RV rental Poway, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Poway is well-known as a hiking haven, and with several incredible trails within this small motorhome rental city, as well as a dozen more in the surrounding area, your legs will get a vigorous workout in the exotic rolling hills and desert scrub. The town is closely tied to its outdoors areas and takes immense pride in its views. Lake Poway is a favorite for those visiting the area. With a small lake perfect for fishing and boating, an operational archery range, and numerous hiking trails, this recreation area could serve as one of the many highlights of your Poway rental RV vacation. Also in town, the Blue Sky Ecological Reserve holds many rare species of birds and plants. Perhaps the best time to visit the reserve though is at night, where you can see the cosmos almost in its entirety, dotted with trillions of specks of light. North of Poway near the city of Temecula , you can visit the Cleveland National Forest, home to Palomar Mountain. The forest was dedicated by President Theodore Roosevelt and designated as a massive wilderness recreation area to accommodate hikers, campers, recreational vehicles, mountain bikers, rock climbers, and anyone else that enjoys the thick mountainous scrublands that cover the area. Further north lies the Santa Rosas and Santa Jacinto National Monument, a breathtaking protected area lying between the eponymous mountain ranges on either side. Many recreational activities are allowed here but it is hiking that is the main attraction. The Pacific Crest Trail, one of the very first hiking trails ever created in the USA, runs through the western parts of the Monument making it one of the most widely visited areas in the country. Last but not least, Joshua Tree National Park is a must-visit with the rental RV in Poway, CA. This incredible park is famous throughout the known world and is one of the only places to contain the alien-like Joshua trees. This park is unique because it serves as a blending point between the Mojave and Colorado deserts, making it a fascinating mix of ecosystems not seen anywhere else. It is also a favorite for rock climbers and fans of bouldering because the desert landscape is dotted with monolithic rock formations that are addicting to climb.