The property itself is clean and is landscaped and arranged in such a manner that it feels like a little Shangri-La. It has a whimsically fun and relaxing retro vibe, and they offer some unique and enjoyable personal touches at each camping site (i.e. record players with a random album selection, coffee bar, and hammock to name a few). I also like that they have sound insulated the trailers and solidly leveled them. The bathroom and showers in the trailer are dinky and you will have some challenges if you are not Barbie-sized. They do have outside bathrooms and showers.

Being that this is the type of place you go glamping or even just to have a little “you” time, and you are staying in a high-end trailer, it looks bad to have TV’s in each unit only to find out that they are non-operational. I do not particularly watch much TV so it didn’t bother me, but I paid for a second trailer for my daughter and her friend (both 20 y.o.) who would have very much enjoyed TV access, especially since it was raining and we could not really experience some of the other campground offerings, such as borrowing their bicycles. Also, the campground isn’t as far removed from residential and commercial properties as one might like to take a true break from the daily grind- you get quite a bit of road noise and nearby traffic by day, but the evening was peaceful and lovely. The outside shower and bathrooms were not accessible after the camp host left for the evening.

Location next to the bike trail was great. Perfect for my dog too. Airstream was well kept up and unique. Record player was fun but better albums would’ve been nicer. Heat worked well.

No hammock. No fire pit (we were looking forward to having those). Charged me $25 to set up the sofa bed with blankets. The coffee was a tea bag and didn’t taste very good. Record albums were warped.

clean and organized

I think this is more on how we planned the trip for a one night stay and not the fault of the property. With checkin at 4 pm and check out at 11 am and it being February (cold), we didn’t get to see/enjoy the vibe of a set up like this. it would probably be more fun and interactive in the spring/summer/fall with a longer stay.

Great location! Great bed which equaled a great sleep!

Caravan Outpost was a great and budget-friendly option for my consistent vacationing in Ojai. It was perfect for the winter since each streamliner has their own adjustable heat. Didn't make sense in the winter to stay somewhere with a pool and no hot tub, plus this place is walking distance to everything downtown and a brewery within 100 feet!

They offer a kitchen but no way to cook anything. Most people don't travel with pots and pans so that would be my biggest complaint. They give you recyclable dishes and utensils but it was still lacking.

Amazing and unique place Beautiful landscape Clean

Street parking

perfect location - you can walk or bike right into town. there’s so much outdoor space that you either have to yourself or can be shared. all the staff were super friendly.

the beds were a bit stiff and i think “splurging” on nicer toilet paper would have made a big difference.

Location was perfect, a little off the main grid but close enough to downtown venues. Airstreams we’re immaculate, filled with all amenities as promised. The grounds beautiful and staff so helpful.