RV Rental Paradise, CA

Northern California is legendary when it comes to majestic mountains, sprawling forests, and exceptional recreation areas, so naturally, it has become quite a popular vacation destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Lake Oroville is one of the best areas to visit when you rent an RV in Paradise, with a staggering number of recreation areas, beaches, and campgrounds lining its shores. Foreman Creek, Loafers Creek, Potters Ravine, and Kelly Ridge are some of the amazing areas you can visit in your Paradise RV rental when you find yourself longing for some serene, natural settings to relax and unwind. The lake itself is fantastic for swimming, boating, fishing, and many other water-based recreation activities, and a series of hiking paths circle the lake, giving you even more space to explore and discover.

Plumas National Forest provides ample space to relish the great outdoors, with well over a million acres of wilderness to trek through, camp, or rest peacefully by lakes like Lake Almanor or Round Valley Reservoir. A tenth of the forest consists of old-growth, virgin forest, teeming with Douglas firs, ponderosa pines, red firs, white firs, and an abundance of other spectacular plants and animals. This evergreen wonderland is so vast that you could spend several vacations there without ever truly discovering a fraction of what the forest has to offer.

There are lots of national parks in California, and the nearest one to Paradise is Lassen Volcanic National Park. This extraordinary park takes its name from Lassen Peak, its most prominent and well-known feature. The park has the distinction of being one the rare few places in the world where all four major types of volcanoes exist in the same area. Lots can be learned about the geological characteristics of the region can be learned in even a short visit to Lassen Volcanic National Park, and there are tons of camping areas to accommodate you and your Paradise RV rental should you need a peaceful, comfortable place to stay the night. There are countless other places to consider visiting when you rent an RV in Paradise, but it would take an eternity to mention all of the Golden State’s parks and forests.

Like most of California, there are a high number of campgrounds and RV parks to make use of when you rent an RV in Paradise. Quail Trails Village is a scenic little campground where you can breathe in fresh mountain air while taking in some impressive scenery. There are plenty of golf courses and casinos nearby, so the potential for fun is limitless.

At Oroville/Feather Falls Casino KOA, you can make use of the hot tub, refreshing pool, dog park, and pavilion when you stay in this campground by the lake.

Don’t forget that all of the campgrounds you could possibly need are scattered around the edges of Lake Oroville to the south. There are several recreation areas complete with campgrounds that provide relaxing vibes and unforgettable scenery.

Paradise will charm you from the get-go, with pleasant city streets lined with restaurants, breweries, cafes, wineries, boutiques, and art galleries showcasing locally produced talent. The Gold Nugget Museum in Paradise is a fascinating place to learn about the infamous Gold Rush that took over California in the mid-19th century. This living testament to the first prospectors has a wealth of implements, artifacts, and old photographs to help guests form a better understanding of California’s history, particularly regarding an event that brought thousands of people to the Golden State. You can even try your hand at panning for gold at this amazing little museum should you take the time to visit.

The Barry R. Kirshner Wildlife Foundation is a welcomed addition to any vacation for animal lovers. There are many types of animals in the rehabilitation preserve, functioning less like a zoo and more like a hospital for wounded and disadvantaged animals. Tigers, bears, and lions are some of the majestic animals you can see in this lovely institution.

In nearby Chico, you can visit the Chico History Museum, to further understand the unique history of Chico, Butte County, and by extension, Paradise. From the Native Americans that inhabited the region for thousands of years to the first European settlers and prospectors, nearly every part of the county’s history is covered by knowledgeable museum staff members. Chico has lots of other amazing attractions, and Sacramento holds many other points of interest too, so don’t be afraid to fully utilize your Paradise camper rental and its capabilities.