RV rental New River, AZ: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

When you book an RV in New River, you make the first step towards getting to all the national forests and state parks around the town. Nature lovers don’t have to travel far – Lake Pleasant Regional Park can be reached in less than half an hour's drive. The blue waters of the lake offer a much-needed getaway from the heat, as well as endless recreation opportunities. Visitors can swim, boat, and fish, and the adventurous spirits can explore the underwater world and its rock formations and try scuba diving. There are hiking trails around the lake and campers are welcome to pitch a tent or park their RVs on some of the sites. Those who want to let their wanderlust lead them through the wilderness without boundaries should pay a visit to Tonto National Forest. From the fresh water of Fossil Creek to the rugged rocks of Four Peaks, there is an abundance of extraordinary things to see and do. Leave your New River camper rental and go hiking, biking, and climbing in this enormous forest. Several lakes and rivers are hidden among the trees, offering their waters for boating, swimming, and water skiing. Adjacent to this giant is another incredible place – Coconino National Forest. Famous for its incredible red rocks and their unusual shapes, this vast area displays a variety of landscape ranging from desert lowlands to mountainsides under a canopy of pine trees. Explore the depths of Oak Creek Canyon and enjoy swimming and fishing in Oak Creek or take a scenic ride along its edge. History buffs will be thrilled to find several archeological sites where they can see ancient ruins and petroglyphs of peoples who inhabited the area. Get your New River RV rental on the road to the north and after a few hours, you will arrive at Grand Canyon National Park. The Colorado River flows through an impressive gorge displaying shades of red you have never seen. In addition to admiring this natural wonder, there are a number of activities you can take part in, such as whitewater rafting, hiking, and mule riding.