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Oregon Coast in an RV!
Posted 22 May 2012

Oregon Coast
By Damian D. - Flickr creative commons

The Oregon coast welcomes all RV'ers this summer. What better way to spend a summer vacation than walking the beaches, body boarding or kayaking, eating seafood or touring vineyards. The amazing thing about RV's is you're set right from go. No lugging suitcases into hotels where you'll only spend a night, but take your beds and "life" with you. Pull up into an RV park or roadside, get out the deck chairs and bask in all your RV's glory as well as the sun.

Day 1 : Portland

Begin the vacation in Portland. Pick up an RV and you'll be on your way. Before leaving Portland be sure to check out some of the micro breweries and the city's art and culture

Day 2: Astoria and Clatsop State Forest.

Drive through the lovely State Forest on your way to Astoria. In Astoria visit the Lewis and Clark Interpretive center at Cape Disappointment. Don't mind the name, the museum won't be a disappointment. If you're up for a hike there are many pretty trails around this area or check out the Cape disappointment Lighthouse. Of course there's always the beach to go for a lovely walk on.

Haystack Rock
By shalabh - Flickr creative commons

Day 3: Cannon Beach

Head down the coast towards Cannon Beach, a rugged but spectacular stretch of coast. Stroll the beach to the beautiful Haystack Rock. Taste Mo's seafood at Cannon beach or try your luck at catching your own crabs at the jetty, a bit of fun for the kids.

Day 4:Newport

Cruise further down the coast, ensuring you stop for swims and boogie board jaunts when possible. Newport is the next stop. The Harbor in Yaquina Bay is lovely for a squizz and so is the Yaquia Bay State Park. Another lighthouse graces the coast, lovely for pictures and a stroll to. Catch Salmon or halibut off the coast or try your hand at clamming!

In the summer months, whales take up residency between Lincoln city and Newport, so... go for a whale watching tour!

Oregon Dunes
By Rebecca Kenison - Flickr Creative Commons

Day 5: Oregon Dunes National Recreational Area

The sand dunes are waiting for your exploration. Hike through the blossoming vegetation, walk the beach or dunes for miles and then stop for a picnic and swim. The dunes stretch for approximately 40 miles, their unique form created by windswept sand along the coast.

Day 6 : Heading back

Head back to Portland when you're ready but don't let the journey be over yet. In McMinnville (on the road back) there is an aviation museum where you can check Howard Hughes' Spruce Goose or head the other way and dine and tour some local vineyards. Wineries are dotted around the area and in many you can sample the wines in the tasting rooms.

End your tour in Portland or... the road is your oyster, keep RVing on!

Book your RV through RV Rental Sale Finder, and take a memorable journey!
RV through Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks!
Posted 18 May 2012
Grand Teton National Park
By jeffgunn - Flickr

Summer is on it's way in the US which means time for a summer holiday. Experience the magnificent Mountainous west of the USA in an RV. The scenic wonderland in Wyoming is the perfect place to be free and explore amongst mountains, lakes and crazy land forms! RV's give you freedom to explore and sleep where you want and when you want. Sit on the side of the road on your RV couches and gaze out the huge windows at the magnificent vistas.

Day 1: Jackson

Pick up an RV in Salt Lake City or Denver ( the closest cities- but you can find one in many more places. Take a look here) and drive on up to the western town of Jackson, Wyoming. It sits at the foot of incredible mountains and lush landscapes. This small town gives you a taste of western cowboy culture blended with more contemporary shopping and galleries, museum and dining. It's cullinary delights are to be rivaled anywhere. Or, cook up a storm in your dinky RV kitchen .

Stay the night at:
- Jackson Hole Campground
Jackson
By Seth Mazow - Flickr

Day 2: Jackson

Take a raft trip on the Snake River. Begin scenically then get a bit more pace in the whitewater! Look out for any wild life along the way! Jackson lies near a river perfect to learn the art of fly fishing! Fishing amongst the wildlife and mountains... perfect.

Hot pools
By jeffgunn - Flickr

Day 3+: Yellowstone National Park (stay longer!)

Head on up into Yellowstone National Park for a night or three. Such beautiful scenery will blow all in the RV away. Look out for the wildlife and be sure to pay a stop to the geysers and hot pools.

Go for a horse trek through the pretty trees and open meadows and trek alongside a canyon.

