The Mercedes Unimog truck from The Walking Dead is transformed into an off-the-grid sleeping pod where guests can stay from $102 per night

If you’re afraid of an impending zombie apocalypse, then you might want to check out this quirky Airbnb.

A 1966 Mercedes Unimog truck previously used in The Walking Dead and The Hunger Games is now available for overnight stays.

Parked in the woods in Kimberly, Alabama, the rugged all-terrain vehicle has been converted into a sleeping pod, but owners note that many original features remain, including “dried zombie blood” on the window.

Stays in the truck from $102 per night and it is parked next to a tree house, which can sleep two more people.

The rugged all-terrain vehicle, which is parked in the woods in Kimberly, Alabama, has been converted into a sleeping pod

The owners note that many original features have been retained, including ‘dried zombie blood’ on the window

Stays in the truck start from $102 per night and it is parked next to a treehouse, which can sleep another two people

Photos show how the camper has been converted into a comfortable sleeping space, with the interior gutted to make room for a double mattress.

Airbnb guests can access the van through the rear doors.

To make the stay as comfortable as possible, the hosts have furnished the accompanying tree house with a small outdoor kitchen, a veranda, an outdoor shower and a compact travel toilet with compostable waste bags.

However, guests are warned that the water may not work during the winter months if temperatures drop below zero.

Since there are no shops nearby, guests can order a pizza package at the campsite, including a ball of homemade dough, a bag of pepperoni, a bag of mozzarella and cooking instructions.

And for dessert there is a s’mores package if you really want to get into the camping spirit, with marshmallows, chocolate and graham crackers. Homemade chocolate chip cookies are also offered.

So far, the unique property has a five-out-of-five rating on Airbnb from 153 reviews and the site says it’s one of their “most loved homes.”

One guest left a glowing review after their stay in November, writing: ‘A great, secluded place to get away from the world.

To make the stay as comfortable as possible, the hosts have furnished the accompanying tree house with a small outdoor kitchen and a veranda

Next to the Unimog is a compact travel toilet with compostable waste bags

One guest left a glowing review after their stay in November, writing: ‘A wonderful, secluded place to get away from the world’

‘I made last minute plans to stay in the Unimog with my wife for my second anniversary and couldn’t be happier.

‘It’s a fun, off-grid camping experience with great amenities and a helpful group of people who make you feel at home.’

Another happy camper said after touring the site in October: ‘If I could give it six stars I would! Fantastic stay!!! I loved every minute of this adventure. Immediate greetings from [host] Halee and she took care of us from start to finish.

‘We ordered the pizza package with their freshly made dough. Astonishing! The experience was wonderful.

‘My son and I both made a personal pizza with the kit. The free cookies were to die for. Flexible check-in and check-out. Lots of trails, we spent some time at Case Rock, a short distance from the Unimog.

‘We loved this unique experience and can’t wait to come back! I had sufficient reception outside the power. Had everything we needed.’