A woman from Australia was shocked when she came across an Airbnb listing that charged up to $1,500 per night for sleeping in a tent outside.
Caity stumbled upon a listing in Warriewood, located on Sydney's Northern Beaches, which was advertised as a 'Camping Swag Under The Stars.'
The price for a solo individual to experience this outdoor accommodation was a staggering $800 per night.
In this case, for two people or a group of three, the price was $1,156.
The listing displayed photographs of the rundown yard where lodgers would spend the night.
The owner of the Airbnb also mentioned an additional '$200 cleaning fee.'
The potential Airbnb guest came across this Warriewood listing and was quoted $1,156 per night for two people.
The woman told Kidsopot: 'At first, I thought it was some kind of insane glamping experience for that price.'
'But no, it was basically a swag and the photos of the property looked unkempt and the backyard looked like it hadn't been mowed in months.'
After making contact with the host, who tried to justify the expensive price, the host explained that this Northern location has a fair amount of land for you to select your preferred tent location. It boasts a prime position offering views of the ocean and valley. At night, you can enjoy the beautiful lights and the sound of the ocean.
Additionally, guests are presented with the choice of several spots within either the front or back yard where they can pitch their swag.
They added: 'A main feature is the large blue pool, balcony and it's five minutes from multiple beaches, shops, nature walks and everything else you need. Sleeping bags, blankets, and anything else you need can be supplied. House access for kitchen and hot showers is welcome if you choose.'
Visitors also have access to hot showers, bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry facilities located inside the five-bedroom residence on the property.
'Anything needed can be provided,' the listing adds.
However, Caity believed that a rate of $80 per night would have been more reasonable for the listing.
'I don't know if she's had any success, but I don't think that charging this amount of money for the bare minimum is a smart way of going about trying to pad your wallet,' she said.
