RV rental Markleeville, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Markleeville is primarily visited by people looking to explore the vast wilderness stretches that encompass the small town. Grover Hot Springs State Park is located on the periphery of town and is named for its healing hot springs that are popular among tourists. There are natural hot springs, hiking trails, a large spring-fed swimming pool, and numerous places to camp with your Markleeville camper rental. The hot springs are only open in the summertime but the pool is normally open throughout the year. If you feel like going for a swim in crystal clear glacial waters, Emerald Bay State Park is not far away when you rent an RV and drive to the world-famous Lake Tahoe. Since 1969, Emerald Bay has been recognized as a National Natural Landmark and includes the water and lake floor as well as the lakeshore areas. The park is among the most photographed sections of the lake and it is home to Vikingsholm, a massive Scandinavian-style castle with 38 rooms overlooking the lake. D.L. Bliss State Park is yet another peaceful sanctuary on the edges of Lake Tahoe, near the town of South Lake Tahoe. The park is named for a railroad and timber baron who donated land to the state of California for the establishment of a public space for outdoor recreation. When you visit the gorgeous little state park on Lake Tahoe in your Markleeville motorhome rental, you can even take a tour of the rustic looking Rubicon Point Lighthouse, the highest elevation lighthouse in the country. There are also lofty overlooks and strange hanging rocks that you can hike to when you arrive at D.L. Bliss State Park. On the other side of Stanislaus National Forest, you can drive your Markleeville RV rental to Yosemite National Park, one of the most famous national parks in the country and quite possibly the world. This natural gem attracts five million people each year to see its captivating forests, elegant mountain peaks, and cascading waterfalls. Cathedral Peak, Half Dome, Sentinel Dome, and El Capitan are a few of the many gigantic mountain peaks and granite cliff sides that are world-renowned for their rock-climbing routes. You can camp out at the base of these giants or at one of the campsites scattered throughout the park.