RV Rental Los Angeles

California State Route 1 was made for scenic drives. Cruise the Pacific Coast Highway with a rental motorhome and level up this California camping trip. Stops along the way include the magnificent beaches of Santa Barbara, Pismo Beach's Monarch Butterfly Grove, the galleries and museums of San Jose, and whale-spotting by Monterey Bay.

Topanga State Park starts where seaside Santa Monica ends; the terrain transitions from cityscapes to the rugged Santa Monica Mountains here, with stark cliffs, rolling hills, and lots and lots of stunning views. Hike the Eagle Spring trail to Eagle Rock for one of the best vantage points in the park or forage through the forest to find evidence of the parkland's tumultuous past. Old Topanga Canyon is a hotbed of oceanic remnants; embark on a guided fossil-hunting trip and search for shark teeth, clamshells, and other long-lost artifacts.

Leave the lush forests of Topanga for some epic explorations in the sultry deserts to the east. Beach-y vibes be gone; the broad expanse of Joshua Tree National Park introduces California campers to a dry and whimsical mosaic of wildlife, wind-swept sand dunes, and resilient plant life like nowhere else on the planet. Searing sun, soaring temperatures, and a volatile relationship with rain have melded this vast region into an especially-diverse ecosystem.

Take the campervan rental for a dusty drive in Covington Flat to get a lay of the land, make friends with the prickly cactuses along the Cholla Cactus Garden hiking loop, or delve deep into the desert with a backpacking excursion. Leave a little room in that pack for sunscreen and drinking water; you'll need it.

In Los Angeles, RV parks and campgrounds are plentiful. Primitive parking spots, waterfront waysides, and full-service RV sites can be found throughout the area. Several RV parks are connected to downtown L.A. by either Metrolink (the regional transit) or the urban Metro rail.

Want to camp by the Pacific while you're here? Dockweiler RV Park features oceanfront RV campsites near Playa Del Rey. Amenities at this scenic RV park include full hookups, restrooms, shower facilities, and a laundromat. Stroll along the beach, go for a swim, and settle in for campfire on the sand.

For some awesome Anaheim entertainment, find an RV campground near Disneyland to plant yourself near all the action. Anaheim RV Park is a quick drive from the world-famous theme park. Here you'll have access to RV sites with full hookups, plus restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. The park shuttle lands Anaheim RV campers in the center of the city's best attractions. For some Disney-free downtime, kick off the morning with some complimentary coffee at the cafe, then soak up some sun by the swimming pool and soothe it up in the sizzling hot tub.

Coast into silver screen-themed surroundings when you camp at Hollywood RV Park in Van Nuys. RV campsites include full hookups, and guests have access to WiFi and an on-site gym. Admire the park's many murals, stroll through the on-site art gallery, and catch a live show at the park's Hollywood Playhouse. Hollywood Boulevard is a quick campervan ride away; tour Tinseltown sites like the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Chinese Theatre.

Spot dolphins and sea swells from the campsites at Malibu Beach RV Park. Peppered with palm trees on the shores of the Pacific, Southern California camping doesn't get much better than this. Convenience meets comfort at Malibu Beach RV Park, with full hookup RV sites, picnic tables, and restrooms and shower facilities. A sandy beach is steps from the sites, and campers can body surf, swim, and search for seashells along the shore.

Art, culture, tours, and a dreamy foodie scene; Los Angeles campers can pack up the travel itinerary. The city's Metrolink makes it easy to access attractions without moving the motorhome rental, and the Metrorail at Union Station is an efficient way to reach all of L.A.'s best sights. Browse the Getty's impressive art collection, roll down Rodeo Drive, or head to Universal Studios for a tram tour.

Fuel up the rental rig for a cozy driving tour of the region. Sunset Boulevard spans from downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Coast Highway, passing through Hollywood and the sparkling suburbs of Beverly Hills and Bel Air. Pack some snacks; some stretches of the road are well-traveled, and congestion is common. Branch off the boulevard and scope out the homes of music moguls and movie stars, or slow it down with a stroll through the sprawling Griffith Park.

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