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

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. Coldbrook Campground has 22 sites that come standard with a fire pit and a grill. There are no picnic tables at the individual campsites, but a few communal tables are provided. Hiking trails and vault toilets are also available in the campground. Manker is another recommended campground. There are 21 sites available, no hookups, but each site has picnic tables, fire pits, and vault toilets. There are plenty of trailheads that spur from this campsite that can take you through the forest and up to the summit of nearby mountains. The maximum RV length is 15 feet. If you’re looking for a larger campground, the Crystal Lake Rec Area Campground is just south of Crystal Lake. This campground rests at 5,500 feet above sea level and boasts 50 campsites. Crystal Lake Rec Area campers will have access to Crystal Lake as well as Windy Gap and Mt. Islip. There are no hookups, but vault toilets are available, and the maximum RV length is 22 feet. These are just a few samples of the many campgrounds available to Angeles National Forest campers, so check online to see which park is right for you.

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. Another nearby city with visiting is Pasadena. This lovely city is very artsy and is home to some amazing art collections. Bring the family shopping at any of the boutiques in town. From antique shops to vintage clothing stores, bargain basements to kitchenware, there's something for everyone at the shops. Also, make time to poke around at all the museums that Pasadena has to offer. Just south of Los Angeles is the city of Anaheim where the world-famous Disneyland Resort is located. This magical theme park is family-friendly and great for all ages. Play on the rides, see a show, or have an amazing dinner. When your Angeles National Forest camping trip is complete, you'll find plenty of gas stations and restaurants in the surrounding cities to get you road-ready!