Airstreams near Avila Beach

Set up camp or just go for a stroll in this cozy beach community.

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Vinyl Vineyards Glampground

20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents120 acres · Paso Robles, CA
Welcome to Vinyl Vineyards – a 120-acre private ranch, working vineyard, and boutique glampground tucked along the scenic Union Road Wine Trail in Paso Robles, California. Our 10-site glamping retreat blends rustic charm with refined adventure. Unplug, recharge, and reconnect—with nature, with wine, friends and family. Hike private trails through vineyard rows, oak forests, and wildflower fields. Cool off with afternoon breezes and cool Paso nights, greet our alpacas and chickens, or nap in a hammock with the scent of lavender in the air. The property features: 26 acres of producing vineyard Outdoor kitchens, BBQ grills, and communal fire pits Sunset hilltops and dark-sky stargazing Frisbee golf, garden rows, and peaceful picnic spots Alpacas (yes, you can meet them), chickens, and bees Pet-friendly vibes with plenty of space to roam Guests are invited to book a complimentary "Sip & Spin" wine tasting in our private cellar—where the vinyl spins and our award winning wine flows. And we also deliver to your site. We’re just 15 minutes from downtown Paso Robles and within walking distance to local wineries. A 5-minute drive puts you at Sensorio Field of Light, Vina Robles Amphitheatre, and Paso’s golf courses. Or stay put—there’s magic in staying still. Before you book: Visit www.vinylvin.com for FAQs, travel tips, and our liability waiver download.
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Coyote Mynt Ranch, Paso Robles

8 sites · Lodging, Tents42 acres · Lake Nacimiento, CA
Our 42 acres is located at the beginning of the award winning Adelaide Wine trail in Paso Robles. Our ranch was once home to a horse boarding and breeding ranch which bred Paso Fino horses, known for their beautiful gait. Having been a horse ranch, it left us with some nice trails that you can enjoy during your stay. We have some nice uphill walks to view your local surroundings while sitting to enjoy a glass of wine or you morning cup of coffee/tea. We are on a well out here so at times you may get a sulphur/mineral smell to the water. Please bring your own drinking/cooking water. It is safe to shower, my hair feels so much thicker! On the ranch you will see that we have 2 donkeys, Desi (black) and Lucy (light grey). Along with our donkeys we have to friendly goats, Fiona (brown) and Sadie (white), they love carrots. but please stick to one carrot a day each, we don't want to over feed them. We also have chickens which means have farm fresh eggs. $5 for 1/2 dozen. Up on the hill you will see Connie a cow and her buddy Samuel, the bull. they love carrots but please do not go into their pasture. She'll think you're bringing food and gets very dangerously excited. Please feel free to walk the property and become one with nature while observing the local indigenous floral and fauna.
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Pasa Robles Safari

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Paso Robles, CA
Paso Robles Safari (1964 Vintage Airstream Safari) is available for short-term rentals to visitors of Paso Robles and the San Luis Obispo area. With hundreds of wineries & tasting rooms, there is a never ending supply of things to do and see for wine lovers. The Central Coast area has many destinations, including Morro Bay, Cayucos, Hearst Castle/San Simeon, San Luis Obispo, Cal Poly, Pismo Beach and the Five Cities area. The Airstream is a 1964 Safari 22 ft. trailer. It is permanently connected to water/electricity/sewer lines and may not be moved. The Airstream is fully equipped with silverware, utensils, plates, bowls, glasses, including of course, wine glasses The refrigerator is the original Airstream unit, and does have a freezer compartment, but it is very small - (you should not plan on keeping ice cream in it.) There is an 8 bottle wine cooler to store your wine bottles in or to chill for drinking. It can be set from 40-65 deg. F. Coffee, tea, hot chocolate, bottled water, sparkling water, microwave popcorn, fresh fruit & fresh baked cookies are provided. There are extra blankets, pillows Basic supplies are included (soap/shampoo/paper goods) There is a built-in roof air conditioner with a heating element. Please note that it does take about 10 minutes to start affecting the temperature, so turn it on, set the thermostat, and be patient. The unit should be off when you leave. Learn more about this land: Paso Robles Safari (1964 Vintage Airstream Safari) is available for short-term rentals to visitors of Paso Robles and the San Luis Obispo area. With hundreds of wineries & tasting rooms, there is a never ending supply of things to do and see for wine lovers. The Central Coast area has many destinations, including Morro Bay, Cayucos, Hearst Castle/San Simeon, San Luis Obispo, Cal Poly, Pismo Beach and the Five Cities area. The Airstream is a 1964 Safari 22 ft. trailer. It is permanently connected to water/electricity/sewer lines and may not be moved. The Airstream is fully equipped with silverware, utensils, plates, bowls, glasses, including of course, wine glasses The refrigerator is the original Airstream unit, and does have a freezer compartment, but it is very small - (you should not plan on keeping ice cream in it.) There is an 8 bottle wine cooler to store your wine bottles in or to chill for drinking. It can be set from 40-65 deg. F. Coffee, tea, hot chocolate, bottled water, sparkling water, microwave popcorn, fresh fruit & fresh baked cookies are provided. There are extra blankets, pillows. The Airstream is meant for 1 or 2 adults. Even though the couch is a futon, it is not meant as another bed. Basic supplies are included (soap/shampoo/paper goods) There is a built-in roof air conditioner with a heating element. Please note that it does take about 10 minutes to start affecting the temperature, so turn it on, set the thermostat, and be patient. The unit should be off when you leave.
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Airstreams near Avila Beach guide

Overview

Overlooking San Luis Obispo Bay on California's Central Coast, Avila Beach is a pretty coastal town offering three scenic piers (one of which is used for commercial fishing), plus a sandy beach. There's a smattering of local attractions, including the Point San Luis Lighthouse and the Central Coast Aquarium. While quite a few camping spots dot the Central Coast region, both inland and right on the beach, many campers simply use this area as a jumping-off point to explore other spots nearby, such as Los Padres National Forest and the Big Sur Coast.

Where to go

The Big Sur Coast

North of Avila Beach, the Big Sur Coast has long attracted a mix of bohemian artists and outdoorsy types with its larger-than-life coastlines and miles upon miles of virgin forest. Here you'll find campgrounds, hiking trails, hot springs, and spiritual retreat centers galore.

Los Padres National Forest

Encompassing both coastal areas and inland woodlands, Los Padres offers an extensive network of hiking trails and a solid mix of public campgrounds. It also has a variety of wilderness areas, including the Ventana Wilderness, home to the Sisquoc Condor Sanctuary.

The Southern California Coast

Drive far enough and you'll end up in crowded Los Angeles, but there's plenty of SoCal coastline between the Avila Beach area and LA that merits a visit. Popular areas include posh Santa Barbara, Emma Wood State Beach (a favorite among RV campers) and Malibu, at the base of the rugged Santa Monica Mountains.

When to go

Avila Beach has a temperate climate, and as it's hemmed in by coastal headlands, the weather tends to be a little warmer than elsewhere on the Central Coast. Late spring through early autumn is the most pleasant time to visit, with temperatures in the 70s from May through October, though winters—while rainy—rarely see temperatures drop below the mid-40s.

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