Explore the geothermal features, especially Old Faithful Geyser. Take a trip up to one of the largest high-altitude lakes in North America, take a swim or canoe on the lake. Check out the steaming geothermal lakes, a pristine blue colour, Mammoth Hot Springs Terraces, waterfalls, rivers and.... Bisons! Take in the spectacular view at Vista Point , overlooking the valley

Sleep a night under the stars at:
- Yellowstone Park KOA
Jenny Lake
By Dave Bezaire & Susi Havens-Bezaire - Flickr

Day 4+: Grand Teton National Park

Grand Teton is a breath-taking region to RV through. The dramatic mountain scape is only enhanced by the rivers and glaciers. The Teton range is a subrange of the Rocky Mountains which extends from southern Alaska to northern New Mexico.
Bike rides are on the cards in this area. Enjoy the mountain views from two wheels, an easy ride in most places so perfect for the whole family.
Feel a bit of adrenaline rafting the whitewater rapids or take a more serene Canoe on Jenny Lake. Go for a peaceful scenic float on Snake River to see the Grand Teton landscape from the water.

You could spend your Grand Teton nights in:
- Grand Teton Park
This roadtrip could be completed now or, if you do Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park around the other way, you could cruise on up to Beartooth Highway, reported as one of the most beautiful drives in America.

All you need now you've got an itinerary is an RV! Check out RV Rental Sale Finder, and you're sure to find a special on an RV.
Blue Ridge Parkway Road Trip
Posted 26 Apr 2012

Blue Ridge Parkway
By BeckyCortino - Flickr

One of America's favorite road trips and one of the most visited destinations in the National Park system, The Blue Ridge Parkway is a beautiful 469 mile journey through outstanding scenery, natural environments and and fun recreational activities.

The 469 mile Journey

There's plenty of places to camp along the way so get an RV and set out on an unforgttable journey through the best of Virginia and North Carolina. The Road doesn't have many main roads off it, so an RV is the perfect way to be prepared for anything. Stock up the food, and prepare for a journey through untouched wilderness.

Get off Highway 64 or US 250E and venture down "Blue Ridge Parkway". There is so much beauty to be explored along the journey that to name a few highlights is hard. However, the following should entice you in.

The Humpback Rocks
By amaz0n23 - Flickr

The Humpback Rocks, 5.8 miles in (northern end) are a scenic wonder and historic richland. Enjoy one of many hiking trails, Picnic in nature and explore the historic farm buildings. You could camp at the nearby Sherando Lake (off the Parkway) or keep venturing on. A reminder that there is plenty of RV parks along the route.

After 86 miles embrace the stunning views of the Peaks of Otter and the surrounding Jefferson National Forest. Take a hike, go for a fish or camp under the stars at the foot of Sharp Top mountain.

Mabry Mill
By Jason Barnette Photography -Flickr

At Mile 169, stop in at the Rocky Knob and Mabry Mill. Enjoy a short trail around the mill and be sure to visit the Gritsmill, Sawmill and Blacksmith shop as well as taking mny pictures of the beautiful structures. If you're there on a Sunday, stick around for the musicians and dancers that gather in the afternoon.

Partake in some bird watching at Cumberland Knob at mile 217 and keep an eye open for deer, racoons, foxes and bobcats as well as beautiful flowers at mile 240 in Doughton Park.

Moses H. Cone Park
By David Fre - Flickr

Gear up for another delicious picnic at Moses H. Cone Park at mile 294. This family farm and memorial park invcludes a family cemetry, carriage and apple barn and for those interested in transportation- an extensive system of carriage trails. There's also guided walks and an evening campfire.

The Linn Cove Viaduct at mile 304 will astound as will the Craggy Gardens at mile 364. The high summit elevations are home to a spectacular floral display of violets, blackberry, rhododendron, May-Apple and more.

The Folk Art Center at mile 382 shows travelers the best in traditional and modern arts and craft of the Appalachians. Peruse over the book store and observe the craft demonstrations.

Waterrock Knob Sunsert
By Julie Findley jfindley8889 - Flickr

Enjoy more bird and wildlife watching at Mount Pisgah, mile 408. The journey maybe nearing an end but one of the best places to view sunsets and sunrises is still before you. Waterrock Knob at mile 451 is at almost a 6000 feet elevation and the perfect place to view the suns rise and descent across the rugged mountains. Enjoy a hike to the summit and enjoy views of the summit and valleys.

