RV rental Toiyabe National Forest, NV: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Discover Toiyabe National Forest RV rentals for memorable road trips

Toiyabe National Forest covers 3,171,705 acres near Reno, NV. The word “Toiyabe” means a mountain in the Shoshone language. It was designated as a national forest in 1907. Also known as Humboldt–Toiyabe National Forest, this forest is spread over several counties in Nevada and California, is one of the largest forests in the United States, and encompasses 24 wilderness areas. The most notable natural attractions within the forest include caves, lakes, creeks, and canyons.

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Getting Outdoors

With 1,741 miles of trails, Toiyabe National Forest is a hiking paradise. Four national recreation trails meander through the forest, including Mount Charleston National Recreation Trail, Toiyabe Crest National Recreation Trail, Ruby Crest National Recreation Trail, and The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail.

Camping at Toiyabe National Forest

When you are looking for a place to park your RV rental, there are nearly 70 campgrounds within the Humboldt–Toiyabe National Forest. About three-quarters of the campsites are found within the Toiyabe National Forest section of the forest.

Exploring the Area

Because of the large forest size, you’ll find many cities where you can rent an RV on both California’s and Nevada’s sides. While it is very easy to spend your entire RV rental vacation exploring Toiyabe National Forest, the nearby cities have lots of nice attractions awaiting your arrival.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Bonanza Peak via Spring Mountain Divide Trail, NVToiyabe National Forest, NV
  • Spring Mountain Divide Trail , NVToiyabe National Forest, NV
  • Bonanza Saddle, NVToiyabe National Forest, NV
  • Lower Bristlecone Trail, NVToiyabe National Forest, NV
  • Bonanza Trail (Spring Mountains Divide Trail), NVMt. Charleston Wilderness, NV
  • Upper Bristlecone Trail, NVToiyabe National Forest, NV
  • Upper and Lower Bristlecone Loop, NVToiyabe National Forest, NV
  • Marks Piece of Cake Trail, NVToiyabe National Forest, NV
  • Champion Road Wash Trail, NVToiyabe National Forest, NV
  • Mary Jane Falls Trail, NVMt. Charleston Wilderness, NV

Recent RV rental reviews in Toiyabe National Forest

Nick M.

August, 2025

We can’t say enough good things about our trip in Christine and Dylan’s van. This was our first time renting an RV so we had a few “newbie” questions. They were so helpful and responsive, answering within minutes and putting our mind at ease.
Stephen H.

August, 2025

Very well equipped, great communication, perfect for the nation parks and boondocking, we had a great trip! Thank you Steve :)
Michelle O.

August, 2025

We enjoyed every day in the sprinter van! Will do it again!

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