Sure, it’s always nice to explore new places with your fam and partner, but there’s nothing quite like getting out of dodge and spending some quality time with your gal pals.
It’s an opportunity to reconnect during the busy-ness of life and remember why you’re all still weirdos no matter what stage of life you’re all in.
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Instead of heading to Nashville, a cottage up north, or just your friend’s living room for a cheeky wine night, consider heading to Paso Robles, California for a cute little getaway instead.
There, you will find the family-owned Alta Colina winery with a tiny little vintage trailer park village called the Trailer Pond.
It’s like a nostalgic sleepover, but with lots of wine and separate places to sleep peacefully.
Two local family-owned businesses, Alta Colina and Tinker Tin Company, were able to join forces to create an unforgettable getaway for people seeking something a bit more different and unique.
It’s like a nostalgic sleepover, but with lots of wine and separate places to sleep peacefully.
The Trailer Pond, containing 5 super cute vintage Tinker Tin trailers from the late ’50s-early ’60s, is nestled in 130-acres of vineyard and is situated on a little private pond.
There’s also a covered dock for everyone to meet at and paaaaaaaartay!
The adorable trailers are fitted with beds and tiny kitchenettes, as well as a stylish patio to sip your coffee at in the morning.
Upon arrival, each trailer will also receive a complimentary bottle of wine from the winery to get you and the gals started on the festivities immediately.
Each trailer is super unique both on the inside and outside.
Some feature vintage wood paneling on the inside, some feature a sleek white minimalist feel, and others have that complete ’60s boho hippie feel.
Because of the size and time period of the trailers, there aren’t any bathrooms attached.
However, there are two different bathroom facilities with toilets and showers, so don’t worry about having to find somewhere in the vineyard fields to pee.
You might also get kicked out, so don’t do that.
The whole Trailer Pond can be booked for a group of up to 10 people.
So if you’ve got a lot of ladies itching to get in on the fun, you might be able to send more invites than you thought.
As far as renting the trailers, there are a couple of options.
There are three different packages to choose from with different rates and activities to suit your wants and needs, so head to their website to find which package is right for you!
You can also book each trailer for $250 per night on a minimum two-night stay if you didn’t have a full group to rent all five trailers.
This is glamping for the gals at its finest, if you ask me!
So, what do you say? Will you be heading to Cali for a winery weekend with the gals?
