Scooby-Doo co-star Matthew Lillard on the film's 20th anniversary, Airbnb and Warner Bros. offer an overnight stay at the Mystery Machine when parked in the beautiful mountains of Malibu.

What it is: Airbnb's 20th Anniversary Mystery Machine Night from Scooby-Doo

Every kid growing up in the US since 1969 has wondered if it was Fred, Daphne, Velma, or Shaggy. Since I knew for a long time that I was the last, I took the opportunity to review what I experienced and spend the night in the Mystery Machine.

"I've been following Steppe since his live adaptation in 2002, and he's been a part of me ever since," said Lillard, 52. "I can't wait to welcome guests to the world of the Mystery Inc. band as their host on Airbnb and give them a summer vacation they'll never forget… Monsters not included!"

After a leisurely Uber ride on the Pacific Coast, I found myself in a quiet mountain oasis with the Mystery Machine, ready for a night of glamping complemented by heavenly ocean views.

In addition to luxuriously laid out picnic tables and baskets full of delicious food (including Scooby snacks), there's a makeshift outdoor lounge with guitar, board games, a matching CD player, and a Sugar Ray CD as a reference for the musical by the band Miniature.

There are also plenty of likes to get all the fixes for Insta-worthy photo options, including a tricked-out surfboard, a life-size plush Scooby, and a luggage rack to channel your inner Fred, Daphne, Velma, or Steps. There's even a Scooby collar.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Scooby-Doo film adaptation, Airbnb and Warner Bros. offered three lucky nights to three lucky fans in a minibus in the beautiful mountains of Malibu. Hosted by actor Shaggy Matthew Lillard, fans only have to pay $20 for a one-time slumber party and temporary concert with Mystery Inc.