RV rental Culver City, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

A day trip to the beach may not be enough for you, and you may want to stay the night and wake up to pounding surf. If so, the Dockweiler Beach in Playa del Rey is the closest you can get to being oceanside and within 20 minutes' drive of Culver City. You'll have 3.7 miles of ocean frontage to explore, and 288 acres of sand to dig your toes in. Give your legs a good workout on the bicycle path a few pedals away from the camp, or cast a line from one of the jetties on the north end of the beach. Bring your Culver City RV rental here and you'll be able to hook it up to Dockweiler RV Park's electricity, water, and sewer services, and take advantage of its showers and laundry facilities. There are a few campgrounds with RV sites within 30 miles of Culver City and are worth looking into if you want full hookups, clean showers, and access to freeways that easily get you to some of the most sparkling attractions in southern California. Spending a day or two in a Walmart parking lot is an economical alternative if you'd like to stay closer to Culver City. Seek permission from the store manager for overnight parking in Walmart stores in Hawthorne and Torrance as they are within 10 miles of downtown Culver City. However, you don't have to drive for miles to refuel: you'll find several gas stations in Culver City open 24/7.

Some of Hollywood's most celebrated films and television productions were made in the many studio lots around Culver City and a few of these have opened their doors to the public for daily tours. Visit the Sony Picture Museum and walk into moviemaking history as you glimpse into old Hollywood's glory days and enrich your understanding of how films are made today using cutting-edge technology. Learn about the city’s beginnings at the Culver City Historical Society Museum or explore the many historical sites like the 1887 St. Augustine Church, the City Hall built in 1928, and the Helms Building finished in the 1930s. Stand before contemporary and fine art collections at the many galleries lining Washington Blvd and browse documents and memorabilia on African American history and culture at Mayme A. Clayton Library and Museum. For an encounter with the weird and odd, step into the maze-like floor plan of the Museum of Jurassic Technology to view up close artifacts and trinkets covering art, science, and anthropology. Stock up your travel trailer rental in Culver City with fresh produce from the weekly farmers' market held every Tuesday afternoon along Main Street or treat your taste buds to a wide range of culinary offerings that you might expect from a city close to Los Angeles. Asian, French, and Italian cuisines are well-represented, with a good helping of American and Mexican choices too. If you’re into vegetarian meals, seafood, bistro, and diner fare, you will find the few options available are enough to satisfy your cravings. Like the many productions going on in the city’s sound stages, there’s more to Culver City than meets the eye. Scratch the surface a little deeper and you’ll see the cultural haven and foodie’s paradise that it is. Search for a camper rental in Culver City today, and direct your own adventure. You will be glad you did.