Amazing Airstream Trailers You Can Rent on Airbnb

You can rent apartments, houses, tiny homes, tipis, and all sorts of amazing vacation dwellings. But for our money, there's nothing cooler than renting an Airstream trailer. There are dozens of these silver streamlined beauties available on Airbnb and VRBO from coast to coast in big cities and tiny towns. Whether you're looking for a glitzy glamping experience in Los Angeles or want to hunker down in the middle of nowhere, you're sure to find just the right place among these cool Airstreams for rent on Airbnb. Note: Most of these Airstreams will accommodate up to four people (albeit snugly), but a few can sleep only one couple comfortably.

Prices and availability are subject to change.

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Bostic, North Carolina

Nightly rate: $135

This creekside 30-foot Airstream lies on 28 secluded acres, roughly midway between Charlotte and Asheville and is ideal for two guests. A loaf of freshly baked homemade bread, butter, and jellies welcomes you upon arrival. The sheltered pad features a separate shower, plus washer and dryer. 

Los Angeles
Nightly rate: $50

Sip your morning coffee in the sitting room of this Airstream and gaze out over downtown L.A., which spreads out below your hillside perch. Spend the day exploring the City of Angels, do some grocery shopping in the nearby Echo Park neighborhood, then head back and whip up a culinary creation in the renovated kitchen. You'll find a two-burner gas range, fridge, toaster oven, and plenty of space to cook. Then, enjoy dining al fresco at the backyard picnic table and watch the sun set over the city.

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Flagstaff, Arizona
Nightly rate: Price varies

If space is what you crave, this Airstream is the one for you. It's situated on a wildflower-strewn half-acre with a commanding view of Mount Elder and the San Francisco Peaks in the distance. Downtown is a 10-mile drive, and Sedona is 40 miles away. Ski slopes and the north rim of the Grand Canyon are also within driving distance. If you'd rather stay put, there's a picnic table and fire pit for late nights under the starry Arizona sky.

Pensacola, Florida

Nightly rate: $137

This cozy 20-foot camper is ideal for one person or a couple that doesn't mind being snug. The beaches of the Gulf of Mexico and Santa Rosa Sound are a short walk away.

Ellijay, Georgia
Nightly rate: $159

This hidden gem, a 1977 model, is located on a hilly 7-acre farm on the fringe of the Chattahoochee National Forest. There are trails and streams to explore on the property, and kids will love visiting the small farm that the hosts operate nearby, where you can visit the couple's three goats, nine chickens (plus a rooster), and their shaggy Great Pyrenees, Max. Spend the evening relaxing in the Japanese soaking tub on the massive covered deck or relax on the ample outdoor lounge furniture. If you visit in October, be sure to check out the annual Georgia Apple Festival in town; Gilmer County, where Ellijay is located, is the state's self-proclaimed apple capital.

Rogue River, Oregon
Nightly rate: $89

Ever wanted to learn how to milk a goat? The opportunity is yours when you stay at this Airstream with room for three, located on the 24-acre Pholia Goat Farm, which gets all its energy from solar power. Meet the farm's herd of Nigerian dwarf goats and help take them out to pasture (if the weather's nice), watch the milking process, or — if your timing is right — take a cheese-making class from one of your hosts. Located in southwestern Oregon, you're just 75 miles away from Crater Lake National Park and about 40 miles from Ashland, home of the annual Shakespeare Festival.

Waco, Texas

Nightly rate: $126

Enjoy a warm Texas night while you grill out and watch the Brazos River slowly roll by from the landscaped grounds of this Airstream trailer. This gut-renovated trailer has a rustic farmhouse design, and there are separate outdoor shower and toilet facilities (but dig that claw-foot tub in the Airstream!)

Cold Spring, New York
Nightly rate: $194  

New Yorkers in need of a break from the rat race can step off a Metro-North commuter train, walk 20 minutes, and find themselves at this woodland retreat. It's just steps from several hiking trails that wind their way up the steep hills of the Hudson River Valley, while downtown Cold Spring's restaurants, shops, and galleries are a 10-minute stroll toward the river. Cold Spring is also a great base for day trips. Visit the funky town of Beacon and the Dia:Beacon modern art museum, just two stops north by rail. Or, hop in the car and drive about 25 miles west to the Storm King Art Center, one of the largest outdoor collections of sculptural and landscape art in the world.

