AutoCamp Yosemite

Food was good for what was offered Overall space was great, though I wish there was at least a simple stove in the airstream. You can only cook over the fire.

Bed is a foam mattress on top of a simple metal frame. There is no real support whatsoever and we found ourselves sinking into the center of the bed. Couldn’t sleep solidly and had to sleep on the pullout couch the second night—very small but had enough support to sleep through the night. Every time we walked by the front desk, the staff looked stressed and overworked. Why is the check in person also refilling milk and serving food? We gave up on asking them a question several times because there was already a line and they looked too busy to deal with anything non critical. Not really what I’d expect for paying this much per night. Overall there was a lot of visual indicators of a luxury experience but being unable to sleep and spending time in the common area watching overworked staff is not very luxurious.

Check in was fast! Friendly staff. They had a pool, which my 2 year old son loved. Airstream was nice and cool when we got there. There is a campfire and dining area outside your airstream. You can buy compressed logs at the lobby as they are not provided with the room. Overall a great experience!

Indubbiamente la location, airstream dotato di tutto il necessario, super fornito anche il “market” nella struttura principale, immerso nella natura. Kit bbq ottimo, possibilità di godersi un momento intimo e romantico immersi nella natura. Esperienza bellissima.

Forse per il costo della struttura mi aspetterei che la colazione fosse migliore e più vasta, molto scarsa la scelta dei piatti e il servizio offerto risultava un po’ carente. Sembra molto casalingo, ma la struttura non lo era, un gampling chic ma carente di una servizio all’altezza dell’obiettivo che si pongono.

We love spending our Summer at Auto camp with the family and our Goldendoodle. Not to mention it’s only a 49min drive up to Yosemite. Glamping is nice once in a while. The beds are super comfy, they have a fan, AC and heater inside the glamping tents. We love visiting.

Peaceful place

Really too expensive for what you got…

All they care about is money. This is a pervasive aspect of the company culture. A perfect example of this is how they double book regular guests with "private" events like weddings. To put this into more clear terms, you can pay a thousand dollars here to sleep in a tent with your kids...and have music full of super inappropriate lyrics blasting until 10PM... and the best part is that they put the parties on the roof of the central clubhouse (so that they don't "waste" any space on the ground where they can cram in more airstreams like a sardine can)... so they are literally blasting it from high up in the middle of the property, and it reaches everywhere.... so you're sitting at your campfire with them blasting corny corny music to a bunch of super drunk people when you should be perfectly toasting s'mores with your kids to the sound of crickets instead. the people who work here will do nothing to make it right, too. they all know every event = a ton of pissed off people who didn't expect to be staying at someone else's party... but that the corporate venture capital backed management doesn't allow any way for them to do anything or fix the situation. it's by design, it's the intended outcome. AutoCamp prioritizes revenue over everything else. your "camp" trip may be cool. or it may be a traumatizing nightmare where your kids are kept up all night and learn a bunch of new cusswords. you're staying at an airstream sardine can factory created by a venture capitalist a*holes.

I want to start by saying that I truly appreciated the unique ambiance and the airstream experience at AutoCamp Yosemite. It was the very reason my husband, our friends, and I chose this location for our getaway. Unfortunately, what could have been a memorable and restorative trip ended up highlighting capitalism at its best—prioritizing profit over the guest experience. During our stay, AutoCamp Yosemite hosted a private wedding on site, complete with a DJ blasting music at high volumes, including explicit lyrics about sex, drugs, and foul language. While I understand and respect the 10:00 pm noise policy (and yes, the music stopped promptly at 10:01 pm), the disruption leading up to that time clashed entirely with the peaceful, family-friendly, nature-focused environment AutoCamp promotes. To make matters worse, when multiple guests complained to the front desk, the response we received was essentially, “This was expected.” That type of dismissal made it clear that the comfort of paying guests had taken a back seat to the revenue brought in by hosting a private event. For us, this trip was meant to celebrate life after a friend’s survival of a major heart attack and also my birthday. Instead of finding peace and connection with nature, we were met with noise, explicit lyrics, and the realization that guest experience simply wasn’t the priority. AutoCamp Yosemite sells itself as an escape—an opportunity to unplug, unwind, and reconnect. Hosting events that undermine this promise not only impacts guest satisfaction but also risks the long-term reputation of the brand as a family-friendly destination. Capitalism at its best: a profitable night for AutoCamp, but a lost opportunity for loyal guests seeking the experience they were promised.