Santa Rosa is definitely an RV-friendly area. Here, you’ll find gas stations, convenience stores, large grocery stores, camping and outdoors supply shops, and so much more. RV parks are plentiful around the region and range from family-friendly options to quiet spots in the city, and there are quite a few rustic sites, too. Many of the RV parks include resort-style activities and amenities and most offer full hookups, showers, and laundry facilities. Just a few miles south of town, in Petaluma, is the San Francisco North Petaluma KOA campground. This place offers full amenities, including hookups, water, a camp store, a swimming pool, and a rock climbing wall, plus the scenery here is gorgeous. For a more rustic experience, Spring Lake Regional Park is just east of town and offers beaches, biking, hiking, boating, and more. Though there aren’t any hookups, the campground has water, restrooms, flush toilets, showers, and a dump station. Doran Park, near Bodega Bay, features stunning sunsets, picnic areas, and plenty of opportunities for kite flying and kite surfing. Your Santa Rosa RV rental is welcome in the campground, where there are year-round sites that include restrooms, showers, and potable water. RV hookups are not available here.

Smack in the middle of Wine Country, there are numerous vineyards and wineries to visit with your Santa Rosa motorhome rental; some even offer overnight camping spots. Of course, Santa Rosa is known for more than just wine, and there are a variety of other awesome places to visit around the area. While touring the town with the Santa Rosa camper rental, Peanuts cartoon fans can make a stop at the Charles M. Schultz Museum, which showcases the life and times of the famous cartoon and its creator. The Luther Burbank Center features an art gallery and is also a world-class music venue. Check out the Children’s Museum of Sonoma County, one of the best in the area for imaginative play and exploration. If trains are your thing, kids of all ages will enjoy the Railroad Square Historic District, with its unique shops and eateries. The downtown Santa Rosa Plaza features popular retailers. For a more local experience, check out the shopping area on 4th Street, in downtown Santa Rosa. Glassblowing shops, handicrafts, imported furniture, and more make this an interesting area for shopping and wandering. Foodies will have so much fun in Santa Rosa. Of course, food and wine pairings are plentiful, and you can also enjoy international cuisine varying from Mexican to Burmese and Italian to fresh seafood. Santa Rosa’s public farmers markets include the West End Farmers Market, held on Sundays, and the Santa Rosa Community Market and Santa Rosa Original Certified Farmers Market held on Wednesdays. There’s even a Wednesday Night Market in downtown Santa Rosa that features live music, wine and microbrew tastings, and more. Lazy days, action-packed adventures, and stunning Northern California scenery are just around the corner for you when you book an RV rental in Santa Rosa, CA.