Canyon RV Park

The Great Outdoors

When you search for an RV in Orange County, you will quickly discover that Southern California has amazing beaches, and Crystal Cove State Park in Laguna Beach is perhaps one of the best. The state park has more than three miles of white sand beaches with sandy coves and tide pools. In addition to the beach, the park boasts 2,400 acres of backcountry wilderness and offshore underwater area. There are over 15 miles of multi-purpose nature trails as well as a 2.5-mile paved trail that runs along the bluff tops. This paved trail is perfect for easy sunset walks, bike riding, and photography. Atop the bluff, you’ll find a modern campground that can accommodate your campervan rental if you decide you want to be lulled to sleep by the sound of waves breaking on the shore.Just a short drive away in Orange, California, you’ll find the popular Irvine Regional Park. The park sits on 491 acres of oak and sycamore trees. Relax by the calming Santiago Creek or watch the ducks swim in the pond. Bring your horses on three miles of equestrian trails that skirt the perimeter of the park, or stretch your legs on several miles of paved multi-purpose trails. Play a friendly game of softball on one of the four fields, or challenge your friends to a round of horseshoes. If you have children, they are bound to enjoy one of the six playgrounds or a pony ride. After a long day in the sun, the Irvine Park Railroad will take you on a ten-minute ride past two lakes and around an oak woodland.The Oak Canyon Nature Center is nestled in the Anaheim Hills and is a gorgeous place if you want to unplug and get back into nature. The park consists of three adjoining canyons and a lovely stream that meanders through the park. It is home to several kinds of unique plants and animals. Hike on over four miles of nature trails that wind through one of the few remaining oak woodlands and coastal sage scrub in the area. You’ll also want to visit the John C. Collier Interpretive Center. Inside, you’ll find a small museum, a few live animal exhibits, and information on the region’s natural history. It’s a great place to both learn about the local area and experience the serene outdoors when you camp in an RV near Anaheim.

Exploring the City

If you’re camping at Canyon RV Park, chances are you’re in the area looking to visit Disneyland. This epic park has tons to do, see, and experience. No matter your age, you’ll quickly discover why Disneyland is called “The Happiest Place on Earth.” Whether the little ones are immersing themselves in the fairy tale world or the older kids are looking for a jolt of adrenaline aboard one of the dozens of coasters, Disneyland is truly a magical experience. Just wear comfortable shoes and come with patience to tolerate the long lines.But there are a ton of things to do in Anaheim besides Disneyland. If you enjoy baseball, stop by the Angel Stadium and cheer on the Los Angeles Angels. The fourth oldest stadium in Major League Baseball, Angel Stadium can attract up to 45,000 screaming fans. If ice hockey is more your thing, check out the Anaheim Ducks right across the street at the Honda Center. In addition to hockey, the stadium regularly hosts live concerts, football games, and other events.If long lines and loud fans aren’t your cups of tea, perhaps cooking is. Find the freshest produce in town at Downtown Anaheim Farmers Market. The market brings together certified farmers, gourmet food, craft fairs, and homegrown music. Whether you’re looking for some organic fares for your next recipe, hoping to connect with local musicians, or purchase some handcrafted gifts, this Anaheim gem certainly won’t disappoint.