The best airstreams near Idyllwild

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Idyllwild delivers a punchy mix of mountain air and retro comfort with over nine Airstream stays scattered through the pines. You’ll find options starting at $60 per night, with the average hovering around $96. Parked close to trailheads and climbing spots, these Airstreams put you right by the action—fishing gear in hand or boots laced for a hike. Top picks like The Moon Yacht (64 reviews), BaseCamp at Palomar (21 reviews), and Desert Drifter RV Park-Joshua Tree (11 reviews) keep it simple—pets welcome, campfires allowed, and wifi ready when you need it. Idyllwild’s Airstreams make it easy to swap city noise for mountain silence without giving up a hot shower or your morning coffee.

87% (47)

Top-rated campgrounds

Desert Drifter RV Park-Joshua Tree

2. Desert Drifter RV Park-Joshua Tree

85%
(13)
30mi from Idyllwild · 7 sites · RVs, Lodging · Yucca Valley, CA
Desert Drifter RV Resort is boutique RV resort experience centrally located in Old Town Yucca Valley with restaurants and shopping within one block from location. Only 20 minutes to the West Entrance to Joshua Tree National Park, 5 minutes to Pioneertown, a historical western town anchored by the famed Pappy & Harriets Pioneertown Palace with great music and food, and 30 minutes to downtown Palm Springs. Each site is 25' x 80' on gravel pad with 20/30/50 Amp, water, and sewer hook ups. Each site is shaded by pine trees with picnic table. The resort features a seasonally heated pool, pet park, communal fire pit, two bathrooms with hot showers, and clubhouse featuring ping pong table, arcade games, board games, books, streaming television, and complimentary self serve coffee, tea, and cocoa station.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$80
 / night
BaseCamp at Palomar

3. BaseCamp at Palomar

89%
(44)
32mi from Idyllwild · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Pauma Valley, CA
Experience excellence at BASE CAMP PALOMAR Campground. Whether you seek a cozy campsite or desire to rent our cabins, retro airstreams, or glamping tents, we have precisely what you're looking for. Our amenities include a newly retrofitted game room, a playground for the little ones, a WIFI Hot Spot, and well-stocked vending machines for ice and firewood. Choose to relax in one of our rental cabins, enjoy a spacious RV site, or pitch your tent amidst our Oak Groves. Our campground offers a fantastic opportunity to view the Milky Way or keep an eye out for UFOs. In fact, our location is world-famous for being the site of the first documented UFO encounter, Check out the George Adamski Foundation. This Campground was first opened in the early 1930"s as the Base Camp for the Contruction crew to build Route S6 "Road to the Stars" top of Palomar Mountain. The Road needed to be built wide and smooth in order to transport the Hale Telescope. The construction had to stop due to the start of WW2. Once WW2 had ended the work was completed 1948. The Base Camp first name was Palamar Gardens, Then Oak Knoll Camp and is now being rebranded back to its Original Name Base Camp Palamar. The property is rustic, a little dusty and very old school. If you're looking for a new type of camping with 5-star amenities we recommend Pala or Pechanga Resort RV Park Casino RV Park. We are just plain and simple. Note: the property has two sections one is for Kamping / RVing and the other is Seasonal / fulltime RVers
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$25
 / night

Idyllwild delivers a punchy mix of mountain air and retro comfort with over nine Airstream stays scattered through the pines. You’ll find options starting at $60 per night, with the average hovering around $96. Parked close to trailheads and climbing spots, these Airstreams put you right by the action—fishing gear in hand or boots laced for a hike. Top picks like The Moon Yacht (64 reviews), BaseCamp at Palomar (21 reviews), and Desert Drifter RV Park-Joshua Tree (11 reviews) keep it simple—pets welcome, campfires allowed, and wifi ready when you need it. Idyllwild’s Airstreams make it easy to swap city noise for mountain silence without giving up a hot shower or your morning coffee.

87% (47)

Top-rated campgrounds

Desert Drifter RV Park-Joshua Tree

2. Desert Drifter RV Park-Joshua Tree

85%
(13)
30mi from Idyllwild · 7 sites · RVs, Lodging · Yucca Valley, CA
Desert Drifter RV Resort is boutique RV resort experience centrally located in Old Town Yucca Valley with restaurants and shopping within one block from location. Only 20 minutes to the West Entrance to Joshua Tree National Park, 5 minutes to Pioneertown, a historical western town anchored by the famed Pappy & Harriets Pioneertown Palace with great music and food, and 30 minutes to downtown Palm Springs. Each site is 25' x 80' on gravel pad with 20/30/50 Amp, water, and sewer hook ups. Each site is shaded by pine trees with picnic table. The resort features a seasonally heated pool, pet park, communal fire pit, two bathrooms with hot showers, and clubhouse featuring ping pong table, arcade games, board games, books, streaming television, and complimentary self serve coffee, tea, and cocoa station.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$80
 / night
BaseCamp at Palomar

3. BaseCamp at Palomar

89%
(44)
32mi from Idyllwild · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Pauma Valley, CA
Experience excellence at BASE CAMP PALOMAR Campground. Whether you seek a cozy campsite or desire to rent our cabins, retro airstreams, or glamping tents, we have precisely what you're looking for. Our amenities include a newly retrofitted game room, a playground for the little ones, a WIFI Hot Spot, and well-stocked vending machines for ice and firewood. Choose to relax in one of our rental cabins, enjoy a spacious RV site, or pitch your tent amidst our Oak Groves. Our campground offers a fantastic opportunity to view the Milky Way or keep an eye out for UFOs. In fact, our location is world-famous for being the site of the first documented UFO encounter, Check out the George Adamski Foundation. This Campground was first opened in the early 1930"s as the Base Camp for the Contruction crew to build Route S6 "Road to the Stars" top of Palomar Mountain. The Road needed to be built wide and smooth in order to transport the Hale Telescope. The construction had to stop due to the start of WW2. Once WW2 had ended the work was completed 1948. The Base Camp first name was Palamar Gardens, Then Oak Knoll Camp and is now being rebranded back to its Original Name Base Camp Palamar. The property is rustic, a little dusty and very old school. If you're looking for a new type of camping with 5-star amenities we recommend Pala or Pechanga Resort RV Park Casino RV Park. We are just plain and simple. Note: the property has two sections one is for Kamping / RVing and the other is Seasonal / fulltime RVers
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$25
 / night

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