
Why the Non-Camper in Your Life Will Love These Camping Sites
To camp or not to camp when you have a mixed family or group of friends isn't as big of an issue as it used to be. Price can make a difference, too, when you want to vacation at one of the country's iconic natural locations without spending a fortune at a hotel.
Whether you're all about camping, while others like to hike or enjoy nature, but still enjoy shopping in that cute town, and then returning to a bed and shower, it's easier to find compromises now.
I know you've heard of glamping, and these sites with choices on what level you want to take your "camping" are sweeping the country. Talk about a perfect compromise for the non-camper.
It’s called AutoCamp because it features stunning, comfortable, custom-built luxury Airstreams, adorable modern cottages, and luxurious tents.
A perfect example, according to the Boston website, is the AutoCamp on Cape Cod, just minutes from the ocean while still enjoying the wild side.
According to the AutoCamp website, all of their locations operate similarly to a hotel and resort. I mean, there isn’t housekeeping, because remember, it’s camping. That said, you can request it if you want it.
Besides the Cape, other locations include the Catskills in New York, Joshua Tree, Sequoia, Yosemite, and the Russian River, all in California; Zion, Utah; and Asheville, North Carolina.
They have clubhouses, various activities like yoga, live music, farm-to-table dining, fireside speaker series, food and cocktail tastings, plus events that represent their exclusive area and environment.
According to AutoCamp, these boutique-style, modern Airstreams make camping super unique and adventurous while vacationing in popular, iconic destinations that revel in their outdoorsiness.
You can also choose one of the tiny houses instead. For the most authentic camping experience, luxury canvas tents are also available.
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