RV rental Angeles National Forest, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

RV rental Angeles National Forest, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Just north of the City of Angels, surrounded by Santa Clarita, San Bernardino, and Pasadena, is the enormous, 650,000-acre Angeles National Forest. This southern California landmark is large enough to secure 44,000 acres of the Sheep Mountain Wilderness and 36,000 acres of the San Gabriel Wilderness Area.

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Getting Outdoors

Are you one for exploration and discovery? There are plenty of hiking trails available in the park. Try out the Gabrielino Trail in the southwestern area of the forest. This goliath trail is 27.5 miles through wooded forest and a diverse array of fauna. Deer are commonly seen on this trail. Bears are also common but tend to be shy around humans. The park asks that you keep a keen eye out for wild animals and dangerous plants.
Getting Outdoors

Camping at the Angeles National Forest

Angeles National Forest campers are spoiled for choice, with several campgrounds to choose from. Overall, there are dozens of campgrounds, but only a few are RV-friendly, and even fewer have hookups. Coldbrook Campground is a nice place to call home while camping in the Angeles National Forest. It's located in the western part of the forest, just outside Rattlesnake Peak.
Camping at the Angeles National Forest

Exploring the Area

Angeles National Forest is located just north of one of the largest cities in the United States. Head to L.A. during your RV camping and see the sights. You can’t do it all in one day, but you can do quite a lot. See a show, check out a museum, watch a national sports team play, see the ballet: it’s all within reach. You might run into a celebrity or see a movie being filmed. L.A. has any sort of restaurant you could possibly fancy. If you’re ready for a big city trip, look no further than the City of Angels.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Mt. Baden-Powell from Islip Saddle, CAAngeles National Forest, CA
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  • Islip Saddle to Little Jimmy Campground and Mt. Islip, CAAngeles National Forest, CA
  • Mt Islip, CAAngeles National Forest, CA
  • Mount Williamson and Pleasant View Ridge via Pacific Crest Trail, CAAngeles National Forest, CA
  • Little Jimmy Springs, CAAngeles National Forest, CA
  • Windy Gap to South Mount Hawkins, Mount Islip, and Cystal Lake Loop, CAAngeles National Forest, CA
  • Crystal Lake to Throop Peak, CAAngeles National Forest, CA
  • South Mount Hawkins Loop, CAAngeles National Forest, CA
  • Crystal Lake to South Mt. Hawkins Trail, CAAngeles National Forest, CA

Recent RV rental reviews in Angeles National Forest

Matthew C.

August, 2026

Ray was super friendly and responsive throughout the entire experience. He took plenty of time to walk us through the van and gave detailed instructions on how to operate all of the vehicle systems, which made us feel very comfortable before heading out.
Denise S.

August, 2026

Sergio, was accommodating with the pick up time, appreciated him allowing us to pick earlier. He was very thorough on providing how everything worked inside and outside. The only thing I would suggest is to have screens on all windows, we were limited to what windows we could open, other than that it was a great time. Thank you Sergio!
If we need to rent an RV I would definitely contact Outdoorsy/Sergio for future camping trips.
Esteban H.

August, 2026

My family had a great time. Definitely coming back .

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