RV Rental Los Alamitos, CA

El Dorado East Regional Park is a cultivated recreational area with many available activities. There are playgrounds, paved bicycle trails, an archery range, and stocked fishing lakes. Picnic areas and shelters, a youth campground, and barbecue areas offer a more relaxed afternoon; guests can also try their hand at radio-controlled model aircraft and sailboats, or take in the nature center exhibits. The El Dorado Frontier train ride will take visitors on a tour of the park and everything it has to offer. Capture these moments on film (or memory card) and be certain your Los Alamitos RV rental is included in the pics.

Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve is a coastal wetlands sanctuary accommodating more than 200 avian species such as peregrine falcons and white-faced ibis. Many of these species are or were endangered. The reserve is also home to many land-based mammals, such as coyotes, cottontail rabbits, and bats. Reptiles and (rare, endangered and non-endangered) plants can be found here, along with marine life including 60+ fish species. California sea lions and green sea turtles show up here occasionally. The sanctuary is popular with local birders and photographers; your Los Alamitos RV trailer rental is the ultimate photography blind for capturing those elusive animals without startling them or scaring them off.

Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden is an example of an environment that has been cultured without losing its natural essence, something Japanese gardens are renowned for. It was opened to the public in 1981 by Lorraine Miller who named it after her departed husband. Construction of the garden was partially supported by California State University – Long Beach as an educational resource which it shares with the public. The garden has bonsai trees, a koi pond and waterfall, and offers regular public education events.

There are a number of RV campgrounds within a short traveling distance of Los Alamitos. Most of these parks have recreational trails for hiking and biking as well as access to a nearby beach. Your Los Alamitos motorhome rental is the perfect addition to these sites to make your stay an enjoyable one.

Sunset Vista RV Park is a child and pet-friendly park with big rig and pull-through access. There is a dump station for black water and individual sites have water, electricity, and fire rings.

Crystal Cove State Park has restrooms and showers, Wi-Fi, and dump stations. It is child and pet-friendly and the nearby beach has tide pools. Guests staying here can go fishing. Individual sites have water and electricity. There is some tent camping at this park.

Dockweiler RV Park has restrooms and showers, and guests can enjoy fishing. Individual sites have full hookups. The campground is child and pet-friendly.

There are lots of things to do in and around Los Alamitos once you have had your fill of nature. St. Isidore Historical Plaza is a Catholic church that is now used for carnivals and fundraisers, and would also make a good venue for weddings. It is not open fully to the public but tours can be arranged if you call ahead. There is a horse racing track and a winery, and gift and specialty items shops. Farther out, there are libraries that offer informational events and city tours, including a tour of high-end restaurants (the tour takes you to several where you can sample appetizer-sized portions of their main dishes).

And, as usual, your exotic day ends with questions about where to eat (unless you've taken the restaurant tour). Los Alamitos doesn't disappoint when it comes to cuisine; there are a huge number of eateries to choose from, many of them locally owned and operated. One Lebanese restaurant offers a watermelon, cheese, and mint appetizer, which leads one to wonder how good the main courses are going to be. One Italian restaurant offers a plate of jumbo shrimp on a bed of pasta and spinach with a cream sauce that must taste as good as it looks.

Don't forget that home cooking is also an option with your Los Alamitos luxury RV rental. There are plenty of grocery stores on hand, and as good as the restaurants are in Los Alamitos, preparing a meal yourself can be just as rewarding at the end of a perfect day.