RV rental California, US

The glitz and glamor of Hollywood, mile after mile of stunning wine country, and some of the best national parks in the US are just a few reasons 50 million people visit California each year. And as the most populated state in the US, locals seem to love Cali too. The Golden State is also the third-largest state by area, making it perfect for a long-distance road trip. Looking to escape the rain back home? California has one of the best climates in the country, with an average of 284 sunny days each year in LA.

Plan a trip to Northern California and discover San Francisco's iconic Golden Gate Bridge and tour the State Capitol Building in Sacramento. Or, travel down to Southern California to mingle with celebrities in Los Angeles, laze on the beach in San Diego, and hike through a desert wilderness at Joshua Tree National Park. Whatever you're looking for, you'll find it with a camper rental in California.

The best time to book an RV rental in California depends on where you're going. Southern California is best in the spring when it's still cool enough to explore the great outdoors, and there are fewer tourists. You'll also get to experience events like Fiesta Cinco de Mayo and the world-famous Coachella Music Festival. If you're visiting Northern California, the fall is the best time to plan a getaway. The weather stays comfortably in the mid-70s, and it's harvesting season in Napa Valley. Treat you and your crew to an exciting trip across one of the sunniest states in the country with a California motorhome rental.

It's no secret that California's landscape is among the best in the US, meaning you won't be short of opportunities to step off the beaten track during your stay. Breathtaking forests, pristine beaches, vast deserts, and much more await anybody road-tripping across California.

Yosemite National Park is regarded as one of the most beautiful national parks in the country, covering nearly 750,000 acres of rugged cliffs, picturesque waterfalls, and lush valleys high in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Hike to the top of iconic El Capitan and take in panoramas of Yosemite Valley. Birdwatchers will want to along their binoculars to spot some of the 165 bird species that call the park home, including mountain chickadees, American dippers, and peregrine falcons. If you'd prefer to relax, there are several lakes and rivers where you can spend the day fishing surrounded by serene woodlands. Yosemite also provides 10 basic campgrounds with RV sites so you can spend the night.

Campers staying in Southern California won't want to miss out on a woodland walk through Sequoia National Forest, home to the largest concentration of giant sequoias globally. One of the most famous sights at Sequoia National Forest is General Sherman, the tallest tree in the world at around 275 feet tall. You should also plan ahead and book a guided tour of the dazzling marble Crystal Caves. If you're planning to camp at Sequoia National Forest, there are a handful of campgrounds with basic sites for RVs. The city of Bakersfield is only 20 minutes away if you'd prefer to stay at a modern campground with full hookups.

Southern California is home to several stunning landscapes, and another worth discovering is at Joshua Tree National Park. Named after the massive yuccas that cover the Mojave, Joshua Tree National Park is among the most popular parks in the US, with around 3 million visitors each year. Hike or bike through the best of the Mojave and Colorado deserts on over 300 miles of trails. Then, park up at a Joshua Tree campground to spend a night stargazing under one of the clearest skies in California. Joshua Tree National Park is also only two hours from LA if you'd prefer a day trip to camping overnight.