RV Rental Rio Vista

Grizzly Island Wildlife Area is an estuarine marsh preserve, the largest of its kind in the United States, and home to many endangered animal species. It is divided into ten sections, some of which aren't connected and are surrounded by privately owned property. But it is also a managed outdoor recreation area, offering guests the opportunity to fish and hunt, hike, view and photograph the environment, and more. It has restrooms and phones; some areas have been developed to accommodate handicapped visitors. Keep your Rio Vista RV rental nearby to use as a photography blind complete with food and coffee.

Mount Diablo State Park was established in 1851; it is a managed outdoor recreational area good for hiking, photography, and nature viewing. Cycling and horseback riding are also allowed within the park. Sandstone blocks quarried within the park were used to construct the visitor center, which explains the cultural and historical value of the area. From the summit, on a clear day, you can see as far west as the Golden Gate Bridge and beyond.

Frank's Tract State Recreation Area is a popular location with anglers and hunters, but it can only be reached by water. The perpetually flooded delta area is connected to San Joaquin River and Old River, which feed the lake. It is also a good area for nature photography, due to its lengthy list of bird species, many of whom reside on the lake year-round.

There are a number of RV parks and campgrounds near Rio Vista and your Rio Vista camper rental is the perfect addition to create a comfortable and relaxing journey. Don't forget to take it for a spin around the nearby highways, it's what RVs were made for.

Rio Viento RV Park is a rural, open space campground next to the Sacramento River. Individual sites have concrete pads and full hookups. Guests have access to a windsurfing rental company next door, as well as opportunities to kayak or go boating. Guests can rent by the day, week or month; the park is child and pet-friendly.

Duck Island RV Park is an adult-only RV campground located on the Sacramento River. Available activities include fishing from a manicured riverbank or from one of six wharves. The park has some trees with lots of shade, a clubhouse, grassy picnic areas and RV supplies. It is an adult-only campground.

Rio Vista has a lot of activities with which to welcome its guests. There are several museums and churches; one of the museums is dedicated to trains and even has sample electric trains and a snack bar. The town has pubs and vineyards; the pub is located in an old Chinese building and has popcorn. The vineyard is able to hold private events, both indoors and outdoors. Keep your Rio Vista motorhome rental nearby and enjoy a coffee and comfort in between activities.

Dining out in Rio Vista is not difficult; the city has a balance of locally owned and operated restaurants and more commercial, chain venues, so there is something for everyone. Prices range from cheap eats to moderately expensive and fine dining. One seafood restaurant has amazing views of the harbor and their menu has salad and pasta options too; if you make it here, try the coconut shrimp. You will also find pizzerias and steakhouses, Mexican food, and more. One local diner has a full breakfast section on their menu plus lunch options, all large portions and all that you would expect to eat in your own home. The brie burger with avocado and grilled onions is one exception, or you can try the meatloaf.

Those who would prefer a quiet night in can always make use of the kitchen in their Rio Vista luxury RV rental. Nothing says camping like a nice home-cooked meal enjoyed on lawn chairs and your home-on-wheels is just the place to do that.