This Campsite Does Not Exist is a gallery of AI generated images of campsites, none of which are real. Twice a day a bot rolls up a scene from scratch, has a language model turn it into a photographer's brief, and renders it with Microsoft's MAI Image 2.6 model. The site has accumulated more than 4,000 imaginary campsites, from a tent at the edge of the ocean to mountain, desert, beach and van life scenes.
Visitors click for another random campsite, browse by tags such as beach, mountain, night, sunset, tent and vanlife, and see the latest additions on a new page. An upvote button lets people mark the campsites they would most like to wake up in, and the most liked ones are shown on a separate page. Each image has a copy link option for sharing.
It is a creative and entertainment project rather than a working tool, suited to anyone who enjoys AI generated imagery, wants camping inspiration for mood boards, or is curious about how a language model and an image model can be chained together in an automated pipeline. The site was built by Andy Feliciotti.
Using the gallery is free and requires no account. The only monetary option is an optional Buy Me a Coffee link for supporting the creator.
