It was time to deep clean the inside of the Airstream. We have had it for almost 2 years and some of the food has been in there for that long. It was just time to clean it all out and it gave me a good opportunity to take pictures.
This is the Master Bedroom-- featuring a Queen size bed with layers of memory foam. You melt into the bed!
The hallway that converts to a bathroom by closing the two sliding doors. Features a full size toilet (my favorite part to the camping experience) and a moderate sized and separate shower. (We only use it when we have full hook-ups)
Kitchen and living room as seen from the bathroom.
Looking from the front to the back.
The kitchen, dining room and front door as seen from the living room.
Dining room as seen from the other side of the living room.
So where do the kids sleep. If we are at a State Campground (our favorite and cheapest- but dry camping- means no hook-ups) Jordan will sleep in a tent. If we are not able to set-up a tent because they are not allowed or it is too cold and rainy, then Jordan sleeps on Dining room table made into a bed and Chance sleeps on living room sofa that pulls out to a bed. If Jordan brings along a friend- we make our own bunk bed. Chance sleeps on the floor below the pull out sofa and friend sleeps on the sofa. And we cram and tuck clothes, shoes, food into every available space.
We keep the Airstream stocked with cooking spices and board and card games. We have monopoly, battle ship, phase 10 and ROOK. So when it is cold we play games and cook yummy cookies. It is all very cozy.
We are always looking for others to share our camping adventures, we have found that anything we do is twice as fun with others!
