Airstreams in Southern California

"Heaven on Earth" really exists in Southern California camping.

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Popular camping styles for Southern California

6 top airstreams sites in Southern California

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Airstream Bambi Downtown Costa Mesa

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Costa Mesa, CA
Enjoy an enchanted minimalist stay in a 2020 Airstream Bambi 22ft. Perfect for solo travelers & centrally located in Costa Mesa, near both Newport Beach & Huntington Beach. Located in a residential driveway on a quiet street, walking distance to downtown Costa Mesa. The Bambi is eco friendly, running exclusively on solar power & propane. She is stocked with kitchen and bathroom basics for your convenience. With a full size bed, spacious bathroom, mini fridge, gas stove, JVC stereo, heater, dining area, closet & standing work area you'll feel like your in a studio apartment. It is recommended to have some experience staying in an RV. Showers are military style with a 6 gallon hot water tank. Please Note: Stays are limited to one guest for a maximum of 4 nights, due to grey tank capacity. There is no A/C, no microwave, no oven & no TV.
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Airstream Glamping in Los Angeles

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Los Angeles, CA
Nestled in the hills of idyllic Mount Washington, 5 miles from Downtown Los Angeles, this charming renovated 1968 Streamline "Empress" trailer is there perfect city hide out for your next LA adventure. The perfect size for 2, the trailer is fully equipped with all the basics you'll need for your stay. Enjoy golden hour sunsets on the plant filled patio with an abundance of lounging options as well as a big bbq and outdoor shower! The trailer is on the side of owner Tamarra's house and has a neighbor nearby on the side but is otherwise very private. You will have your own entry and private outdoor patio. Mount Washington is a very quiet and peaceful neighborhood. Walk up the hill to the self realization center on a sunny afternoon. Their beautiful grounds are often open to the public to visit and are a great place to meditate. Hip and fun Highland Park neighborhood is just a quick scoot down the hill and has lots of great bars, boutiques, and restaurants. The Gold Line Metro is also located at the bottom of the hill and offers an easy and convenient way to get across town and avoid those congested LA freeways!
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Exploring the beautiful vast landscapes with friends, family, or a solo adventure will be an experience you won’t soon forget.

Airstreams in Southern California guide

Overview

The Pacific shoreline, vast deserts, snow-capped mountains—Southern California has it all. Whether you're looking to hike or surf, the state parks, and beaches are a great starting point for your SoCal adventure.

If you want to hear the waves from your tent, stake your claim at a beach campground with epic ocean views. There are tons of state beaches in Santa Barbara and San Diego Counties. One local favorite is Carpinteria State Beach. Windsurfing, fishing, and surfing are a few ways to enjoy this sandy stretch of the ocean shore.

If you're looking for adventure, Joshua Tree National Park may be calling your name. The rocky desert landscape is a hot spot for hiking and rock climbing. For those who want to escape the crowds, there are plenty of remote places to pitch a tent across the Mojave Desert.

For spectacular mountain views, venture into San Bernardino National Forest, just outside of Los Angeles. In this sprawling wilderness, you find tons of cabins and camping spots, especially near Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake.

If you're looking for something just outside Malibu, you can't beat Malibu Creek State Park. The 8,000-acre rocky wilderness hosts 15 miles of hiking trails and a volcanic swimming hole.

While the rugged landscape lends itself to tent camping, Glamping is also a big deal in SoCal. Keep an eye out for decked-out yurts, cabins, and cottages with spectacular views.

Southern California is known for its fair weather year round. That said, it can get chilly in the winter. Remember to bring a jacket (and a wet suit if you plan on surfing). To beat the summer rush, try to plan your camping trip for late spring or early fall.

Popular Southern California glamping styles

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