RV Rental Isleton, CA

When you book an RV in Isleton, you can begin your vacation by driving to the Grizzly Island Wildlife Area where you can keep your eyes peels for rare and endangered species. Bald eagles, salt marsh harvest mice, and the California black rail are all inhabitants of these tidal wetlands. Waterfowl, tule elk, and doves are commonly spotted throughout the park too. The wildlife area encompasses an area of approximately 12,900 acres which are spread across 10 land parcels. The area can be explored by road, walking trails, or waterway.

Another nearby outdoors attraction is the Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve in Antioch. This 6,096-acre preserve was opened in the 1970s and is an excellent place to combine nature viewing with history. Black Diamond was originally the home of three Native American tribes who shared the Bay Miwok Language and then was converted into a ranching area by foreign settlers in the late 1700s. Black Diamond then became the center of a thriving coal, and later sand, mining industry. Nowadays, the Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve is a tranquil place to take a hike through evergreen forests, grassland, and chaparral; the area has 65 miles of scenic trails. Visitors can also find non-native eucalyptus, black locust, pepper trees, and other species sprinkled throughout the woodlands.

Before you return to the city, make sure you spend a day at Mount Diablo State Park in Walnut Creek. The highlight of a visit is certain to be a hike to the summit of Mount Diablo and the incredible view afforded by this vantage point. On a clear day, it’s said that you can see almost 200 miles into the distance from the observation deck. You can drive your RV to the visitor center atop the highest peak and then take a mild hike through the rolling hills and level valleys which surround the peak. The south side of the park is home to interesting rock formations, Native American grinding rocks, fossils, and caves.

After taking advantage of the outdoor activities west of Isleton, drive your RV rental east to Stanislaus National Forest. With over 800 miles of waterways, refreshing alpine lakes, and two designated wilderness areas, there’s no shortage of recreational activities to get involved in. Two of the most primitive hiking trails lead to Box Springs and Bourland Meadow inside the Emigrant Wilderness Area. Meanwhile, the fast-flowing Tuolumne River is an excellent spot for rafting. The forest can also be explored by horseback, mountain bike, or ATV, and during the winter, the rugged mountains are ideal for cross-country skiing and snowmobiles. You can either camp in designated locations within the national forest or park your RV rental near Isleton.

You may not find a place to park your motorhome rental in Isleton town center, but there are plenty of camping options within a short drive. Vineyard RV Park in Vacaville is one of the closest; it's conveniently located between Highways 505 and 80, making it easy to reach Sacramento city center and Grizzly Island Wildlife Area. This campground is pet-friendly and guests will have access to restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, and Wi-Fi as well as fitness facilities. You can stock up at supermarkets and purchase gas in Vacaville or Sacramento.

If you hope to explore Grizzly Island and the Napa Valley then you might prefer to take your RV travel trailer rental in Isleton to Tradewinds RV Park in West Vajello. The campground is located on the north side of the Carquinez Strait with quick access to Interstates 80 and 780. However, if you’d prefer to be within easy reach of all the highlights of Stanislaus County then take a look at the Flag City RV Resort. The park is just off the Interstate 5 and Highway 12 junction, providing access Sacramento and Stockton as well as California’s Sierra Nevada region and Grizzle Island Wildlife Area.

The historic city of Isleton is one of the oldest in the Sacramento River Delta area. Founded by a man named Joshua Poole in 1874, the small city quickly grew into an agricultural center with many Chinese and Japanese, and later Filipinos, immigrating to the area. As a result, the city is Isleton has a charming international flair. Residents previously divided the city into the East Side, known as the Japanese District, and the West Side, known as the Chinese District. The rich history of Isleton is evident in both districts and both are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

When you pick up your luxury RV rental in Isleton, take a day to stroll the streets and learn about the heritage of the town. You can wander past the Bing Kong Tong Building on Rio Vista. This was once the school, place of worship, and community hall of Chinese residents during the late 1800s. On the way, you can take a break in William Ramos Public Park and Recreation Area or grab a bite to eat in one of Isleton’s diverse restaurants. There’s something for everyone when you rent a motorhome in Isleton, California.