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

Less than half an hour’s drive in your Gustine motorhome rental brings you to San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area, home to three lakes and a variety of recreational activities including boating, board sailing, and fishing. Stop by at the visitor center to learn about the reservoir and water projects. You can also take advantage of the telescopes provided to view the area. The park is a popular place to picnic with the North and South Beach day-use areas providing round 200 picnic sites with shade ramadas, tables, and BBQ grills. If you feel like a stroll after your picnic, the five-mile San Luis Accessible Trail runs along the O’Neill Forebay shoreline or you could try the six-mile Lone Oak Trail round trip that starts near the Basalt Boat Ramp. Henry W. Coe State Park, one of Northern California’s largest state parks is about an hour's drive away in your Gustine RV rental. The park extends over 87,000 acres of rugged terrain with steep ridges and canyons. Biking and hiking are popular activities along the park’s trails and old ranch roads which cover over 250 miles. If you’re looking to cool off, try the China Hole Loop hike which passes by the site of an old mineral springs resort, before bringing you to China Hole - a natural pool of 20 feet wide by 7-8 feet deep with a small beach and exposed boulders. If you’re interested in history, you could check out the photos of the Madrone Soda Springs spa from before it got dismantled, on display at the visitor center. Another nearby park worth visiting with the Gustine camper rental is Pinnacles National Park. The stunning rock formations that the park is famous for were created by volcanoes around 23 million years ago. This unique landscape of talus caves and rock spires is home to the highly endangered Californian Condor. You may also see golden eagles and falcons on your visit, as well as bobcats, coyotes, or even the elusive mountain lion. The park has 32 miles of hiking trails, or you can explore the cave formations. Climbing is also a popular activity with routes varying from simple top rope climbs to multi-pitch climbs along Machete Ridge. Two of the area’s most famous parks are both situated around a two-hour drive away with a Gustine motorhome rental - Castle Rock State Park and Yosemite National Park. Castle Rock is famous for its sculpted sandstone, forests, and stunning panoramic views, being home to one of the highest ridges in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Hike, backpack, or horseback ride the park’s trail system for over 30 miles. The trails link to the extensive Santa Clara and San Lorenzo Valley trails as well as the Skylink to the Sea Trail. Try the Saratoga Toll Road hike along the historic logging and stagecoach road for scenic viewpoints or stroll the short 1.3-mile circuit to see the 75-foot Castle Rock Falls. The park’s many caverns and rock formations, including its namesake, Castle Rock, make it a popular climbing destination. Yosemite National Park needs little introduction as one of the nation’s most famous parks. Extending over 1,200 square miles, there is a vast multitude of areas and places to visit within the park. Whether it's your first visit or your hundredth, you’ll still be amazed by the beauty of Yosemite. Visit Yosemite Valley, accessible all year round, and enjoy some of Yosemite's most famous views including Tunnel View. Tour the giant sequoias at Mariposa Grove, with over 500 mature sequoias and guided tours, there’s plenty to take in. Or drive your Gustine luxury RV rental down to Tuolumne Meadows and enjoy the sheer beauty of this huge subalpine meadow. While you’re in the area take in the magnificent views from the Tioga Road, a 47-mile scenic drive between Crane Flat and Tioga Pass.