RV rental Loch Lomond Park, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Most people choose to go RV camping at Loch Lomond Park to indulge in an afternoon of boating. Due to the increase of aquatic invasive species, there are strict rules when it comes to boating here. Private boat launching is restricted to vessels that are stored at the Loch Lomond Recreational Area only, with the storage fee including the regular decontamination and cleaning of vessels. If you’d rather not store your boat here for the long term, there are plenty of boat rental opportunities too. Speed boats, rowboats, paddleboats, and ‘Nucanoes’ can all be hired for half or full-day rental. Don’t forget to bring your best rod and bait during your Loch Lomond Park camping trip, as trout are in ample supply in these waters. Fishing from your boat or a shady spot along the shoreline is permitted, as long as you’ve got a fishing license. If not, the park office can sort one out for you, no problem. Along with trout, there’s a great chance of reeling in bluegill, largemouth bass, or catfish for a tasty BBQ dinner. Camping at Loch Lomond isn’t just about the water. While some of the land surrounding the lake is off-limits due to preservation efforts, the southern end of the reservoir boasts more than 12 miles of rugged hiking trails, just waiting to be explored. The Big Trees Nature Trail is ideal for anyone visiting with little ones as its less than a mile long but still offers stunning views of the surrounding forest. Alternatively, try the Highland Loop, a 4-mile, steep, and challenging hike. The loop takes walkers on an adventure along the coastline, through redwood and pinewood forests, and features spectacular views of the lake and San Lorenzo Valley. It’s worth setting aside half a day to take advantage of this picturesque trail.