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One Way RV Rentals Los Angeles

Tuesday, October 9th, 2018

One Way RV Rentals are an excellent way to see the USA. What better place to start an RV rental than Los Angeles California. One way rentals starting in Los Angeles are not available to every city. There are enough locations that will allow one-way rentals that you will have lots of options for where you want to go.

Time and Distance Matter

One mistake that people make when booking a one way RV rental is picking cities too far away. Remember that you do not want to spend your whole holiday driving trying to get to your end city, it’s the journey, not the destination that is important. Plan your trip so that you are driving about 4 hours a day. This leaves you lots of time to stop and take a hike or visit a museum or any other number of things you may find to do on your RV rental adventure.

Consider starting your one way RV rental in Los Angeles and dropping it off in Seattle. Driving up the coast of the Pacific Ocean is beautiful at any time of year. One way RV rentals from Los Angeles to Denver is another great option. If you are looking for a long weekend trip try renting an RV from Los Angeles to San Francisco or Los Angeles to Las Vegas. If you are planning a two or three week RV rental then you could even do a one way rental from Los Angeles to New York City or Orlando or Miami Florida.

One way RV rentals Los Angeles provide you so many options for your RV rental vacation, so grab a map and decide which part of the USA that you want to get ready to explore.

Check out these blog posts about other one way RV rentals.

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RVing California National Parks

Tuesday, September 18th, 2018

Renting an RV and hitting the open road is a dream for a lot of people. Why not make this the year you act on your dream and rent an RV from Los Angeles or San Francisco. California has lots of great places to visit, but if you want to get away from the hustle of everyday life try a road trip to one of the California National Parks.

Yosemite National Park

Yosemite National Park is located in the Sierra Nevadas and became protected land in 1864. In the park, you can see the power of the glaciers as they smoothed and shaped the granite rock. The drive to Glacier Point is almost as spectacular as Glacier Point itself. Take your RV rental to the Point or park at Badger Pass and take a shuttle to the top. Other must-sees in Yosemite are Tioga Pass, Yosemite Falls, and Halfe Dome.

Yosemite National Park Scenic Road

Sequoia National Park

Located south of Yosemite is Sequoia National Park.  Here you will see the giant sequoia trees including General Sherman, the largest tree on earth (by volume). While there take a tour through Crystal Cave, visit the Giant Forest Museum, and stop for pictures at Tunnel Log.

Joshua Tree National Park in southeastern California is the meeting place of the Mohave and the Colorado deserts. Along with the Joshua Trees themselves you can see the wonder of nature as water has eroded the rocks in this park. Must see locations are Scull Rock, Barker Dam, Mecca Hills, and Cholla Cactus Garden.

Joshua Tree National Park
Photo Credit: VisitCalifornia.com

Kings Canyon National Park

Kings Canyon National Park is located next to and connected to Sequoia National Park. This park is one of the least visited parks due to its lack of roads, it was decided to leave this park as untouched as possible. Most of the park can only be access by overnight backcountry hiking. There are things that you can see without an overnight pack, like Boyden Cavern, Grant Gove, and Kings Canyon Scenic Byway that follows along Kings Canyon.

Death Valley National Park

Death Valley National Park unlike its name sounds is a beautiful desert filled with surprisingly beautiful and vibrate places, but visiting this park in the offseason is much more enjoyable. October through May is the perfect time to visit Death Valley and the temperatures are much more tolerable. Beside RV rental companies will not let you take their RVs into Death Valley in the summer months.

Lassen Volcanic National Park

Lassen Volcanic National Park is located 50 miles east of Redding California. The world’s largest volcanic dome lies here. Discover the earths healing powers as you see the devastation that occurred in the 1915 volcanic eruption and how now the flora and fauna flourish between the rocks of the hardened lava. There are 150 miles of trails to explore through this park for all skill levels.

Lassen Volcanic National Park
Photo Credit: ttnotes.com

There are many more national parks to visit in California, so get out your calendar and start planning next year’s family RV rental vacation in California or be spontaneous and rent an RV for this weekend and see where the road takes you.

Class C RV Rental Los Angeles California

Tuesday, February 13th, 2018

Class C RV rentals are available from Los Angeles, California. What is a Class C RV? Class C RVs have the bed over top of the driving area. The largest benefit of renting a Class C motorhome is that you have more sleeping area with the large extra bed. You can rent a Class C RV from Los Angeles in lengths as small as 19′ and as large as 31′. If you are looking for a Class C RV rental from Los Angeles California check out the quote program for the best prices available anywhere.