RV Rental Pacifica, CA

Finding an amazing park, forest, or beach to spend time at when you rent an RV in Pacifica should be the least of your concerns. There is a treasure trove of exceptional parks in the area in any direction you look. Pacifica State Beach is conveniently located in the middle of town and is one of the most popular public beaches in the Golden State, with over a million visitors each year. People delight in relaxing strolls on the beach, sun tanning, reading books while listening to the sounds of the ocean, or going for a swim when they visit the beach. Surfing is the most common activity you might notice at the beach, with excellent waves for beginners and large waves for expert surfers when storm surges hit the town.

McNee Ranch State Park sits on the coast just south of town and provides a fabulous alternative to Pacifica State Beach. The highest elevation of the park sits nearly 2,000 feet above sea level, leaving hikers with breathtaking views of the surrounding areas and coastlines upon reaching the summit. There are lots of rare and exotic plants and animals at the park, further adding to its importance as a natural sanctuary for migratory birds and endemic plants. Montara State Beach is part of the park and has incredible views of the water too.

There are plenty of state parks within a 20-minute drive when you pick up your motorhome rental in Pacifica, but you can try to visit some of them on your way to Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, one of the most famous state parks in the country. In fact, you can drive your Pacifica RV rental down the legendary California Highway 1 and truly enjoy the ride to this stunning park in central California, no more than a few hours south. The park is often referred to as “little Yosemite” due to its unreal beauty, with lots of qualities in common with the more well-known national park to the east. Hidden coves with secret waterfalls trickling down elegant geological features are all you need to hear about to know that a visit to the park is warranted. On the way back up to Pacifica, be sure to stop by Pinnacle National Park, one of the newest additions to the national park system. The park is home to marvelous cliffs and canyons that can be hiked and climbed by experienced trekkers and climbers. You can also explore several large caves in the park and camp out at one of its campgrounds in your Pacifica RV rental should you feel the urge to stay a few extra days.

With all the state parks within driving distance of the city, you are covered when it comes to finding a place to stay in your camper rental near Pacifica. In addition to these wonderful public parks, you can camp out at Treasure Island RV Park in South San Francisco. Its location near the mass transit options makes it a decent option for those hoping to spend a day or two in San Francisco.

San Francisco RV Resort is unsurprisingly also located near the major city, with a swimming pool, a playground, a general store, and a clubhouse for guest entertainment. Pillar Point RV Park is south of Pacifica, with breathtaking views of the ocean, particularly at sunset.

You’ll surely be pleased to hear that there is more to Pacifica than its beaches, and combined with its surrounding towns, there is enough to keep you busy for ages. If you are flying into San Francisco’s airport to get to Pacifica, you can check one item off your list before you even get out the door. The SFO is a unique museum located inside the airport, showcasing lots of brilliant exhibitions focusing on art, science, and history. Indigenous tribal history and crafts are on display and the museum’s staff does its best to rotate and change it up from time to time to keep it fresh for museum patrons.

The South San Francisco History Museum has everything you could hope for, with antique items, vintage clothes, sepia photographs from long ago, and lots of informative displays concerning the history of San Francisco.

The Sanchez Adobe Historical Site in Pacifica has one of the oldest and most excellently preserved Mexican homes in the region, offering insight into the earliest settlers of California. The small unassuming house is quite beautiful to see in person.

If you haven’t seen it before, the Golden Gate Bridge is an iconic landmark known throughout the world. This incredible feat of engineering spans the San Francisco Bay and is a treat to walk across or see from one of many viewing points.