People are paying at least $250 a night to glamp in vintage camper trailers in California's wine country. Here's a look inside.
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Each "icebox," the 1950s and 60s term for a refrigerator, comes with blocks of ice to keep food fresh and, importantly, wine chilled.
Source: Tinker Tin Trailer Company
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Guests can hike through the surrounding 130-acre property, book a vineyard tour, or simply relax at the campsite while drinking organically grown Rhône-style wines.
Source: Tinker Tin Trailer Company; Alta Colina
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Groups that rent out the entire pond are able to purchase add-on experiences ranging from morning yoga sessions on the dock to wine-blending classes to movie nights under the stars and catered dinners.
Source: Tinker Tin Trailer Company
... as are the views when the sun goes down.
Source: Tinker Tin Trailer Company
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