Book now for pick up between Nov 1, 2013, and March 31, 2014, and we will waive the one-way fee. With 14 locations to choose from you will be sure to find a holiday to suit you. With the cold weather setting in why not get away from the snow and head south for a few weeks. You could pick up in Chicago, New York, Boston, and Seattle and drop off in Orlando, Ft Lauderdale, or how about Los Angeles. You could even do a cross country trip from San Francisco to Atlanta. Or look at Dallas, Salt Lake City, or Las Vegas. With these 14 cities to choose from, there are endless possibilities for this year’s winter vacation.
waived one way free is only between these 14 locations
Los Angeles hosts a wide variety of geographic landscapes. While Los Angeles is mostly a desert basin, it is also surrounded by the San Gabriel Mountain range and split by the Santa Monica Mountains. This makes for some great hiking and mountain biking terrain. LA also has over 75 miles of coastline along the Pacific Ocean with some of the best surfing in the world, but don’t worry if you are not a seasoned pro when it comes to surfing there are lots of mellow waves to test out.
Weather
Los Angeles boasts 292 days of sunshine, that fact alone makes Los Angeles a top destination on my list. With an average high of 75 degrees and an average low of 57 degrees, there is no wrong season to visit Los Angeles. The average yearly rainfall in Los Angeles is 15 inches.
Multicultural LA
Los Angeles is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world, being one of only two cities in the US without a majority population. Boyle Heights is a must-stop for Mexican food with a predominately Hispanic/Latino culture. Chinatown has something for everyone, great food, farmers’ markets, galleries, and walking tours. Try the “Undiscovered Chinatown” tour to uncover history, treasures, and great shopping. Little Tokyo is home to the Japanese American National Museum and the Nisei Week festival. Leimert Park is the African-American cultural mecca of Los Angeles, stop to visit the art galleries and the eateries. Koreatown host the highest concentration of restaurants and nightlife in all of Southern California. From dive bars to high-end cocktail lounges Koreatown is a city that never sleeps.
California is appropriately named “The Golden State” because of its excellent economy, California’s history being greatly associated with The Gold Rush (California Gold Rush), the golden sun, the golden poppy (California’s state flower), and the list goes on…
One of the most popular camping spots for a California RV rental is the beach. Almost everyone enjoys sand, sun, and water, so who wouldn’t want to have a beach vacation along California’s 900 miles of coastline? Driving your RV rental through California is no chore. California RV rentals enjoy the most beautiful driving in the USA. Your California RV rental will pass by rivers, mountains, wildlife, valleys, vineyards, coastal vistas, and desert expanses.
California is also the most multicultural state in the USA. One out of every eight residents in the USA lives in California. This fact alone may give the California RV adventurer a better idea of just how beautiful and diverse the state of California really is.
The list of activities and attractions you can explore in your California RV rental is endless. Special events and festivals cover such things as art, film, music, wine, food, and sports. To top it all off, even children can’t get enough of a California RV rental vacation. The theme and amusement parks in California are the best in the world. Knott’s Berry Farm has the steepest, tallest, and wettest waterslide in the world. Disneyland is a classic family favorite RV rental vacation in California.
