As stunning as Yosemite National Park is, it’s never been served by accommodations you would describe as stylish. AutoCamp changes that all at once, with its fleet of custom-designed Airstream trailers and a mid-century modernist-inspired Clubhouse that will have you wondering if it might not be time for the Park Service to update its architectural style. The Clubhouse building is, appropriately enough, the center of AutoCamp Yosemite’s social life, with its indoor and outdoor lounge, swimming pool, firepits, and general store. And in addition to the classic Airstream trailers, a handful of freestanding cabins are available, in addition to a number of luxury tents. The cabins and trailers have efficient little kitchens and surprisingly comfortable bathrooms, and the Clubhouse has bathrooms for tent campers. In the Clubhouse you’ll find beer, wine, and snacks for sale, as well as grill kits and s’mores kits for al fresco self-catering. Anything else you could need is a few minutes’ drive back down the road in nearby Mariposa, and when it comes time to visit the park, there’s a public shuttle that stops right at the entrance to the AutoCamp property; the ArchRock entrance is 40 minutes away.