RV Rental Soda Springs, CA

With your Soda Springs luxury RV rental, you're just a short distance from some of the area's most spectacular sights. Soda Springs is located within the Tahoe National Forest and is just a short drive from Lake Tahoe. In the winter, the park is an outstanding winter sports destination with many popular downhill ski resorts and extensive snowmobile and cross-country skiing trails. During the summer months, there are plenty of hiking trails to be discovered, including part of the Pacific Crest Trail. Spend the day hiking or mountain biking out to some of the many lakes, mountain tops and rivers, enjoy wildflower meadows in the fresh mountain air and relax and recharge with a picnic. Thanks to the park's many lakes, there are abundant opportunities for water sports, such as water skiing, boating, and paddle boarding. Whitewater rafting stretches are also accessible on the Yuba, Truckee, and American Rivers, as well as calmer, more relaxing stretches. Visit the Granite Chief Wilderness Area, located on the west shore of Lake Tahoe, North America's largest alpine lake. With over 24,000 acres of protected wilderness, hiking is a popular way to see the impressive 9,000-foot granite peaks from the lush sub-alpine meadows. Hike to the summit of Granite Chief itself for incredible views of the entire area. You could also take the aerial tram from Squaw Valley to High Camp and cut short part of this challenging trek.

Visit Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park on the eastern shore of Lake Tahoe, around a 35-mile drive in your Soda Springs RV rental by owner. The park extends over more than 14,000 acres with 50 miles of hiking and biking trails and primitive roads. Stop by at Sand Harbor, with its gently sloping sand beaches, crystal clear waters and boat ramps. It's an ideal place to relax near or on the water. There is a seasonal kayak and paddleboard rental service as well as a visitor center, gift shop, and concession area. Take the short trail to Memorial Point and discover some more secluded beaches or try Sand Point Nature Trail with its interpretative panels and stunning views of the lake.

Around an hour's drive in your Soda Springs motorhome rental brings you to Auburn State Recreation Area and neighboring Hidden Falls Regional Park. Between Auburn and Lincoln, Hidden Falls extends over 1,200 acres with 30 miles of multi-use trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Many of the trails include interpretative panels with information on the area's plant and wildlife. Visitors to the park can admire the 30-foot waterfalls from two observation decks. There are also several areas ideal for swimming and fishing, as well as viewpoints offering sweeping vistas over the Sacramento Valley and beyond. Neighboring Auburn State Recreation Area covers 40 miles of the North and Middle Forks of the American River in the very heart of gold country. Aside from gold panning, hiking, biking, and fishing are all popular activities in the park. The area also features a vast array of important historical and cultural elements. The park is home to the Mountain Quarries Railroad Bridge which features on the National Register of Historic Places. The Middle Fork of the American River features hard rock tunnels that are among the earliest ever constructed of this type. Today, thrill seekers take whitewater rafting trips through the tunnels down the river. If you prefer a more relaxing time on the water, go swimming or boating on Lake Clementine.

Wherever you decide to visit in your Soda Springs RV rental, you're sure to make some fantastic discoveries in this incredibly beautiful part of California and beyond.

If you'd like to park your Soda Springs RV rental in the area, you'll have plenty of nearby RV parks to choose from. You could check out Cisco Grove Campground and RV Park, located within Soda Springs itself, just off the I-80. The campground has an on-site store and laundromat, as well as showers and restrooms. You can choose between basic back-in sites with partial hookups or premium pull-through sites with full hookups. There are also dump stations available. Sites are mainly in a forested area, complete with picnic tables and BBQs which are removed during the winter due to the snowy conditions. There are numerous trails available, or you could spend the day fishing at nearby Fordyce Lake.

Or, you could also stop over at one of several RV parks located in neighboring Truckee. Coachland RV Park is located a few miles from Soda Springs. All sites at this campground are pull-through and feature full hookups with Wi-Fi and cable TV. This pet-friendly RV park also features large dog runs and numerous RV essentials such as a propane filling station, dump station, and an RV washing station. You can use the laundry facilities on site and ice and detergent can be purchased at the site office.

There are plenty more excellent places to park in the area, or you could choose to take your Soda Springs RV rental to one of the numerous state park campgrounds for a more back-to-nature experience.

As a small mountain community, visiting Soda Springs is a great way to take a break from modern life and an urban environment. When you're picking up or dropping off your Soda Springs motorhome rental, be sure to stop by and check out the local businesses. There is a local store that sells just about everything you'll need, including some winter sports equipment rentals. Most importantly, there is also a gas station for topping up before heading off into the wilderness.

Whatever time of year you choose to vacation with a Soda Springs camper rental, you're certain to find plenty to do around town. In the wintertime, the community really comes alive with the many winter sports resorts that are based within Soda Springs. Get yourself a day or weekend pass and perfect your skiing skills or try out tubing, where you descend the slopes on an inflatable snow tube. It's great fun for all of the family and next to no skills are required. There are also plenty of cross-country skiing and snowmobile trails for the more adventurous. There are plenty of places in the numerous ski resorts where you can grab a bite to eat or relax with a beverage after a day in the snow.

If you're visiting during the summer, there are a huge amount of trails to explore. The Lower Lola Montez Trailhead departs from Soda Springs. Just over three miles brings you to Lower Lola Montez Lake, an ideal place to cool off or to go fishing. This trail also connects to the longer Hole In The Ground Trail which is equally popular with mountain bikers, combining a technically challenging route alongside spectacular views of sub-alpine lakes and lofty summits. Other popular activities in and around Soda Springs during the summer months include geocaching, wildlife spotting, and picnicking, not to mention the numerous possibilities for swimming, paddling, and fishing on nearby lakes and rivers.

Soda Springs is a truly great place to really get away from it all and a Soda Springs RV rental, will allow you to do just that and so much more.