RV rental Siuslaw National Forest, OR: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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The impressive Siuslaw National Forest lays on the west coast of Oregon. It is just a short drive away from Eugene and Albany. This place is known for a variety of ecosystems, including vast dunes and old-growth forests. Mary’s Peak dominates the landscape to the east, creating gorgeous scenery. Outdoor enthusiasts will have plenty of things to do here since the national forest has miles and miles of hiking trails, four rivers abundant with fish, and dozens of picturesque lakes.

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Getting Outdoors

Rolling hills, sand dunes, Pacific Ocean, dense hemlock woods, and a tall mountain-visitors can experience all of this at Siuslaw National Forest. The extensive network of trails makes this forest a perfect place for hikers and mountain bikers. The trails range from very short paths to 7-mile long treks through gorgeous scenery. Both beginners and experienced hikers who go RV camping at Siuslaw National Forest may enjoy this place. Some of the more popular pathways are the 2.2-mile long Kentucky Falls Trail and the challenging hike to Mary's Peak.

Camping at Siuslaw National Forest

Siuslaw National Forest has around 40 different campgrounds. The majority of them feature facilities that can accommodate long vehicles, RVs, and tents. Full hookups are not available at any of the campgrounds. A couple of them offer electric hookups. One of the more popular places among visitors is Carter Lake Campground. It is located within the Oregon Dunes Recreation Area and a favorite among OHV enthusiasts. This campground features 23 sites for RVs, and each has a picnic table, as well as a fire ring. Visitors may use the flush toilets and potable water that are available within the camp. Carter Lake is just a short walk away from the camp, and it is an excellent place for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking. Carter Lake Campground is open from May to late September, depending on the weather.

Exploring the Area

Nestled in the Willamette Valley, Eugene is a vibrant community with plenty of unique museums, art galleries, and historical landmarks. The city is also home to three universities. It is frequented by the outdoorsy people because of numerous recreational opportunities in and around Eugene. Visitors who go camping at Siuslaw National Forest shouldn’t miss the opportunity to see Eugene and explore its charming streets. History buffs could start their tour at the Lane County Historical Museum. Established in 1951, this museum has several permanent exhibits that tell a fascinating story of first European settlers who arrived in the area. There are more than 10,000 different artifacts, documents, and photographs related to the history of Eugene and Lane County. Tourists could learn more about the historic Oregon Trail and see the antique vehicles like an authentic buckboard wagon.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Cooks Ridge Trail, ORSiuslaw National Forest, OR
  • Cook's Ridge and Gwynn Creek Loop Trail, ORYachats, OR
  • Cape Cove Trail, ORSiuslaw National Forest, OR
  • Devil's Churn Loop, ORYachats, OR
  • Gwynn Creek Trail, ORFlorence, OR
  • Oregon Coast Trail, ORYachats, OR
  • Giant Spruce Trail, ORYachats, OR
  • Saint Perpetua Trail, ORYachats, OR
  • Restless Waters Trail, ORYachats, OR
  • Captain Cook Trail, ORYachats, OR

Recent RV rental reviews in Siuslaw National Forest

Angie S.

August, 2025

Great trailer and wonderful hosts! Would rent again!! Thank you.
Matthew H.

July, 2025

Justin’s great - He’s kind & the communication for delivery & set up was good. The RV is like new clean, comfortable & well appointed with anything you could need. The only disappointment was the battery. I knew there was no generator & the RV relied on rooftop solar. Despite tree cover I was left with the impression it would last our 5 night stay without needing to charge as long as we were cautious. It lasted a day using only fridge(12 V which I discovered must run off battery, propane wasn’t an option for this model) & the water pump, on only while being used. We never used ANY other appliances. Not the A/C, heater, oven, microwave or even the lights(we used headlamps). Fortunately friends in our party had a generator we could borrow so we could charge it daily. Nothing tragic, but it could have been very frustrating had we been without friends around to help. In the end it all worked out but definitely know, you need a generator if it isn't parked in a sunny area.
Christian S.

July, 2025

What a great experience! The hosts were very accommodating and helpful upon arrival. The RV was very well maintained and the provided amenities (bedding, DVDs, kitchen items, etc.) were an added bonus. We felt like it was our very own camper! Would definitely rent from them again.

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