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In Oakland, CA, residents know how to live by the town’s motto by loving life. As the largest city in the East Bay, it’s also one of the most ethnically diverse on the West Coast and packed to the brim with culture and entertainment. Enjoy the warmth, blue skies, and lush foliage any time of the year when you rent a motorhome in Oakland. Oakland has gained much attention as a top travel destination in California for its spectacular sights, great people, and natural beauty. You can drive a rental RV conveniently anywhere between the flatlands and the hills, the two areas which make up the city, and uncover many hidden treasures along the way. When you search for an RV in Oakland, you’ll have many options to choose from.

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The Great Outdoors

The East Bay area is known for its gorgeous climate and lush greenery, and Oakland is no exception. For a trek through trails that take you on a natural tour of gorgeous California wildlife, visit Redwood Regional Park in Oakland. The trails are some of the best in the area for both novice and skilled hikers alike. Take in a sunset or two by the impressive San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. One of the most frequently visited spots in Oakland is Lake Merritt, an urban tidal lagoon where saltwater and freshwater mix as they drain in and out from the Oakland Harbor, part of the San Francisco Bay. Lake Merritt’s bonsai garden offers eye-catching bonsai sculptures to admire. During your RV rental travels, you may catch sight of one of the many protected endangered species that call Oakland home.

RV Parks

While there are no RV parks within Oakland itself, there are quite a few located in the East Bay area, so you’ll be able to find a good spot for your camper rental near Oakland. These parks provide convenient parking and public RV dump stations, as well as other specific amenities such as storage units, depending on the park you choose for your rental RV. Anthony Chabot Family Campground, part of the East Bay Regional Park District, is twenty minutes from downtown Oakland and provides year-round, family-friendly parking for your rental RV. When staying outside of Oakland, you can travel into the city via bikes or public transportation. You can also find several Walmart locations in the East Bay area on your way in and out of Oakland to purchase anything you need during your RV vacation.

While exploring the downtown and wide expanse of Oakland’s many diverse streets and locations, traveling by RV provides the perfect transportation. RV rentals in Oakland are a popular choice, and you’ll find many options for renting an RV to see the city and take in all it has to offer, whether you want to visit one of the many parks or ride the San Francisco Bay Ferry. The city is home to a thriving RV culture of young professionals and seasoned travelers alike who highly value the benefits of renting an RV in Oakland.

Exploring the City

Oakland hosts many lively festivals throughout the year, drawing crowds of visitors. If you’re a foodie, then the Eat Real Festival, one of the biggest food truck festivals in the area, may be for you. There is a slew of outdoor music festivals through the spring into the fall. If you’re in town for it, the Oakland Greek Festival presents homemade Greek food, traditional Greek dancing, and wine-tasting events. Art + Soul Oakland is a yearly festival that provides family activities, dancing, and music in Downtown Oakland. The beautiful sunny weather year-round draws both residents and travelers alike outside, which is where you’ll find most of the action happening when you rent an RV in Oakland, CA.

The deeper you explore the city, the more you will uncover as you travel by RV in Oakland. If you love finding one-of-a-kind nighttime hotspots, you’ll love Heinold’s First and Last Chance Saloon, built from what remains of an old-time whaling ship. That’s just one of the amazing and unique themed bars and pubs that can be found all around Oakland. The city comes alive at night, and whether you want to listen to some live music, go out dancing, or go on a cocktail tour, you’ll find it during your Oakland, CA RV experience.

When you get hungry and want to stop in for a bite to eat, there is a bevy of restaurants to choose from. Whether you’re looking for fresh seafood or vegan fare, Italian classics or a deli sandwich, Oakland has a slew of great restaurants to delight your taste buds. No matter the atmosphere you’re looking for, from casual dining to exclusive luxury, you’ll find it all in Oakland, California.

Many gas stations are available at convenient spots throughout the city. If your RV is in need of a wash, you can access one of several car washes in the area. When you’re ready to go on to the next destination, San Jose and San Francisco are just a short drive away. To see this truly amazing destination, book an RV in Oakland today.

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