RV rental Grass Valley, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

You don’t need to know much about northern California to know that it is a place with abundant natural beauty. Grass Valley is an ideal place to rent an RV and begin your explanation for many reasons, most notably its proximity to the mountains and forests for which California is famous. In town, Condon Park is a great place to start, with its miles of friendly, scenic hiking trails winding between the forest groves. This park is known for being incredibly dog-friendly and pooches are allowed to roam freely and mingle without worry. Check out the 18-hole disc golf course there, too. Empire Mine State Historical Park is the site of two major mines that were donated to preserve the history of Grass Valley’s livelihood. Take a tour of the mines that produced over 5 million ounces of gold between 1856 and 1950. Just a short drive out of town in your Grass Valley RV rental will bring you to the precipice of spectacular nature uninterrupted by development. A handful of national forests are close by with Plumas National Forest being the closest. With over a million acres of serene ponderosa pines, white fir, Douglas fir, and Jeffrey’s pine, a tenth of which is old growth ancient forest, Plumas National Forest hypnotizes visitors with its ethereal beauty. South of Plumas you can find Tahoe, Humboldt-Toiyabe, and El Dorado National Forests, respectively. The remarkable waters of Lake Tahoe can be found in between the three of these forests and is considered the largest lake outside the Great Lakes, and the second deepest, too. Tahoe National Park has incredible mountain views of Mount Lassen and Mount Shasta, which are considered holy mountains to the indigenous peoples of California. You should take the time to take your Grass Valley camper rental to Yosemite National Park to see one of the treasures of the United State’s amazing national park system. With majestic granite cliffs, stunning biodiversity, careening waterfalls, and ancient sequoia groves, it is no wonder why Yosemite is the most popular park in the entire country.