Retro Glamping in Louise the forest Airstream!

Tucked in the pines, Louise the 1974 Airstream offers a cozy, partially off-grid glamping stay with lights, fans, propane stove & fridge, outdoor shower, and firepit. Sleeps 5 with a double bed and bunks. Walk to Hardy Farm, explore trails and swimming holes, and use our paddleboards. Friendly dogs roam the property—dog lovers welcome. No WiFi, but there’s cell service. Vintage charm and forest seclusion in the White Mountains. Rates based on double occupancy- extra guest fee applies.

(Partially) Off-Grid Boho Airstream in the White Mountains

Louise the Airstream at Wild Pine Glamping
1974 Vintage Bunkhouse | Forest Retreat | Walk to Hardy Farm
Tucked into a peaceful white pine grove on our property, Louise is a restored 1974 Airstream Argosy that offers a cozy, vintage glamping experience with just the right mix of rustic charm and comfort. Whether you’re in town for a Hardy Farm wedding or an adventurous mountain escape, Louise is your forest basecamp.

The Space – Sleeps up to 5
Louise is perfect for couples or small groups:

Dinette that converts into a double bed

Three additional bunks for friends or kids

Propane stove and fridge for coffee and simple meals

Electricity for lights, fans, and charging your phone

Water provided for dishes, hand washing, and cooking

Includes bedding (cotton sleep sacks, blankets, and towels)

Outhouse and outdoor shower

Firepit and picnic table

Nestled down a ¼-mile driveway, fully immersed in nature

Use of our standup paddleboards

Local recommendations for swimming holes, day hikes, and other adventures

Tent camping available for additional guests at $50/night (choose extra guests in the dropdown). Please note: Louise maxes out at 5 guests.

There is no Wi-Fi, but AT&T and Verizon receive cell service here for hotspot use.

A Note on Privacy
The driveway is shared with our home. You may see us in passing, but the campsite is private.

Dog Lovers Only, Please
We have friendly, free-ranging dogs who live on the property. If you`re not comfortable with dogs, this might not be the best fit.

Walk to Hardy Farm & Little Chatham Lodge
Attending a wedding? Louise is located right next to Hardy Farm and just steps from Little Chatham Lodge—perfect for nearby lodging with a touch of adventure.

Nature & Adventure All Around

20 minutes to Evans Notch

Minutes from local swimming holes and hiking trails

10 miles to North Conway

5 minutes to Fryeburg restaurants and summer events

Perfect For:

Wedding guests at Hardy Farm

Couples, friends, and families

Nature lovers who enjoy a friendly pup or two

Glampers looking for a comfortable, vintage-inspired camping experience in a private forest setting

Dog Friendly:
We welcome well-socialized dogs who are supervised and cleaned up after. Our pack includes:

Chapo: 8-year-old yellow lab mix

Sal: 1-year-old doodle

Trout: 10-year-old blue heeler

Come stay with Louise and enjoy a truly unique experience.
Forest bathing, stargazing, campfires, and an adorable vintage Airstream await.

Tucked under the pines, this vintage Airstream isn’t just a camper — she’s a tribute to my great aunt Louise. Under five feet tall but packed with grit and heart, Aunt Louise used to take me camping in the Arizona mountains in her old cab-over pickup. She’d swat black widows out from under the camper like it was nothing, and sit on a stack of phone books just to see over the wheel as we wound through the mountain roads.

Naming this camper after her is my way of honoring that wild, fearless spirit — and inviting you to feel a bit of it too. Whether you’re roasting marshmallows under the stars or curled up with a book in the woods, Louise is here to hold space for wonder, adventure, and a touch of old soul magic.

Guests Have the whole campsite

We are three your professionals on site! will wave when we go by and may have a quick chat in if we see you out and about to check on your stay! We are on shared land but do our own thing! Always happy to chat or give local tips if desired.

Guest Agreement: Is Louise the Airstream Right for You?

The guests who do best at Louise are warm-hearted, nature-loving spirits who enjoy tucking into a cozy little nook of wild pine forest—close to all the hiking, swimming, and fresh-air adventuring this area has to offer. If you’re into morning coffee surrounded by birdsong, open-air showers under the trees, and falling asleep to the sounds of nature (and maybe a fan gently whirring), you’re in the right place.

Louise is a great fit for:
Folks coming in for a weekend or week-long getaway who want a fun alternative to a hotel

People who love being outside and want to explore the area’s natural beauty

Glampers who like a bit of ease with their adventure—the gear’s already set up, and yes, you can even plug in your phone (or a hairdryer)

Those who appreciate retro vibes, vintage charm, and a few harmless quirks

Laid-back souls who are happy with clean bedding, warm showers, twinkle lights, and good energy

Louise might not be the best fit for:
Anyone looking for a hotel-style experience with flushing toilets, climate control, or granite countertops

People who are uncomfortable in nature or don’t want to hear a nighttime owl or rustle in the woods

Guests who aren’t OK with dogs on the property (they’re friendly but around)

Anyone uneasy about a private, outdoor shower (rustic but charming)

Folks who don’t want to use a clean, well-kept outhouse instead of a traditional toilet

Guests expecting a brand-new camper—Louise is 50 years old, and while mostly functional, she’s got a few lovable quirks (think sticky cabinet latches and a fridge that only runs on propane)

What to Bring + Helpful Tips
Louise comes equipped for showering, cooking, and cozy sleeping—but bringing a few extras will make your stay even better:

Headlamp or flashlight for evening strolls or reading under the stars

Bug spray (just in case the mosquitos think you’re sweet)

Firewood if you’d like a campfire—we’re working on stocking it ourselves, but feel free to gather any downed wood from the forest nearby

What is Glamping?
Glamping is short for glamorous camping—basically camping without the hassle.

With Louise, you get:

A cozy camper all set up and waiting for you

Outlets for powering your phone, lights, or a hairdryer

A warm outdoor shower (yes, even in the woods)

A propane-powered fridge (just note: if the propane runs out, it’ll take a bit to cool back down)

A kitchen with the essentials for making meals or brewing your morning cup

Fresh towels, clean bedding, and plenty of charm

It’s not luxury—but it’s not roughing it either. Just a sweet, unplugged spot with a little wild magic.

Things to Know About Louise
Well, she’s 50 years old—and most everything works! Louise is full of retro charm and cozy vibes, but like any seasoned traveler, she’s got a few quirks.

Things to know for happy glampers:

Be gentle with this vintage camper. Don’t force cabinets or windows. If something sticks, reach out—we’re happy to help.

The dining table is a little wobbly. It’s fine for meals—just don’t sit or lean your full weight on it.

Bedding for the drop-down dinette is in the right bench. This includes a full set of sheets and pillowcases to swap onto the shams for space saving.

All outlets work for charging your devices.

The stovetop lights manually. Please don’t use the oven. A lighter is located under the top section of the kitchen cabinet, under the sink.

The fridge runs on propane and takes time to cool down between tank swaps. The electric option does not work.

Each single bunk includes a cotton sleep sack and a thick blanket.

A few important reminders:

Never force anything—especially cabinet doors or window latches.

Water comes from our home well and is potable. We use Flexzilla hoses rated for safe drinking water. There’s a hose at the site for top-off.

To use the shower: Lift the valve on the right to the ON position. One knob controls water pressure; the other controls gas for temperature.

Please do not dispose of feminine products in the outhouse. Toilet paper and natural waste only.

You`re welcome to collect firewood from the yard and nearby woods.