RV Rental Livingston, CA

Henry W. Coe State Park is one of the largest state parks in Northern California. It is a recreational preserve open to the public for a variety of activities such as hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and more. Backpackers will enjoy the moderately difficult trails while picnickers and photographers will enjoy the natural surroundings. The park consists of lofty ridges, steep canyons, and oak savanna tree stands. It is open to camping, accessible by car, and the volunteer organization that manages the park offers guided tours. It is also home to numerous animal species including mountain lions. Your Livingston camper rental is the perfect photography blind for capturing images of this wonderful environment.

San Luis National Wildlife Refuge is a combined wetland and grasslands preserve, providing sanctuary to a variety of plant and animal species. Many of these species, such as the San Joaquin kit fox, are endangered. Wildlife observers visiting the area can use any of the three auto tour routes that dissect the park and offer a glimpse of what is there. The refuge contains numerous stands of tree species, like valley oak, cottonwood, and willow. It has a visitors center where guests can view interactive exhibits explaining the wildlife and habitat. Keep your Livingston RV rental on hand for a post-activity coffee and take some photos with your RV in the foreground.

Yosemite National Park is also a short distance from Livingston and is an iconic American park located in the High Sierra Mountains. It was established in 1864 and is most famous for its waterfalls, but visitors will also find ancient stands of giant sequoias, expansive meadows and deep valleys, and much, much more. Popular activities within the park include backpacking and hiking, rock climbing, winter sports, and others; the park is open all year round.

There are quite a few RV parks and campgrounds in the vicinity of Livingston. Your Livingston motorhome rental is all you need to enjoy these campgrounds and destinations, and to have a memorable experience.

Merced River RV Resort is located between Sacramento and Fresno, along the Merced River. Customers have full hookups and Wi-Fi and can spend their time horseback riding, hiking, or mountain biking. The nearby river and Bass Lake offer the chance to go fishing or river rafting and nearby golf courses provide a chance to play a round or two.

The Lakes RV & Golf Resort is a modern RV campground with a small lake, swimming pool and spa, and much more. Most sites have full hookups and pull-through access; the park also has restrooms and showers, and laundry facilities. On-site activities include basketball, volleyball and tennis courts, a horseshoe pitch, and a clubhouse. Picnic tables are available near the lake.

There are a lot of things to do around Livingston, such as taking in the museums and art galleries. One museum, dedicated to local history, has both indoor and outdoor displays and a canoe that children can get into. There are theaters where patrons can watch live Broadway-style plays and other entertainments. A casino bar allows visitors can play the slot machines, darts, or a game of pool while relaxing over a drink.

There is a good supply of restaurants, about equally commercial fast food enterprises and locally owned and operated businesses and the choices are good. Customers can choose from seafood and diner-style home cooking, Mexican, Chinese and more. One of the pizzerias has a game room for kids; if you eat here, try the chicken salad or the fried chicken. Another venue, specializing in Mexican food, offers large portions at reasonable prices. Try the Pollo a la parrilla (chicken breast with green sauce) and enjoy it on their outdoor patio.

If quiet and solitude are what you're after, consider preparing your own home-cooked meal in your Livingston luxury RV rental. Local grocery outlets can provide whatever you need, and nothing ever really matches your taste preferences the way your cooking does. Sit outside your home-on-wheels in lawn chairs, enjoying the night sky and uninterrupted conversation. This is how vacation memories are created.