RV Rental Rosamond, CA

Just to the west of Rosamond is Los Padres National Forest near Santa Barbara, CA. While at Los Padres National Forest, you can spend the day on the sunny shores of Lake Cachuma or take a stroll through the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden. Or, if you’re feeling a little more adventurous, you can head out on one of the dozens of trails that lace their way through the forest. With several designated wilderness areas throughout Los Padres, you can retreat back into nature and spend part of the day at the hot springs, birding, or you can hike up the various mountain peaks.

About 30 miles south of Rosamond is the Angeles National Forest near Palmdale, CA. Home of the stunning San Gabriel Canyon and the beautiful Crystal Lake, Angeles is a wonderful place to spend the day when you secure an RV rental in Rosamond. You can spend your time backpacking the 176-mile segment of the Pacific Coast Trail that winds through the forest or instead opt for a canoe ride on the waters of Lake Elizabeth. Whether you’re looking to go hiking along the San Gabriel Mountains or enjoy a simple stroll through the forest, Angeles National Forest is sure to have something for everyone.

About 40 miles north of Rosamond is Red Rock Canyon State Park near Randsburg, CA. With what appear to be painted red, orange, pink, and white dashes across the landscape, Red Rock Canyon State Park is a spectacle to behold. When you choose a motorhome rental in Rosamond, you are within easy reach of this geologist’s paradise. You can hike along the various trails and view magnificent and otherworldly geologic formations, ruminate over ancient petroglyphs, and even delight in the bright and colorful springtime wildflowers. Be sure to pack extra sunscreen when you retreat into the deserts of Southern California.

When you rent an RV in Rosamond, you are going to need to find somewhere to stay for the night. Luckily enough, there are plenty of places in and around Kern County that are sure to be of interest.

The Antelope Valley RV Park is just near the Antelope Valley Fair & Event Center, putting you in a rather central location in Antelope Valley. The park offers full hookups as well as restroom and shower facilities.

If you want to enjoy a little bit more of the desert landscape, then consider Spaceport RV Park just north of Rosamond. You will have access to full hookups, restroom and shower facilities, and laundry facilities. You will also have the stunning desert sunsets to really drive that Southern California feeling home.

When you need to refuel while in Rosamond, your best options will be to head south on CA-14 to Lancaster.

When you secure a camper rental in Rosamond, be sure to set aside plenty of time to explore the Antelope Valley area.

Just to the west of Rosamond is the Willow Springs International Raceway. With several events and races every week, you can spend your evenings cheering on the various drivers as they zoom around the tracks. Not only that but sometimes Willow Springs will even host public races where you can get behind the wheel during a drag race or kart race.

If you’re looking for something a little less adrenaline pumping, or maybe just quieter, you can spend some time at the Windswept Ranch Petting Zoo. Just northwest of Rosamond, Windswept Ranch is home to a wide variety of animals. You can get up close and personal to a wide variety of animals, such as deer, camels, and even zebras.

If you’re looking to see some of the colors of the Mojave Desert, then make a trip to the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve in the spring. With eight miles of gentle trails, you will be led through fields of various wildflowers as they paint the desert landscape. Even if you aren’t traveling in the spring, the reserve is still a quiet place to do a little bit of Antelope Valley wildlife watching.

When in Southern California, be sure to treat yourself to the local delicacy that is the fish taco. If you feel like the desert may be a little too far away from fish, then a “normal” taco should suffice.