Airstreams never seem to go out of style, and these days, they offer some of the coolest glamping experiences in the country.
Dotted across the U.S., there are numerous Airstreams that balance retro charm with modern comforts, all while being located in scenic locations — whether that be an expansive desert, beautiful beach, or lush woods.
If you’re searching for inspiration for your next glamping experience, these are some of the most amazing Airstream rentals you can find on Airbnb.
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1. Iconic 1974 Airstream
Why you should stay: Live the California dream at this Airstream on a peaceful organic ranch.
- Nearest town: Carpinteria, California
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $198/night
Inside this iconic 1974 Airstream, you’ll find a modern, sleek design where the metallic of the caravan is offset by wood, leather, and cowhide furnishings. Just because you’re in a trailer doesn’t mean you have to endure cramped sleeping arrangements though. This one has a cozy queen bed where you can rest your head.
Step outside to enjoy your own little oasis underneath the covered deck. In this outdoor area, there’s also a bathroom with a toilet and shower. All in all, being surrounded by a farm makes this Airstream a peaceful getaway from city life. If you do want to go into town though, you’re just a short drive to Santa Barbara.
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2. Airstream in the Wild
Why you should stay: At this off-the-grid Airstream, you can unplug and immerse yourself in the wonders of the Montana wilderness.
- Nearest town: Livingston, Montana
- Sleeps: 6
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates from: $140/night
If you’re in need of a digital detox, then this Airstream in the wild is for you. There’s no cell or internet service here, so it’s all about appreciating your picturesque surroundings, and the peace and quiet.
This stay is situated on a 10-acre property with a creek where you can go tubing. There’s also a path right from the Airstream down to a so-called “secret beach” for you to explore. Back home, you can get a fire going and enjoy the wide-open sky.
Since this Airstream is located near Yellowstone National Park, it’s a good choice for those in need of a relaxing place to unwind before or after your hiking and sightseeing adventures.
Check Availability3. The Grace Airstream
Why you should stay: You don’t have to choose between indoor comforts and a cool outdoor experience with this well-equipped Airstream next to a beach.
- Nearest town: Louisville, Kentucky
- Sleeps: 6
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $105/night
Located on an Airstream campground/resort, The Grace Airstream offers a hotel-like experience with its amenities, including a full kitchen, A/C, smart TVs, and memory foam mattresses. On top of that, you get the perk of being right by the water. Seriously, just step outside your door and you’re at a beach.
During your stay, you can spend your time going for a swim; hiking around the 12-acre property; or fishing for bass, catfish, or bluegill in the fully stocked pond. You can even take out one of the kayaks, canoes, or paddleboards. Feel free to use the property’s other communal amenities, which include lots of games like shuffleboard, tetherball, and volleyball.
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4. Freehand Cellars Airstream
Why you should stay: This Airstream located in Washington wine country comes with its own hot tub.
- Nearest town: Wapato, Washington
- Sleeps: 3
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates from: $100/night
Tucked among eight acres of orchards, Freehand Cellars Airstream is just steps away from the Freehand Cellars tasting room and close to other wineries in the Yakima Valley.
After a day of sipping, come home and chill with some Netflix or HBO. You can also enjoy the views from your private deck, which is outfitted with a hot tub and fire pit (soaking, s’mores, and stargazing, anyone?). The sunsets are particularly nice from this spot.
While the Airstream is compact, it’s a stylish space with everything you need from a kitchenette to a queen bed to a bathroom.
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5. Canyon Hideout Bungalow
Why you should stay: Nestled amongst red rock canyons, this secluded retro trailer is great for nature lovers.
- Nearest town: Cortez, Colorado
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $133/night
The Canyon Hideout Bungalow comes along with a picture-perfect backdrop of red rock canyons. From here, you can venture off to miles of private hiking trails in the Canyon of the Ancients National Monument, some which lead to ruins from centuries ago. Otherwise, you may just want to chill out on the hammocks underneath the 1,200-year-old juniper tree, or at the seating area up behind the bungalow where you can look out onto the canyons.
In the evenings, fire up the barbecue on your little, covered patio and watch a stunning sunset. There’s also an outdoor heater there if things get chilly. In terms of facilities, there’s a separate, private bathroom for your use right next door with a walk-in shower, toilet, and sink.
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6. Woodsy’s Airstream Getaway
Why you should stay: Find your bliss at this airstream that’s nestled in an oak grove in the Texas Hill Country — and has a hot tub.
