn’t even throw in some yoghurt or fruit. It was nickel and dime time on the edge of town. The wind whipped up the dust and our dollars into the ether. Never again.