RV Rental Portola Valley, CA

Rancho Corral de Tierra is an undeveloped area originally slated for development but recently rezoned as a protected area. It is a suitable area for hiking and animal/nature observation; trails lead from the entry point to Montara Mountain, ascending steeply over a short distance. Some trails may be eroded or difficult and visitors should exercise caution in these areas. Some areas near Rancho Corral are privately owned; stables and livestock should not be approached. Keep your Portola Valley camper rental nearby and you can retire to comfort when your activities have been completed.

Monte Bello Open Space Preserve is a part of the upper Stevens Creek watershed, consisting of dense creekside forests, rolling grasslands, and amazing vistas. Visitors can camp on Black Mountain, where they can look out over Santa Clara Valley and across to another range, Mt. Hamilton. There are numerous trails for hiking, some of which connect to trails in adjacent parks; one of the Monte Bello trails is for biking and horseback riding.

Portola Redwoods State Park is a managed recreational area providing opportunities for hiking, swimming, and picnicking. Overnight camping is also allowed. The park is mostly comprised of redwood forest, with Douglas fir, bigleaf maple, and other tree species. On south-facing hillsides and high ridges where it is drier, visitors will spot live oak, manzanita, and chamise tree stands. The park is also home to huckleberries which the birds eat, using the bushes for shelter.

There are numerous resorts not far from Portola Valley; some of these accommodations may have long-term residents. Your Portola Valley travel trailer rental is the secret to making any of them feel like home.

Pelican Point RV Park is a modern RV campground with paved roads and daily, weekly, and long-term rental options. The park has restrooms and showers, a laundry room, a convenience store, and more. Guests can empty their tanks at the dump station and buy propane on site. The park is pet-friendly and has hiking trails nearby.

Half Moon Bay RV Park is a family owned and operated RV campground with restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, and Wi-Fi. On-site activities include volleyball, horseshoes, and fire pits; it is walking distance to the beach and near to hiking and biking trails. The park is pet-friendly.

There is a lot to see and do in Portola Valley, starting with arts and theater. The local community theater puts on a variety of productions with local talent and offers camps for young people. There is a sculpture garden with replicas of famous works and an indoor museum. There are vineyards and wineries, and one local garage acting as a private museum featuring the history of Silicon Valley. Don't forget to spend some time on the highway in your Portola Valley RV rental, doing your own exploring, which is what RVs are for.

When it is time to start considering where to eat, Portola Valley has a good assortment of venues close by. One cafe that specializes in breakfast also has salads and other items on its menu. Don't leave without buying some of their chocolate chip cookies and almond cookies (not healthy but you are on vacation). One of the Asian-style eateries offers Vietnamese fusion and some very creative items. Diners coming here should try the clay pot cod. Portions at most of the restaurants are large, so expect to take some of your meal home with you. Nothing says vacation like enjoying a delicious midnight snack in your Portola Valley luxury RV rental and knowing there is more to come.