- Nearest town: Dripping Springs, Texas
- Sleeps: 4
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $169/night
Surrounded by oak trees, Woodsy’s Airstream Getaway is located on 30 private acres with wild trails for your exploration. One of the best things about this airstream though? The hot tub, which makes for the perfect place to stargaze.
While it may look retro on the outside, this Airstream is modern on the inside with a good WiFi connection, TV, and Blu-ray. There’s also a handy little kitchen appliance that triples as a microwave, convection oven, and air fryer.
For more adventure nearby, head down the road to Milton Reimers Ranch Park where you can hike, bike, horseback ride, and swim.
Check Availability7. Vintage Airstream
Why you should stay: This chic airstream is a private retreat in the middle of a hip neighborhood in downtown Phoenix.
- Nearest town: Phoenix, Arizona
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $99/night
From the outside, this vintage airstream looks like a piece of art with its cool, matte black exterior and the matching deck and patio that has a wood-burning fire pit. It’s all the work of Joel Contrera, an acclaimed local designer. Worried about how the heat will be in Phoenix? Don’t be—this trailer has A/C.
There are a couple of cruiser bikes for you to take out if you want, and probably you want since you’re situated in the eclectic Coronado Historic Neighborhood where there are tons of restaurants to try. Tacos Chiwas and Ollie Vaughn’s are two local eateries to add to your list.
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8. 1967 Airstream on the Coast
Why you should stay: It’s just a short walk from this luxurious airstream to the ocean so you can spend more of your time relaxing at the beach.
- Nearest town: Half Moon Bay, California
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates from: $229/night
This 1967 Airstream brings the glam with its smartly decorated interior. Each touch from the blue-tiled shower to the natural wood flooring is thoughtfully done, but that doesn’t change the fact that you’ll probably want to spend most of your time outside since you’re right on the coast.
From the trailer, it’s a five-minute walk to Poplar Beach and access to the Half Moon Bay Coastal Trail. Five minutes by car brings you to the city’s main street, and just a little further than that, you can get some awesome fish and chips at Barbara’s Fishtrap.
Check Availability9. The Daisy
Why you should stay: For a relaxed glamping experience in the Texas Hill Country, this cute trailer situated on 10 creekside acres invites you for a visit.
- Nearest town: Wimberley, Texas
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $145/night
The Daisy is renovated but keeps its retro touch with its unique additions ike the antique, iron bed frame and cowgirl-inspired decor. You have a shower in the trailer, but if the weather is nice, you’ll probably go for the outdoor shower instead. At the Daisy, the hosts will even leave fresh eggs for you in the fridge if the chickens provide.
While here, enjoy the outdoors by walking the trails near the creek, soaking in your private hot tub, sitting around the fire, or lounging in the hammock. For additional entertainment, you can really lean into the Texas vibe by popping in a movie from the library of western films.
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Why you should stay: It feels like a true escape at this Airstream in the Texas Hill Country but you’re just a quick drive to a quaint town.
- Nearest town: Wimberley, Texas
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $145/night
While it feels like you’ve escaped into nature at Basecamp. you’re actually just 10 minutes away from Wimberley’s downtown in case you need anything. Attraction-wise, Jacob’s Well and Blue Hole Regional Park are close by.
One of Basecamp’s highlights is the soaking tub, which does double duty as a hot tub when it’s chilly out or a refreshing pool when the temperatures are high. There’s also a privacy fence around the tub, so you can enjoy your privacy while lounging about.
Note that there’s another trailer on the property about 200 feet away if you want to book a place nearby for more family or friends.
Check Availability11. Secluded 1986 Airstream
Why you should stay: You’ll have access to expansive trail systems at this Airstream situated on a farmstead and surrounded by woods.
- Nearest town: Stanardsville, Virginia
- Sleeps: 4
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates from: $150/night
Located on a sustainable farmstead, this secluded 1986 Airstream puts you in the immediate vicinity of the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club and Shenandoah National Park trail systems. After you’ve been hiking all day, you can’t beat hoping in the outdoor, claw-foot tub to clean up and cool off. At night, gather around the fire pit for some s’mores.
On top of that, this stay comes with a few extra perks: The hosts offer guests freshly baked goods and farm-raised meats (as long as you order in advance). There are also farm-fresh eggs available daily.
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