RV Rental American Canyon, CA

When people decide to rent an RV in American Canyon, it becomes exceedingly clear just how divine the area and region are with respects to the great outdoors. Northern California is known the world over for its majestic redwood trees, its rocky coastlines, and towering mountain ranges, all of which are within driving distance when you take your American Canyon camper rental for a trip. A fine place to start your trip and get a feel for the area is San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge on the water’s edge south of town. This vast collection of tidal marsh, mud flats, estuaries, and beaches is the perfect place to see a variety of migratory birds enjoying some rest and relaxation during their travels. Birdwatchers from all over the western United States and beyond venture to this park throughout the year to observe these birds and try to identify and catalog as many as they possibly can.

Trione-Annadel State Park, to the northwest by Santa Rosa, is a gorgeous park once occupied by the Pomo and Wappo indigenous people. Undisturbed oak woodlands and manzanita groves decorate the hiking paths of this splendid nature area and a myriad of interesting minerals and rocks can be seen at the park, particularly obsidian due to the volcanic origins of the area’s geological features. There are miles and miles of trails for walking, hiking, and cycling, but sadly there are no campgrounds to accommodate you and your American Canyon RV rental by owner.

Another option to add to your itinerary when you rent an RV is Mendocino National Forest. This sprawling forest is found a few hours north of American Canyon with almost one million acres of Douglas-fir, white fir, madrones, ponderosa pine, and redwood trees. The Sanhedrin Mountains loom large above the surrounding area, with impressive views of large wilderness areas and hidden lakes. You can find a number of places to camp while visiting with your American Canyon motorhome rental.

If you feel like witnessing the intoxicating beauty of northern California's coastlines along the Pacific Ocean, head west to Point Reyes National Seashore, a massive nature reserve north of San Francisco. This unbelievable natural area is full of ancient forest never disturbed by human development and epic hikes to secret waterfalls and coastal campgrounds. The sandy beaches are a perfect place to camp beneath the stars and wake up to the salty sea breeze. All this and more is possible when you rent an RV in American Canyon.

There is no shortage of places to camp or park overnight when you book an RV rental near American Canyon or Napa Valley. The sheer number of wine-loving tourists alone make it a popular place to camp or stay for honeymooners or people on weekend getaways from the city. Tradewinds RV Park is in between San Francisco and Napa, with tons of places to eat and fun attractions within walking distance.

Benicia State Recreation Area sits on San Pablo and is a public park maintained by the state of California. Views of the water are the main feature at this campground, with incredible sunsets and sunrises. Napa Valley Expo RV Park could be a convenient place to stay for people attending the Napa Town & Country Fair but can be utilized year-round. San Francisco North/Petaluma KOA is another option, with a hot tub, sauna, in-ground pool, a snack bar, bicycle rentals, and more.

It should come as no surprise that this peaceful small city on San Pablo Bay is full of noteworthy attractions, tasty eateries, and more. Since it is located in Napa Valley, there are, of course, a bevy of wineries and vineyards in and around the town where you can take tours, buy wine, and sample products all while learning about the industry.

The Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum celebrates the Mare Island and Vallejo landmarks related to the West Coast's first naval base. This educational facility enlightens guests and teaches them about the city and area’s past and why the community developed the way it did.

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is one of the famous amusement park company’s flagship properties, with a combination of safari parks, zoos, water parks, aquariums, and, of course, thrilling roller coasters. Some of the coasters are so popular that people have been known to wait in line for hours for the chance to ride during the summertime peak season. The nearby casino is a great place to unwind and try your luck at some card games or slot machines. It may be a small casino, but the games are fun and the variety is there too.