RV rental Antioch, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

If you want to learn a little about the region’s mining history, then spend the afternoon at the Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve. Just south of Antioch, these rolling hills and shallow valleys were once the site of a huge industrial endeavor. Today, you can hike along the trails, look to the skies in the hopes of seeing a rare golden eagle, or lay out a picnic blanket on the side of a hill and just enjoying the view. If you’re more interested in seeing some of the variety of California wildlife, go over the bay to the Grizzly Island Wildlife Area, near Suisun City . You can enjoy a low-key day of easy hikes and walks as you keep an eye out for species that are found only in this specific wetlands area, like the tule elk. When it’s finally time to get away from the urban sprawl, then take your Antioch motorhome rental to Stanislaus National Forest . About two hours to the east of town, Stanislaus National Forest is just shy of 900,000 acres of California wilderness broken up into 1,100 miles of trails just waiting to be explored. One of the oldest national forests in the country, this paradise is broken up by strong granite formations, laced with almost 1,000 miles of river, and even offers locations for skiing and snowboarding. No matter the season, Stanislaus will have a myriad of activities for you to indulge in.