Orrtanna, Pennsylvania

Nightly rate: $133

Located on 30 acres of what was once an apple orchard, this cozy Airstream sleeps two and promises peace and quiet; no kids, no pets allowed. There a fire pit and seating outside. For an extra fee, you can use the hot tub.

Los Angeles
Nightly rate: $351

You'll feel like a star when you stay at this Airstream nestled 1,400 feet up in the Hollywood Hills above Los Angeles. Watch the clouds drift through the canyons, shoot a selfie with the Hollywood sign in the distance, or watch the sun set over the city from the comfort of the trailer's wraparound deck, which has ample seating for friends and a fire pit to keep things cozy on cool nights. Unlike some Airstreams, this one doesn't have a kitchenette — with views like this, who cares? — but there's a mini fridge and a coffee maker, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby. Unlike most Airstreams on our list, this one is designed for only two people.

Lexington, Kentucky
Nightly rate: $98

Tucked behind a Victorian home in the Ohio/Chestnut Street neighborhood, you'll find this restored 1960-model Airstream, which can accommodate four. Relax in the backyard in one of the Adirondack chairs by the fire pit, or explore one of the local craft breweries or distilleries. This is one of the smaller Airstream models, so there's just room for two.

Westlake Village, California

Nightly rate: $145

This pet-friendly Airstream sits adjacent to ranch land in the Santa Monica Mountains and has room for three people. If the expansive mountain and valley views aren't enough to pass a relaxing hour, maybe a visit to the old-time saloon nearby will.

Phoenix
Nightly rate: $59

Located north of downtown in the Roosevelt neighborhood and just blocks from Hance Park, this Airstream has been lovingly refurbished inside and out. Host John Michael says it took six months to renovate the trailer, and it shows. There's a modern kitchenette with microwave, fridge, sink, and butcher-block counter, plus a tiny, but sleek bathroom with tiled shower and vessel sink. Outside, you'll find a hammock, gas grill, and patio furniture for four in the xeriscaped yard, perfect for relaxing in the desert evening.

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Durango, Colorado

Nightly rate: $116

Enjoy the splendor of the Rocky Mountains from this cute 1954-vintage Airstream, located on a 9-acre orchardand farm near Durango. It sleeps up to three persons. The owner promises, "horses, mules, cows, chickens, cats, and the best farm dog ever."

Temecula, California
Nightly rate: $196

Located midway between Los Angeles and San Diego, the Temecula Valley is home to more than two dozen wineries. Spend a day walking or biking between vintners (there are seven nearby), then enjoy a bottle of your favorite vintage while sitting on the 800-square-foot deck and enjoying the view of Inland Empire that spreads out beyond the beautifully landscaped grounds. Or, take a dip in the shared above-ground pool (there's a second Airstream, also available on Airbnb, adjacent), and unwind in front of the fire pit as the sun goes down. This trailer sleeps two.

Terlingua, Texas
Nightly rate: $125

The stars at night are very big and bright in tiny Terlingua, a "ghost town" on the edge of the Big Bend National Park. Sleep under that cosmic canopy in this restored 1970-vintage Airstream, located on a 5-acre ranch. Mix up some margaritas and sip them while you enjoy the magnificent Chisos Mountains in the distance, or mosey into town to explore abandoned and restored buildings that date back to the silver-mining days of the early 1900s. There's room for three in this trailer.

Port Ludlow, Washington

Nightly rate: $137

Enjoy the view of Puget Sound from this sheltered 1965-vintage Airstream. Guests have access to the private beach nearby, where canoes and kayaks are available. Or stick close to home, fire up the grill, and relax in one of the hammocks. Sleeps two.

Paso Robles, California

Nightly rate: $159

This 1964-vintage Airstream is sheltered from the elements, with outdoor seating where you can sit and sip the purchases you made during the day's excursion into wine country. Vina Robles Amphitheater is nearby, too.

Tucson, Arizona

Nightly rate: $65

Located in the Catalina foothills, this Airstream has room for up to three people. The desert landscaping affords privacy, yet downtown Tucson is just 8 miles away. Golf and hiking opportunities are nearby.