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On U.S. Route 50 between Carson City and Reno in Nevada, and Sacramento, California, is the terrific little mountain town of South Lake Tahoe. This charming town high up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains is an ideal place to rent an RV for many different reasons, no matter the season. In the summertime, the clear, shimmering Lake Tahoe is a popular destination for vacationers where the ice-cold waters welcome swimmers to cool off. Winter brings incredible amounts of snow to nearby ski resorts just outside town, so snow sports enthusiasts consider it to be one of the very best winter destinations to visit.

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Experience the Great Outdoors

Most who visit South Lake Tahoe do so to immerse themselves in the outrageous natural beauty northern California is famous for. Bijou Community Park is one of the most visited spots in South Lake Tahoe, where visitors can enjoy the basketball courts, bike and skateboard parks, wide open meadows, picnic gazebos, and the fenced-in dog park for pet owners. Bijou Community Park also contains one of the top disc golf courses in the country.

City Attractions

The magnificent city center of South Lake Tahoe is always alive with some sort of activity or festivities taking place, and the streets of the beautiful downtown area are lined with exciting locations in every direction.

Where to Park It

When you do decide to rent a camper in the South Lake Tahoe area, you will see just how easy it is to find a place to park and stay overnight. The town is virtually surrounded on all sides by national forest land and campgrounds, so it's entirely up to you and what you need.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • South Lake Tahoe Bike Trail, CASouth Lake Tahoe, CA
  • Power Line Trail, CASouth Lake Tahoe, CA
  • Heavenly Valley Ski Resort Trails, CATahoe National Forest, CA
  • Van Sickle Rim Trail Connector, NVStateline, NV
  • Cold Creek Trail to High Meadows, CAEl Dorado National Forest, CA
  • Lam Watah Nature Trail to Nevada Beach, NVStateline, NV
  • High Meadow to Cold Creek Trail, CAEl Dorado National Forest, CA
  • Fallen Leaf Lake Trail, CAEl Dorado National Forest, CA
  • Lake of the Sky Trail and Tallac Historic Site, CAEmerald Bay State Park, CA
  • Rainbow Trail, CAEmerald Bay State Park, CA

Recent RV rental reviews in South Lake Tahoe

Randy W.

October, 2025

Matt was a great host!! He was quick to respond back. His RV was stocked as he said with everything we needed. He went over everything from trailer hook up to water and tanks. He was completely understanding and accommodating. My wife and I will be renting from him again next year. It’s easy to trailer too.
Evan S.

October, 2025

The rig was perfect for our trip and drove like a champ. Wayne's communication and guidance were even better. 10/10 recommend.
Kelley K.

October, 2025

Our experience was great. Easy pickup, easy to manage, and easy drop off. I would rent from them again!! Very easy communication through Outdoorsy! Overall highly recommend!

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