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Folsom Lake State Recreation Area surrounds California’s Folsom Lake and sprawls at the base of the Sierra Nevada foothills. Book an RV in Sacramento County and set a course for the Recreation Area, which can be reached from either Highway 50 or I-80. Located near the town of Folsom, the recreation area sits approximately 30 minutes away from Sacramento, the Golden State capital. 

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Getting Outdoors

Whether you choose to trek around the land or lounge by the water, you’ll find just about any outdoor experience you seek at the Folsom Lake State and Recreation Area. Pick up your RV rental in Sacramento County and head to the base of the majestic Sierra Nevada mountain range to discover everything this 19,564-acre park has to offer.

Camping at Folsom Lake State Recreation Area

Folsom Lake’s three campgrounds include Beal's Point and Peninsula campgrounds which are located on Folsom Lake and Negro Bar Group campground at Lake Natoma. Beal’s Point is located just north of Folsom Dam. It accommodates motorhomes up to 31 feet long and offers full hookups in the RV loop of the campground, as well as wheelchair-accessible restrooms with showers.

Exploring the Area

Before you set out to explore more of central California, make sure to tour the Folsom Powerhouse State Historic Park. This historic site preserves one of the United States first AC hydroelectric power stations. The Folsom Powerhouse produced 11,000 volts of electricity for Sacramento residents from 1885 to 1952 and was once called "the greatest operative electrical plant on the American continent."

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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Recent RV rental reviews in Folsom Lake State Recreation Area

Rick o.

March, 2026

Justin did a good job helping set up our trip. He was quick to respond to any questions. He was very helpful in setting up pick up and drop off times for the trip The motor home had plenty of room 3 adult, a baby, golf clubs and supplies for our 8 day trip. Overall I would definitely rent from him again.
Keenan Q.

March, 2026

We had a great time on our trip, the RV was everything and more. It was perfect for the three of us and handled our trip wonderfully. We drove through three states and back with no problems and would do it again. Thank you Wallace for your great communication and RV. 12/10
Shirley N.

March, 2026

Nothing but good things to say about this rental experience!

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