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Incorporated in 1956, the city of Fremont is located in Northern California and is a satellite city of San Francisco. The temperate weather of Northern California sets the stage for some of the best camping around, making it a popular RV rental destination. The endless forests and wilderness landscapes of Northern California are simply calling your name and after you’ve fully indulged in all of the beauty of the area with your RV rental in Fremont, the city sites and scenes of Fremont and the Bay Area will call you right back.
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The Great Outdoors
Securing a Fremont RV rental by owner is one of the easiest ways to ensure that you’re going to be able to see as much of Northern California as you want. Located within Fremont city limits is the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Thanks to the Refuge’s 15 different types of habitats, there is a great amount of biodiversity in the park. Visitors can canoe or kayak through the tributaries or hike along the trails. Be sure to stay quiet because you may be able to spot a rare coastal bird!
RV Parks
There are very few RV Parks in the Fremont area. However, there are several RV parks in the surrounding towns. Check out The Fair Park RV at the Alameda County Fairgrounds. The RV sites have full hook-ups, laundry facilities, and Wi-Fi. Just north in San Leandro is Trailer Haven. This park offers Wi-Fi, full hook-ups, and it is pet-friendly!
Exploring the City
Thanks to the wide roads in Fremont, you can easily drive the RV around the city. But don’t forget, if you don’t want to drive around the city, you can take the VTA around town.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds
- Hiking TrailLocation
- Quarry Lakes Regional Recreational Area, CAFremont, CA
- Alameda Creek Regional Trail, CAUnion City, CA
- Sabrecat Creek Trail, CAFremont, CA
- Monument Peak Loop, CAMission Peak Regional Preserve, CA
- Bayview, Alameda Creek, Shoreline, and Apay Way Trail Loop, CANewark, CA
- Mission Peak Short Loop, CAMission Peak Regional Preserve, CA
- High Ridge Loop Trail, CAHayward, CA
- Mission Peak from Ohlone College, CAMission Peak Regional Preserve, CA
- Tolman Peak Trail, CAUnion City, CA
- Newark Slough Trail, CAFremont, CA
- CampgroundsLocation
- Anthony Chabot Regional Park, CAAlameda County, CA
- Del Valle Family Campground, CAAlameda County, CA
- Pelican Point RV Park, CASan Mateo County, CA
- San Francisco RV Resort, CASan Mateo County, CA
- Santa Cruz North / Costanoa KOA, CASan Mateo County, CA
- Santa Cruz Harbor RV Park, CASanta Cruz County, CA
- Santa Cruz / Monterey Bay KOA, CASanta Cruz County, CA
- Moss Landing KOA Express, CAMonterey County, CA
- Salinas / Monterey KOA, CAMonterey County, CA
- Olema Campground, CAMarin County, CA
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Recent RV rental reviews in Fremont
Ted K.
January, 2025
Our trip was more of a reset for my wife and I. We rented a van who's owner allowed dogs, so we also brought our 85lb black lab as well. A Ram 2500 fully loaded conversion van, with a 2 burner stove, working sink, small fridge, shower, porto-pot, and wi-fi was our vehicle for eight days.
We started in San Jose CA and drove north on the 5 to Seattle. It being in the middle of winter we encountered rain and fog. Fortunately for us, we did not have any snow on the road. Although the van owner provided me with chains, I purchased a set of much higher quality, just in case. Once we were driving in the Siskiyou mountains, it was immediately evident that the vehicle needed new wipers. I have no idea how I got us to Yreka, but we stopped and traded the old crusty wipper blades out for new Rain-X. Immediate difference. We made Eugene OR, the next day after staying the night in some po-dunk truck stop town to quell the nerves my wife was enduring. From Eugene, we headed to Vashon Island WA where we stayed a couple of days with some old friends. We took the 9'+ tall van on the ferry and low and behold, were able to enjoy a short trip across the beautiful Sound. My pics depict one of 125 Trolls built by Thomas Dambo. This is Oscar the Bird King btw. https://www.nwtrolls.org/#trolls
He has built these sculptures in more that 5 different countries, 6 being in the great Pacific NW.
From Vashon we traveled south to Centralia WA, and from there Astoria, Grants Pass, and then home. I gave the trip a 4 star, only because of the safety hazard of the wipers. In all we had a wonderfully cold experience camping in an Outdoorsy rental van. Thank you Outdoorsy, and we are already thinking about the planning of our next adventure.
We started in San Jose CA and drove north on the 5 to Seattle. It being in the middle of winter we encountered rain and fog. Fortunately for us, we did not have any snow on the road. Although the van owner provided me with chains, I purchased a set of much higher quality, just in case. Once we were driving in the Siskiyou mountains, it was immediately evident that the vehicle needed new wipers. I have no idea how I got us to Yreka, but we stopped and traded the old crusty wipper blades out for new Rain-X. Immediate difference. We made Eugene OR, the next day after staying the night in some po-dunk truck stop town to quell the nerves my wife was enduring. From Eugene, we headed to Vashon Island WA where we stayed a couple of days with some old friends. We took the 9'+ tall van on the ferry and low and behold, were able to enjoy a short trip across the beautiful Sound. My pics depict one of 125 Trolls built by Thomas Dambo. This is Oscar the Bird King btw. https://www.nwtrolls.org/#trolls
He has built these sculptures in more that 5 different countries, 6 being in the great Pacific NW.
From Vashon we traveled south to Centralia WA, and from there Astoria, Grants Pass, and then home. I gave the trip a 4 star, only because of the safety hazard of the wipers. In all we had a wonderfully cold experience camping in an Outdoorsy rental van. Thank you Outdoorsy, and we are already thinking about the planning of our next adventure.
Suman C.
January, 2025
we had a wonderful time! the van had everything we needed as a family of 3, including our 4 year old. loved all the dad-friendly things Steffen equipped the van with. pop-top was a super hit. everything was functional and clean.
Anven Z.
January, 2025
Great van, everything was in fantastic running condition and the van was very easy to drive!
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