RV rental Red Rock Canyon Park, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

There are endless ways to explore when you're renting an RV at Red Rock Canyon Park, whether it be via the one-way scenic drive, one of the many hiking trails, or on the back of a horse. Your Los Angeles camper rental is the perfect companion to take you around the 13-mile scenic drive, which is laden with plenty of lookouts, places to park up your RV rental, and access points to some of the park's best day hikes. Head to the park office before your visit to pick up a free map of the area and get some advice on what's best to do during your stay. To explore the park at your own pace, choose one of the trails that suits your ability level to begin your adventures. Just make sure to start out as early as possible if you're visiting during summer, as temperatures can soar upwards of 95°F by midday! If you're looking for a leisurely stroll, why not give the two-mile Oak Creek Canyon Trail a try. It'll take around one hour and a half to complete and will lead you through open desert and around some key rock formations. When you're RV camping at Red Rock Canyon Park during spring, this is the perfect trail to witness wildflowers blossoming in all their glory. Otherwise, if you're up for the challenge, this trail leads onto, Arnight, a more challenging hike – worth it simply for the panoramic views you'll get from the top! Wildlife sightings aren't uncommon in the park, especially on the Fire Ecology Trail, La Madre Spring Trail, and the path leading to First Creek Canyon. One of the most common animals you'll come across is the White-Tailed Antelope Ground Squirrel, who can often be found foraging for food on the ground. Larger animals such as the Bighorn sheep, Desert Tortoise, and Burros Donkey may also be seen on the trails and close to the visitor's center. As tempting as it may be, remember these are wild animals, so don't feed them! Camping at Red Rock Canyon also gives you a perfect chance for a spot of stargazing. Away from the bright lights of the cities, and with little cloud cover, each night presents the ideal opportunity for spotting shooting stars or learning some new constellations. Should you be interested in learning more about the world above us, the local astronomy club holds regular events in the Ricardo Campground.