San Jose, CA RV Rentals and Motorhome Rentals

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Southbound, 15 truck parking spaces, Restrooms, Picnic Table, Vending, RV Dump, Pets, Handicap (R)

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Northbound, 18 truck parking spaces, Restrooms, Picnic Table, Vending, RV Dump, Pets, Handicap, April 2011: Lots of overflow space to park for 8 hours with the trucks. Doesnt fill up with trucks. Good pet run area away from traffic. (R)

Northbound, 10 truck parking spaces, Restrooms, Picnic Table, Vending, Pets, Handicap (R)

You'll be camping on a pristine coarse sand beach with views of the San Francisco, its famous Golden Gate Bridge and the rugged Pacific Coast of northern California. Only 8 miles north of downtown San Francisco, and less than 4 miles away from Sausalito. You can hike trails that offer a colorful landscape of Monterrey pines, Cypress, Blue Gum eucalyptus, Coastal sage and Lupine.

Tuck your RV rental to bed under a canopy of Redwood trees. This is a great place to stay if you decide to try your hand at the rails with Roaring Camp Railway. Miles of hiking and biking trails meander through the scenic forest only 5 minutes from major shopping and dining.

You can find this Redwood forest just a few miles over the ridge from downtown Oakland. Once the source of San Francisco Bay Area?s building supplies, logging is now history, and the park is home to regal 150 foot redwoods spread over 1,830 acres. On your hike or run you may be fortunate enough to see rare species such as the golden eagle and Alameda striped racer.

Hayward in California is just five miles away from Anthony Cabot Regional Park, and if you are visiting in this locality, it is well worth checking out the campground in the park. The amenities here include water, sewer and electric, and it is both family friendly and pet friendly. The campground is open year-round, and pull thru-sites are available. This park does make for a good touring base, as you are within reach of the San Francisco Bay area. It is also a place where you can enjoy outdoor activities, and where you can hit the trail when you want to. There are many miles of trails in Anthony Cabot Regional Park, and these offer options for hikers, cyclist and horseback riders. The East Bay Skyline National Trail runs the length of the park, and is a great choice if you want to get on your bike and cover some distance.

The last manned lighthouse on the California coast, today it is part of the largest urban national park in the U.S., the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. If you enjoy a rugged hike then getting here will be fun, the half mile trail that leads to the lighthouse is steep, you can also discover the old Coast Guard rescue station, wildflowers, and pillow basalt rock formations.

University of California voted as one of the best public universities in the world, is a landmark of Berkeley and it has a classical architectural feel. There is an amazing tower located at the top of the hill, which offers spectacular views of the city. The library is a majestic building and there is a Greek amphitheater, where amazing performances are shown. UC Berkeley also has a dinosaur exhibition with some interesting replicas of tyrrannosarus rex and a teradactyl.

Use your RV rental to stay right down by the water. This campground operated by the Santa Cruz marina offers full hookup RV sites with views of the boats at dock. Walk to a whale watching boat charter or bike to one of the great restaurants or shops in the area. Make sure your RV rental is all self contained and book in advance for this popular location.

A rescue center that has treated over 20,000 marine mammals such as the elephant seals, harbor seals, and California sea lions. You can come and support their work by taking a tour and getting to know the science behind the animals? distress, how the center helps them recover and learn about marine wildlife in general.