RV Rental Bloomington, CA

San Bernardino National Forest is one of the must-visit destinations when you book an RV in Bloomington. This rich forest stretches for over 151,000 acres, hosting several rare and endangered wildlife species, migratory birds, and lush flora. The park is jam-packed with exciting recreational activities to get active with, from picnicking and horseback riding to cross-country skiing and ATV riding. Among the most popular things to do in this national forest are backpacking part of the 2,600-mile Pacific Crest Trail and driving a section of the National Scenic Byway System.

Within the San Bernardino National Forest there are eight protected wilderness areas. The Bighorn Mountain Wilderness is located northeast of Big Bear Lake and expands for 11,800 acres. This area was once the territory of Serrano Indians whose villages were nestled into the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains. Nowadays the Bighorn Mountain Wilderness is home to numerous species of wildlife, including rare and endangered species, as well as carbon plant habitats. There are no developed trails however primitive campsites are sprinkled throughout the area.

Big Bear Lake is just a stone's throw away from San Bernardino National Forest. The surrounding pine and fir forest offer an impressive 100 miles of hiking trails and 22 miles of scenic shoreline. If you're visiting in the springtime you can take a walk in the woods and pick out rare wildflowers such as yarrow, Indian paintbrush, and columbine. Beginning in early April, Pebble Plains, at the eastern side of Big Bear Valley, is bursting with colorful flora, while the Bluff Lake Reserve is most impressive between mid-May and July. Big Bear Lake offers recreational activities all year round; the summer is prime time for canoeing on the lake, fall hosts the Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest, while the cool winter is ideal for winter sports. You can even take yourself on a self-guided off-road adventure on the 12-mile Gold Fever Trail.

There are many places where you can park your travel trailer rental near Bloomington and rest for the night. The San Bernardino RV Park is an option if you plan to visit Big Bear Lake. The campground is just a few blocks away from the CA-18 and the CA-330. This park offers landscaped campsites with full hookups and on-site Wi-Fi, plus laundry and restroom facilities. Here you’ll be just a few minutes from San Bernardino International Airport. Shopping and dining option are within walking distance and there are comfortable on-site facilities.

If you prefer to stay farther from the city, consider taking your Bloomington RV rental by owner to Rancho Jurupa Park's campground in Riverside. The campground sits next to the Santa Ana River and is split into two sections. Lakeview Campground is for RVs, trailers, and tents while Cottonwood Campground of for RVs and trailers only. The campgrounds are pet-friendly and offer 20/30/50-amp water and electric hookups in parts of the park as well as modern restroom facilities. Guests can also use the on-site laundry facilities, picnic areas, and coin-operated showers.

When you need a day to rest during your vacation with the motorhome rental in Bloomington, you can take a break in the town center.

One of the highlights is the Martin Tudor Jurupa Hills Regional Park which offers a relaxed and family-orientated outdoor space. The park is equipped with tennis and volleyball courts as well as picnic and BBQ facilities and horseshoe games. There’s even a playground for the kids and the gentle two-mile Jurupa Hills North Trail is perfect for everyone in the family. The nearby Kessler Park and Veterans Park are also pleasant areas to spend a lazy afternoon in town.

Racing fans might like to drive their Bloomington RV rental to the interactive race track in nearby Fontana. At this high-speed race track, visitors can hop into a real NASCAR vehicle and ride shotgun for three to six laps of the track, or, hop into the driver's seat to race around the circuit.

Bloomington is also just a 15-minute drive from the waterpark in Redlands. This recreational area is a top spot to take the kids when you rent a motorhome in Bloomington. The venue is made up of three parts, a sports lounge, where you can pick up something to eat or drink while watching a game, a trampoline park, with wall to wall trampolines, and the waterpark with slides, rides, and a lazy river. There’s something for everybody to enjoy when you book a motorhome rental in Bloomington, California.