Great concept! Design forward modern decor in a spacious Airstream. We lived the “Glamping” experience during a 2-night stay with our 2 dogs. Bed very comfortable and bath/living space was spacious - the adjacent patio and fire pit were a huge plus, especially in cooler evenings. Lived the general store/commmunal space and pre arrival text message and customer service was perfect. We can’t wait to return!

So disappointing. I was looking forward to ending our Utah tour at this location but found it to be a huge letdown. The Airstreams are wonderful and very well done. The common (lounge) area is nice but not very inviting. But that is about all that is good about this accommodation. First, the staff is non-existent. And the few people I did encounter never once said hello or greeted me, even during check-in or check-out. If you want to stay in a pretentious daycare, this place might be perfect for you. But my idea of a relaxing vacation isn't toddlers melting down 3-4 times a day and parents just ignoring them. The website makes it look more like a resort but is just a Tesla driver's campground. For the price, I expect to have some basic services and guest experience. But you just get a cool trailer. On our first morning after an entire night of rain, we wanted to get out of our trailer and find food, but I could not find an umbrella in the unit. So, I texted the desk asking if there was an umbrella in the Airstream, and the answer was, "Unfortunately, No." No attempt was made to really help. Once we did make it to the "Kitchen" after waiting for the rain to slow down, we found coffee, tea, and dry granola. Not even a yogurt to put with the granola (you have to buy that). Even Hampton Inn gives you a container of yogurt for about half the price per night. The location is beautiful, but if you are planning on visiting Zion, staying in Springdale is much more convenient. Here you have to drive 10 miles to the park, and if you don't arrive early, you then have to pay $30 for parking plus your park entrance fees. And there is no place to eat near the Autocamp Zion, so you have to drive 10 miles for meals. If the Autocamp experience and service were better, it might compensate for the location. I realize this is a new location, but it is all about visuals (Instagram moment) and not the true guest experience. I would stay someplace else.

I am obsessed with Autocamp! This was my second time visiting one, and we went to Autocamp Yosemite last year. Both are amazing. The views at the Zion Autocamp are unreal! The lodge is so cozy and the staff are amazing. You MUST get the s’mores kit… the marshmallows are like heavenly clouds. I’ll never be able to go back to regular s’mores… Absolutely love it here!!!!! Can I stay forever?!?!

My first time with AutoCamp. Myself and friend used it as base camp for some motorcycling around Bryce and Zion. Absolutely great set up, and a great alternative to the usual hotel experience. Airstreams are super comfortable, and very well appointed. Only thing you should be aware of is the AC units are VERY loud, and VERY necessary when it's 100+ degrees outside. Pro's: pool, comfortable outdoor area, fire pit grilling set up, location. Con's: small offering of mostly fancy artisinal stuff...not bad per se, would love to see the offering expanded to cover more basics. Probably biggest con - and this Utah's fault, not AC - is the weird "rules" for serving wine in the cantina. Best to bring your own wine/booze if that's your thing.

This place was very cozy, it has access to a little river behind the property, the idea of little wagons for your luggage is amazing. I think they can improve a lot on service related things. The food was normal, not too many options, and you had to get food anyways to be able to get a bottle of wine which they open and serve so you can take it to your room. Everything else was excellent. The fire pit was turned on around 8pm, the view is amazing. The weather was very hot, but it was August. What was a waiting for? 😂