RV Rental Wilton, CA

Begin your road trip with a short drive northeast to Folsom Lake State Recreational Area which is tucked into the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. The park is home to both Folsom Lake and Lake Natoma, and the waterway which connects them is popular with kayakers and canoeists. Folsom Lake is also a brilliant starting point for cyclists due to its 32-mile cycle path which links Folsom Lake to Old Sacramento as well as other recreational parks in Stanislaus County.

Take Highway 50 east and you’ll soon reach the El Dorado National Forest in the center of California’s Sierra Nevada mountain range. Packed full of deep canyons, towering mountain peaks, and tranquil alpine lakes, El Dorado National Forest is an ideal place to enjoy your RV rental near Wilton. You can start by making the challenging climb to the area’s highest peak, Freel Peak, or ease in with milder trails to Devils Lake and Azaleas Cove. While you hike, bike, or paddle, don’t forget to observe the vast variety of plant species that thrive inside the forest.

From El Dorado National Forest, you can take your Wilton RV rental farther south into Stanislaus National Forest. Comprised of nearly 900,000 acres of dense forest, it’s treaded with over 800 miles of diverse waterways. It’s naturally a hot spot for kayaking, canoeing, and rafting. Stanislaus National Forest also boasts many miles of multi-use trails which are popular for horseback riding, off-road vehicles, and mountain bikes. Meanwhile, adventurers who prefer to get off the well-trodden path can slip onto one of the primitive trails within the Emigrants Wilderness Area. For daytime visitors, there are picnic areas at Granite Bay and there are multi-use trails for walking and horseback riding.

When you reach the border of Stanislaus National Forest you can enter directly into the legendary Yosemite National Park. Famous for its gushing falls and breathtaking valleys, this immense national park is an excellent finale to your vacation with an RV rental in Wilton, CA. You can begin by visiting the visitors center in Yosemite Valley. Here you’ll find a number of easy to strenuous hiking trails as well as 12 miles of flat cycle route and at least three rustic campgrounds. Another option is to take your RV on a scenic drive along the Tioga Road, passing the Tuolumne Meadows, campsites, and Tioga Pass.

There are plenty of secure campgrounds close to Wilton where you can relax for the night in your temporary home. One of the closest to Sacramento is Cal Expo RV Park which is on the northern banks of American River. This campground is in a nice location for visitors who want to enjoy a bit of city life and is within walking distance of several shopping venues and restaurants. It's open all year round and is a convenient spot for cycling the American River Bike Trail. Facilities for RV campers include full hookups with 30/50 amp service, Wi-Fi, and 24-hour security.

If you would prefer to camp farther from the noise of the city, Loomis RV Park is just minutes from Folsom Lake. The campground is pet-friendly and can provide big rig, pull through, or back-in sites with full hookups and washing facilities.

When you’re ready to visit Stanislaus National Forest, you can take your motorhome southeast to Jackson Rancheria RV Park. The campground sits amid beautiful scenery and offers guests a large variety of facilities including a year-round heated pool, a clubhouse with kitchen facilities, and 24-hour surveillance. Guest can also pick up supplies from the on-site grocery store.

The town center of Wilton is spread along Dillard Road between Highways 99 and 49. Here you can find a handful of restaurants, including sports bars and grills, and supermarkets. There is also a local school and church. Park your RV rental in Wilton and take a stroll along the streets to fully appreciate the rural charm of this historic farming community.

The lands surrounding Wilton are largely used for agriculture and you might want to pay a visit to one of Wilton’s independently owned farms and ranches or see horses at the equestrian center. You may be able to pick up some fresh produce or homemade products to take home with you, or, saddle up for a horse-riding lesson.

For a breath of fresh air, you could make your way eight miles east to Elk Grove Regional Park and spend a pleasant afternoon feeding ducks or looking for treasure on Pirates Island. The park is great for children and adults alike. Choose to walk the Elk Grove Park Trail, dip into the swim center, or learn local history at Elk Grove Historical Society, located in the corner of the park. Families can also get active on the baseball court and softball complex.

However you plan to spend your vacation this year, don’t forget to reserve an RV rental by owner in Wilton, California.