AutoCamp Joshua Tree

A relatively novel RV camping experience. The RV is very new and clean, and it can be seen that many details have been carefully designed. The bathroom is surprisingly large and the water pressure and temperature are stable. However, I had a bad impression at first. The front desk had a cold attitude and very low efficiency. The check-out time was first said to be 10 o'clock, and then it was said that it could be 11 o'clock. The biggest flaw is probably the air conditioner. It makes so much noise that I can't sleep with it on. It feels stuffy without it, so I have to open the window. As a result, there is a highway behind me, so there is no sound insulation when the window is open, which is annoying.

Damn it’s fun. In the campsite provided by the hotel, you can DIY Barbecue, but remember to bring some ignition materials, such as alcohol and oil. It is too slow to ignite charcoal with firewood alone.

It was close to Joshua Tree, and the scenery was full of nature, so I was able to enjoy my stay. The trailer house was very clean and new, and it was as comfortable as a normal hotel. On cold days, I was able to use the built-in microwave to cook various dishes such as grills, so I didn't have to go outside. The only problem I had was that the air conditioner was so loud that I would wake up from time to time.