RV Rental Santa Fe Springs, CA

The Greater Los Angeles area is home to several outstanding state and national parks, making it an ideal place to explore with a Santa Fe Springs RV rental. One of LA County’s largest and most popular recreation areas, Whittier Narrows, is less than a 20-minute drive away in your Santa Fe Springs camper rental. Extending over almost 1,500 acres just off the Pomona Freeway, Whittier Narrows Recreation Area offers ample opportunities for relaxing and making the most of the great outdoors. Try your hand at fishing on one of the park’s three lakes or workout in the fitness zones. The park also features disc golf courses, a BMX trail, and hiking trails. Grab a snack or beverage at the concession stand or visit the nature center and find out more about the area’s conservation efforts and local wildlife. There’s a huge choice of activities available at the park, with something for everyone.

Less than an hour‘s drive in your Santa Fe Springs motorhome rental brings you to Eaton Canyon Park. This 190-acre geological, zoological, and botanical nature preserve is a fascinating place to visit, situated at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains. Aside from taking in the stunning scenery, plants, and wildlife, there is also plenty to do within the preserve. Visit the nature center to find out about the park’s formations and its plant and wildlife. The park organizes regular events such as nature walks and exhibitions, so be sure to check your dates to see what’s happening. The park is an excellent place to go hiking and there are several challenging trails. Take the windy horse trail and then the Old Toll Road for some magnificent views of the surrounding countryside. Another popular hike is the Eaton Canyon Falls Trail. The 40-foot waterfall is an impressive sight and on hot days you’ll see plenty of visitors taking advantage of its cool waters to freshen up.

Angeles National Forest is under two hours’ drive away in your Santa Fe Springs luxury RV rental. This huge expanse of forest is home to several wilderness areas, such as San Gabriel Wilderness and Sheep Mountain Wilderness. The Angeles National Forest is a hiker’s paradise, with over 557 miles of hiking trails, including 176 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail. While you’re making the most of the great outdoors, keep your eyes peeled for some of the forest’s animals, such as mountain lions, bobcats, and bears. If you’re lucky you may even catch a glimpse of the impressive Nelson's bighorn sheep. Go swimming or recreational boating at Pyramid Lake on hot summer days. There is no shortage of things to see and do in the forest, thankfully with your Santa Fe Springs RV rental, you’ll have the option of staying overnight and truly making the most of your visit.

There are a number of RV parks in the surrounding area so you won’t have to look far to park your Santa Fe Springs RV rental. If you prefer parking near to the urban attractions such as Disneyland, you could try out Anaheim RV Park located less than 20 miles away in nearby Anaheim just off the I-5. The RV park is serviced by a shuttle to Disneyland and is near shops and restaurants. There are premium pull-through sites available, and big rig access, making this RV park suitable for larger RVs. Full hookups, Wi-Fi, and cable TV are all available. Facilities on site include a hot water spa, a pool, and coffee galley.

If you‘re looking to park your Santa Fe Springs camper rental in a more natural setting, you could try out East Shore Recreational Vehicle Park. Situated on the shore of Puddingstone Lake in Bonelli Regional County Park, this RV park is just steps away from the great outdoors. The campground has a fishing lake and a convenience store as well as a pool. Featuring paved, full hook-up sites, each with their own green grass area, the park is just a short walk away from the local golf course and the regional park’s hiking trails and amenities.

You could also drive over to the coast and stop off at a waterfront RV park or delve deep into wilderness areas and go off-the-grid. Whatever you choose, there is no shortage of options in a Santa Fe Springs motorhome rental.

The city is well worth a visit while you‘re picking up or dropping off your Santa Fe Springs RV rental by owner. When you’re visiting the city be sure to stop by Heritage Park. This six-acre landscaped park features a reconstructed ranch from the late 1800s. Take a stroll in the grounds and visit the Carriage Barn Museum. This railroad exhibit houses an 80-ton locomotive. The park is also a popular place to enjoy a picnic.

The Hathaway Ranch and Oil Museum is another interesting place to visit. A non-profit organization, the ranch is dedicated to preserving early 20th-century farming, ranching, and oil culture equipment to document the area’s past. The museum displays its artifacts in Hathaway House, the place where they were used over generations. This historical exhibit aims to better document the life of the early pioneers in the Santa Fe Springs area.

If you enjoy browsing and flea markets, check out the Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet when you’re in town. There are plenty of stalls to browse through. With tribute bands making regular performances, a day spent at the swap meet is a day’s entertainment. You can also get something to eat on site. In downtown Santa Fe Springs, you’ll also find a variety of restaurants and eateries catering to a wide variety of cuisines, so don’t hesitate to stop by when you pick up your Santa Fe Springs RV rental.