RV rental Leo Carrillo State Park, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

RV rental Leo Carrillo State Park, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Getting Outdoors

Leo Carrillo State Park is best known for its breathtaking coastline. Beachcombers enjoy strolling the sand in the early morning looking for shells as dolphins and sea lions play offshore. Low tide is an excellent time to explore the tide pools, and all of the exotic marine life found hanging on in the rocky, shallow water until the next high tide. As if that weren't interesting enough, several small coastal caves spice things up. You can learn all about these features at the park's visitor center, which features numerous exhibits about the area.
Getting Outdoors

Camping at Leo Carillo State Park

The Leo Carrillo State Park campground has 135 sites in the canyon across the highway, seven of which are wheelchair-accessible. These RV sites are shaded by sycamore trees and offer decent privacy. You’ll find 20, 30, and 50 amp hookups at these sites, as well as a dump station. Spaces are tight, however, and the maximum rig length is 31 feet.
Camping at Leo Carillo State Park

Exploring the Area

Leo Carrillo State Park’s campground location makes it perfect for further exploration of the Pacific Coast Highway in a rental RV. Point Mugu State Park is just a few miles to the north and Malibu Creek State Park is a few miles to the south. These are only two of the many coastal state parks within an easy days' drive of Leo Carrillo State Park. In addition to the state parks, this area of the California coast is also home to numerous historic Spanish missions.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Nicholas Flat Trail, CALeo Carrillo State Park, CA
  • Leo Carrillo Beach Trail, CALeo Carrillo State Park, CA
  • Yellow Hill Trail, CALeo Carrillo State Park, CA
  • Nicholas Flat via Decker School Road, CALeo Carrillo State Park, CA
  • Malibu Springs Trail to Nicholas Flat Trail, CASanta Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, CA
  • Robert H. Meyer Beach Trail, CARobert H. Meyer Memorial State Beach, CA
  • Ocean Overlook Loop Trail, CACharmlee County Regional Park, CA
  • Arroyo Sequit Loop Trail, CAMalibu, CA
  • Grotto Trail, CAPoint Mugu State Park, CA
  • Canyon View Loop Trail, CAMalibu, CA

Recent RV rental reviews in Leo Carrillo State Park

April B.

July, 2026

Megan and Justin were so great! They were easy to get in contact with and so helpful! We loved spending our weekend in their RV!
Joel M.

July, 2026

Roger was a fantastic host! He is friendly, thorough and had great communication. His van has everything you could need and our stay in Mammoth was very comfortable. Highly recommend!
Matthew P.

July, 2026

Great RV. Great host. Loved the third captain seat. Made a great perch for our 9 year old. Perfect for a family of three — two adults one kid. Could comfortably fit one more kid in the loft and another adult or teen on the table bed. Did 1200+ plus miles and spent $650 on gas (@≈ $4.70/gallon).

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