Sliver Moon - Airstream Flying Cloud

Couldn’t have asked for a better experience! Stacia was awesome from start to finish — super friendly, quick to respond, and made the whole rental process super easy. Pick-up and drop-off were a total breeze, and she gave super clear instructions on how to use everything, which made setup at the campsite simple even for someone not used to towing or trailers. The Airstream itself was spotless, cozy, and really well cared for — you can tell Stacia puts a lot of love into it. Everything worked perfectly, and it had all the little touches that made our trip extra comfortable. Overall, just an incredible experience. If you’re thinking about renting an Airstream, do yourself a favor and book Stacia’s — you won’t regret it!

The RV is stylish and gets lots of attention. Everyone always comments on how cool it is. The host is very easy to communicate with very friendly and responsive. Highly recommend using this listing!

Beautiful RV and really easy to work with the team to get setup and comfortable, even for a first time RVing family. Would definitely rent again.

We had a really nice trip to the Morro Bay area in this Airstream, overall. The hosts were really flexible with pick-up and drop-off. The trailer was nice, with comfortable beds, and well insulated. We didn't have much cell service while camping, but the hosts were very nice and helpful when we could contact them. I towed it with my 3.5L V6 Ecoboost F150 - and it felt fine overall. I would probably upgrade my rear-suspension before towing something this size again. Torque was great, but tongue weight and sag were noticeable. The trailer would have been nicer with full hook-ups, but it wasn't as good as we hoped for our dry camping situation. When I picked it up, the gray and black tanks were almost 50% full and the potable water was empty. I had to fill and dump it before our trip. Outdoorsy Renters - please be good renters and do your part by preparing the trailer for the next renters or the hosts to use again. Of the two propane tanks, one was empty. The batteries weren't charged much and then didn't take much of an extra charge during our 6 hour drive. Thankfully, I brought a solar generator which was able to recharge the onboard batteries on night #2 so we could run the water pump and fridge on day 3. We used our own battery lanterns instead of the cabin lights whenever it was dark. Natural light during the day was great, and the dark curtains were great to keep any morning light out. We did stay dry and warm enough despite cold and rain, because the trailer is high quality and the beds/blankets/pillows were very nice. The door of the trailer is also a bit tricky, and almost impossible to close completely from the inside. We used a strong bungee cord inside to secure it. We could get it closed and locked from the outside, thankfully, but took some effort. We used the sinks, stove, fridge and toilet (limited) and all worked well. We didn't use the microwave, shower, or heat/AC due to our dry-camping situation. Had to do some extra cleaning before the trip also, especially the fridge. There is some wear and tear throughout the trailer, but still nicer than other non-Airstream trailers/RVs we've stayed in before. I would be more proactive in the future, making sure I knew exactly what my campsite and trailer compatibility would be, and making sure I knew all the ins and outs of each trailer before going to an area without phone service. Mario and Stacia were great to work with, but I should have worked with them more ahead of time to maximize the trailer's capabilities.