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Ladera Ranch is an unincorporated community in Orange County, California, dating back as far as 1882. It differentiates itself by using intersection roundabouts, landscaped meridians, and narrower streets to encourage slower traffic speeds (rather than through police enforcement). It was originally farmland but Orange County's increasing urbanization forced it to become a planned community. The community leaders, who were very family oriented, developed the plan in consideration of young children and families. The community is home to many high-caliber shopping centers and restaurants. Your Ladera Ranch luxury RV rental will blend in perfectly.

Search for an RV in Orange County and you will be exploring one of the most beautiful areas in Southern California. Other cities and communities will also prove interesting to visitors. Laguna Niguel, incorporated in 1989, began as a privately owned ranch. Dana Point was once labeled “The most romantic spot in California” by Richard Henry Dana Jr, the Harvard lawyer the city was named after (it was named “Capistrano Bay” at the time). Visitors from California's interior often mentioned they would vacation “ocean side”, which became the town's name (Oceanside). Carlsbad was once renamed “Carl” to avoid being confused with Carlsbad, New Mexico, but Carlsbad, Orange County citizens forced their leaders to change the name back. Vista is known as “The Avocado Capital of the World” even though it grows tomatoes, celery, citrus fruits, and other crops too. You can grocery shop here and buy your produce “fresh off the farm” before taking it back to your Ladera Ranch RV rental.

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The Great Outdoors

Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park is a protected wilderness preserve near the Santa Ana Mountains. It consists of river terraces and sandstone canyons which are complemented by coast live oak and California sycamore tree stands. Seasonal wildflowers accent the hills and valleys, providing one of many food sources to the local wildlife that can be observed from the numerous hiking trails. Trails are dedicated to mountain biking and horseback riding, and the park has an amphitheater hosting concerts and social events within the park. Park your Ladera Ranch RV trailer rental nearby and enjoy the concert from your home-on-wheels.

Aliso Summit Trail is a short trail from the area's interior to a destination near the coast. It is accessible to hikers and mountain bikers, runners, and owners out walking their dogs; there is plenty of room for everyone on this path. From the end of the trail, participants can see Alison Beach County Park and the ocean. The trail is lined with flowers and is suitable for everyone, with one moderately steep hill at the end. It is open all year round.

Acu Canyon Park is a semi-developed park with large grassy areas, small streams and bridges, and hiking trails. It is a popular place for picnics. Guests can enjoy a quiet, relaxing afternoon soaking up the sunshine, going on photography hunts, or doing whatever helps them appreciate this urban park. Stop by in your Ladera Ranch travel trailer rental and have a home-prepared lunch while enjoying this slice of heaven.

RV Parks

There are a number of RV Parks and Campgrounds near Ladera Ranch, and many of them have recreational trails for hiking and biking, big rig access and restrooms. Children are welcome. Most of the campgrounds have some tent camping but usually in a separate area from the RV campers.

San Clemente State Beach has showers, some trees and shade, and the front gate is protected with a security code for late night or early morning entry or exit. Pets are allowed. The individual sites have pull-through access, full hookups, and some picnic tables and fire rings. The campground has beach access for its guests, but it is a public beach.

San Onofre State Beach (San Mateo Campground) has showers, asphalt roads, and a dump station. Pets are accepted. Individual sites have asphalt pads, electricity and water, picnic tables and fire rings. The campground sells firewood. This campground is close to Camp Pendleton (an army base) but it is open to the public without any restrictions.

Live Oak Campground has social activities for its guests, in addition to the above-mentioned amenities. Individual sites have electricity and water.

Exploring The City

There is a lot for visitors to do in Ladera Ranch. There are a number of amusement parks to choose from, one dedicated to children and another to sea-related topics. A third focuses on the trapeze and dares guests with no gymnastics training to try it while receiving lessons and feedback. A combination zoo-safari park offers a rope course and zip line, in addition to a chance to observe cheetahs and exotic birds up close, at arm's length.

Ladera Ranch is a good place for enjoying concerts, theater shows, and ballet. Visitors can see Pygmalion or The Nutcracker; kids can sign up for one or two dance classes and sample ballet, hip-hop. or their own favorite dance routine (multiple styles are available for instruction). Cruises will expose you to whale watching or maybe a glowing sunset, while trolley cars can open up the city and its offerings.

Sunsets are the day's reminder that it is time to feast. Ladera Ranch and the surrounding area is a good site for experiencing locally owned and operated restaurants, some of which cater to all-day breakfasts. A certain pancake house includes S'mores French Toast on its menu, or you can choose the California Omelette with a short stack. Or both. One family-run Asian restaurant offers a varied menu of Chinese and Thai items, attracting diners from neighboring communities with their diner-selected spice levels. Don't leave here without trying the Tom Yum soup. This diner also delivers, allowing you to enjoy it in the comfort of your Ladera Ranch camper rental.

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