AutoCamp Russian River

We came for Labour Day weekend. The tent was comfortable and the bed provided a great sleep. The enjoyable part of the weekend was sitting around the campfire cooking the food. There are a combination of tents and airstreams. The tents do get cold at night, so you require appropriate clothing. Within the tent you have all you require for an enjoyable weekend. The shower and toilet facilities were spotless during our stay with plenty of towels and toiletries.. A really enjoyable weekend for all was had. There is a Safeway about 10 minutes towards Russian River, should you require provisions.

If you are headed here and it it pouring, go home. If you are headed here and it is not raining, go home. Russian River has its own gulag. It is a trailer park with old airstreams that are.cramped, uncomfortable and are parked in a dreary little corner of a wooded area. This is where you stay if you are hiding from the law. The reception area is drafty and mostly serves as a place to sell items with the autocamp brand. Fortunately, they also have a good selection of wine to help forget the autocamp brand. The nearby town is a bustling metropolis, was never said by anyone. You will have no choice but to eat at one of the fine establishments and fight with your spouse over who suggested this trip in the first place.

I made a last minute Sunday night reservation at AutoCamp Russian River and drove out Bohemian Highway to Guerneville. I am originally from Sonoma County and was taking note of all the changes (more restaurants, far more tourists, and generally more sophisticated vibe), and the things that have stayed the same (the river culture, the River Theater, the River itself...). It's always been a special spot and it's kept what makes it beautiful and unique. Thank heaven. I was searching for someplace quiet to spend the night. A chance to regroup and relax. Friends suggested AutoCamp as something unique and different from wine-centric hotels in the County. I arrived to a crunchy gravel parking lot and an inviting, open air greeting center. I had received a text that outlined the check in procedure and let me know what to expect. I was greeted by a very helpful person who let me know the about the room, the bathroom/showers (in the same building behind the front desk) and which tent was mine for the evening. When I took my little luggage wagon to the tent, I was greeted with a beautiful safari style tent with the basics covered. Lighting was good, a battery powered lantern was provided, an electric kettle, cooler awaiting ice, a little fire pit with grill, and a king sized bed with heated mattress pad. It was really charming and pitch perfect for a "glamping" experience. The shower and bathroom facility were stocked with high quality soap/shampoo and was spa like. The little storefront was well stocked with wine, snacks, fire "wood" in burnable burlap sack. It had most everything you needed for an overnight, including s'more supplies. The bed was wildly comfortable, the camp settled down quickly after the quiet time of 10:00 PM and I slept soundly with the wind whispering through the redwoods that surrounded the campsite. The next morning I went to the yoga teepee and did a little stretching. Jill was working the front desk and was a delight. She lives close by and knows the area like the back of her hand, took a real interest in the quality of my stay and struck the perfect balance friendliness and service. Her care really made the difference for me. I look forward to returning soon and enjoying another night or two under the stars and redwoods at a very special place. Great work AutoCamp.