Tucalota Springs RV Resort & Campground

The Great Outdoors

Take a break from that splendid Tucalota Springs RV Resort & Campground camping and get even more relaxed in San Bernardino National Forest. Hike through the tall trees, go to one of the wilderness areas, and try to find the remnants of the once flourishing gold mining industry. Be an archeologist for a day at one of the prehistoric sites, or spot as many endangered (or common) animals as you can. Pop into the visitor center, and have a picnic; the only problem is that this place is so beautiful that you might never want to leave.Since you’re in the area, you might as well give Palomar Mountain State Park a visit as well. Climb up a bit to stay cool even during the summer, get some Sierra Nevada vibes while hiking through pine, fir, and cedar trees, and try to find the best vista points with panoramic views of both the ocean and the desert. There are campsites that can (almost) compete with your Tucalota Springs RV Resort & Campground RV camping, and you can also visit the Palomar Observatory, operated by Caltech.After all the forested hillsides, it’s time for some beach fun, don’t you think? It sure is. Head west in your campervan rental toward the majestic Pacific and try to find the best beach spot around - the locals want to keep it a secret, though. Either way, there’s plenty of room for swimming, surfing, sandy activities, and just relaxing in the glorious sun. You might even spot a whale or two. As usual, stay hydrated and wear sunscreen.

Exploring the Area

Well, unless you’re allergic to grapes and amazing views, you kind of have to steer your motorhome rental into and around the wine country. It’s all but mandatory for anyone renting a campervan near Tucalota Springs RV Resort & Campground. Park the RV and take a tour, or go on a little adventure on your own in search for the best local wine. If you don’t like the fermented grape juice, you can still enjoy delicious food and those stunning vistas that you were promised.The city of Hemet can offer you a bit of that vibrant city life that you might have missed - and some shopping. You can also find places that are great for Hemet campers who want to learn a bit about the area, such as the Hemet Museum, and the Western Science Center, both dedicated to preserving and displaying historical features from the region. When you feel a bit hungry, there are grills, barbecue places, and restaurants on every corner - and yes, there’s pizza.This is just a little taste of everything staying at Riverside County campgrounds has to offer - go there yourself in order to savor the whole dish.