RV rental Long Beach, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

California is home to nine National Parks and more than a hundred hiking trails in the Southern region alone! These environments are national treasures, drawing in visitors from all over the globe, many of whom wisely choose to rent a travel trailer, camper or motorhome. Outdoor enthusiasts who set out in an RV rental in Los Angeles County should check out the Dominguez Gap Wetlands. Located next to the LA River, the area is known for its unique ecosystem and offers trails for hikers, bikers, and horses. Bluff Park in Long Beach is home to the Lone Sailor Memorial. The city park encompasses more than 13 acres. Go for a stroll on the beach and enjoy the ocean views or meander the paved footpaths. If you get tired of the dazzling ocean views, use one of the many telescopes to spot hang-gliders, skywriters, far off ships or seagulls. Heading south down the coast you’ll find Crystal Cove State Park. Just north of Laguna Beach , it’s an RV renter’s paradise. This is one of the greatest places to see an extensive array of animal life. Crystal Cove has coves, beaches and tide pools. It is home to creatures like sea lions, otters, starfish, octopuses, rattlesnakes, mountain lions and more! The El Moro Canyon Trail is located here and features more than 10 miles of hiking, with multiple loops ranging from easy to strenuous in difficulty. You can even stay in your rental camper at the Moro Campground. There’s also plenty of RV camping at Bolsa Chica State Beach. The beach brings in a myriad of people that take advantage of the waterfront activities. It’s an excellent place for water sports like surfing, skiing, snorkeling, parasailing, and kayaking. There’s always a game of beach volleyball going on, and it’s a prime location to fish for perch, corbina, and sand shark. If the adventure you seek lies in the mountains, look no further than Chino Hills State Park. Just an hour drive from Long Beach in your motorhome rental and you’re there! The park sprawls for more than 14,000 acres across large portions of the Santa Ana Mountains and Puente-Chino Hills. There are more than 60 miles of trails, many open to mountain bikers and horseback riders. It’s also very RV-friendly!