Incorporated in 1911, Tracy was an agricultural center turned railroad city and this growth continued as more and more individuals moved to the Bay Area but didn’t want to be in the thick of a major metro area. This satellite city is close enough to several of California’s major cities to give you easy access to tourist hotspots while also being relatively close to a wide variety of beautiful landscapes for you to explore.

If you don’t feel like driving the Tracy RV rental around the city streets, you can take advantage of the local public transportation. There are two main ways to get around: Tracer and San Joaquin Regional Transit District (SMART). Tracer is more of a local system with four routes that span out through the city. SMART, on the other hand, will connect you to more areas within the county.

Once you decide to book an RV in San Joaquin County, you’ll open up a world of opportunity for yourself. In just one day, you can see the Golden Gate Bridge, go hiking up Mt. Diablo, and take a stroll through Yosemite National Park. You might even find yourself wondering if there’s any way you can extend your stay.