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Once known as a mining community in the Sierra Nevada foothills, Mariposa is a gorgeous mountain town east of Merced in California. Mariposa comes from the Spanish word for butterfly and was named by the early explorers for the copious amounts of butterflies that spend their winters in the warm Mediterranean climates of Central California.

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Outdoors Adventures

The number of parks, forests, recreation areas, and conservation lands in California can be overwhelming when it comes to planning a trip. When you rent an RV in a place like Mariposa, there is great potential to cover a large territory with your newfound mobility. Lake McClure is a nice place to kick off your tour through California and cool off in one of the larger lakes in the state. Lake McClure is noteworthy for being a prime place to fish, go boating, swim, or go hiking. There are four campgrounds and recreation areas on the shores of the lake, like Barrett Cove Recreation Area, McClure Point Recreation Area, and Hunters Valley Point Recreation Area, all of which are suitable places to camp with your Mariposa RV rental by owner.
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RV Parks to Visit

Since it is found only about 40 miles from the entrance of Yosemite National Park, the area is teeming with campgrounds and RV parks that can accommodate you. Yosemite Westlake Campground & RV Park is located quite close to the national park's entrance and is full of fantastic scenery and spacious camping sites.
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City Sightseeing

Mariposa acts as the county seat for all of Mariposa County, so it holds all of the vital services and county government buildings in the heart of town. The historic courthouse for the county was erected in 1854, and people are gently reminded of this fact when they see the date inscribed on the small white building reminiscent of a New England coastal town.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Bull Creek Scenic Drive, CAMariposa, CA
  • Hite Cove Road, CASierra National Forest, CA
  • Merced River Trail, CACoulterville, CA
  • Hites Cove Trail, CAMariposa, CA
  • Clearing House Trail, CAStanislaus National Forest, CA
  • Trumbull Peak Trail, CAStanislaus National Forest, CA
  • Ahwahnee Hills Loop, CAOakhurst, CA
  • Alder Creek Loop Trail, CAMariposa, CA
  • Wawona Meadow Loop Trail, CAYosemite National Park, CA
  • Mariposa Grove to Wawona Lodge, CAOakhurst, CA

Recent RV rental reviews in Mariposa

Juliana G.

May, 2026

Amazing host! Would definitely recommend this RV to everyone! Host was easy to communicate with and had all the amenities I needed for a great weekend getaway! Thank you Jessie for going above and beyond!
Matthew H.

May, 2026

Great experience. No issues at all. The RV was as advertised. Well stocked, clean, and well maintained. Pick up and drop off went very smoothly. RV owners are very nice and personable. I would rent from them again. Highly recommended.
Rebecca L.

May, 2026

RV was very comfortable for our vacation and the host was great about providing instructions and making sure we were comfortable as 1st time adventures van users! We are hooked, thank you so much, Mike!

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