My husband and I stayed overnight in the airstream in June 2014. I was looking something off the beaten path and the airstream fit the description perfectly! We picked up groceries along PCH and arrived at the property around 5pm. We got settled in and Murray came up to say and give us a quick tour. Very welcoming!
We got to relaxing right away, using the Bose for music, laying out and enjoying the afternoon sun. The view was great even though the marine layer blocked the view of the ocean. I used the little kitchen to prepare dinner which we enjoyed outside. We were pleasantly surprised how big the refrigerator in the trailer was, not the usual teeny tiny refrigerators we were used to in our VW Vanagon. I would recommend cooking and eating at the airstream. It takes about 30 minutes to get from the airstream to PCH so why waste your time driving back and forth unless you are staying more than one night.
That night we enjoyed a spectacular full moon. The fleece blankets that Murray left for us was put to good use. It was fun stargazing but be warned, I was eaten alive by mosquitos! Bed was very comfy. Bathroom was adequate, although you have to crawl over the bed to get into the bathroom.
The airstream was a pleasant experience. The trailer itself is pretty rustic. There are some restoration details that need attention. For example, in the dining area there was some wiring from past lighting fixtures that were exposed. However, most people probably wouldn't even notice. We do a lot of restoration projects so we are particular about details. Overall, it was comfortable and charming and had everything we needed.