It’s been twenty years since Scooby and Shaggy solved the Spooky Island mystery in the franchise’s first live-action film, “Scooby-Doo.” To celebrate the anniversary, Matthew Lillard is embarking on a new mission – serving as Airbnb Host of the gang’s iconic Mystery Machine. Never before available to the public for overnight stays, the iconic Mystery Machine has come out of retirement (along with the spirit of Shaggy) to bring guests right back to 2002. Shaggy and Scooby embraced life on the road before it was cool, and the Mystery Machine is fully set up for two fans to experience all the spooky thrills for a night. For those looking to discover more unique stays, Airbnb recently introduced a new way to search designed around Airbnb Categories. With 12,500 campers available around the globe, there are plenty of Scooby-approved stays for a summer adventure. Lillard is serving up Y2K nostalgia and inviting select guests into the world he knows oh so well with an unforgettable camper stay along the Southern California coast this summer.