The road comes to an end shortly. Hopefully you've made the most of the hikes, visitors centres and magnificent vistas.

Take advantage of this beautiful journey and take an RV to explore. Find a special on one at RV Rental Sale Finder choose your pick up location and you're away.

Enjoy!!
Hunger Games Filming Locations Tour
Posted 26 Apr 2012
If North Carolina didn't seem like the ideal place for a Motorhome roadtrip before, how about now? The movie that has taken the world by a storm has turned North Carolina into a tourist and Hunger Games fans destination. The whole film was shot at various locations across the state.

If you or your kids are totally in love with the Hunger Games, this is a perfect opportunity to go on a family vacation in a motorhome. If you're a bit older than a kid and think RV's are for oldies, think again... they're not. RV's are the perfect way to explore and adventure around these film locations.

Begin the journey to the games in Charlotte. Pretend you're Effie leaving the grandeur of urban life in the capitol behind. In your RV head northwest to Henry River Mill Village, Hildebran. The mill burnt down many years but left in it's place the perfect setting for district 12 -home of Katniss, Peeta and Gale. Take a look at the Mellark bakery building, and the shanty that housed Katniss, Prim and their mother. Get on the road again as the property is private ( although under negotiations to let people through).
- Stay in Hickory , (2miles from Henry River Mile Village) at Indian Springs Campground
Thestars bar - Lexington Avenue Brewery
By stevekc - Flickr

Live for a little bit like one of the epic's stars. Asheville, 110 km away was the town that made the stars feel at home while enjoying lunch at Lexington Avenue Brewery or the Laughing Seed Café, two of the places the actors loved.

Craggy Pinnacle Trail
By Ken Lund - Wikimedia

You can spend the next day or two being a little adventurous and stepping in the tributes footsteps. The Craggy Pinnacle Hike, is home to the North Fork Reservoir where the Cornucopia scenes were filmed. That area is off limits but can be glimpsed from the Craggy Pinnacle Trail. Next Hike, The Lower Douglas Falls Hike. In and around this area was where the filmmakers shot pregames shots of Katniss and Gale. Take the Navitat Canopy adventure and feel like Rue racing around in the treetops.

If If you feel ill equipped to fight in the Hunger Games, learn some survival skills at Nantahala Outdoor Center in Bryson City, approximately an hour from Asheville.
- You could stay in Asheville Bear creek RV Park, Rutledge Lake RV Park or many others in the area.
DuPont State Forest
By ms

Head on south to DuPont State Recreational Forest. This is a nature lovers paradise and possible the tribute lovers paradise... The park is full of Waterfalls, dramatic scenery, lakes and see if you can spot Katniss' pond and the place where Peeta camouflages himself.

So many quaint and pretty towns grace the surrounding area so be sure to pull over the RV and stop for a coffee or local shop somewhere. Brevard and Hendersonville are great examples of towns with historic charm, quaint downtowns, excellent restaurants and cultural and recreational activities.

80 miles from Brevard is a town called Shelby that inspired Suzanne Collins' "hob". The Hob and Reaping scenes were filmed in private Warehouses but anyone walking along LaFayette street will be able to direct you to the locations. Buy some "hob" type treats along LaFayette or have a bite to eat in the casts' favourites; Pleasant City Wood Fired Grille or NiFen Wine and Tapas.

Return to the Capitol (Charlotte) at your own pace and check out the North Davidson Street neighbourhood. The arty district was popular with the stars.

Find an RV Park for the night and pamper yourself to be presentable for the capitol the following day. Capitol filming locations included the Knight Theater and Charlotte Convention center.
- Perhaps stay at Charlotte/Fort Mill KOA
If you visit the NASCAR Hall of Fame it'll get you as close as you could be to seats similar to the Hovercrafts that dropped Katniss into The Games.

Before leaving the Capitol and heading back to your district, test your survival skills and at the U.S. National Whitewater Center, get a glimpse of YOUR capabilities.

What an experience! Hopefully you've felt like you've been a part of the Hunger Games epic. Get an RV from RV Rental Sale Finder and you'll definitely end up with a great special!

Asheville Film Locations

Henry River Mill ( District 12)
Big Bend National Park
Posted 23 Apr 2012
By Corey Leopold - Flickr

There are so many treasured little roadtrips across the United States that need to be traveled. This summer it may be hot there, but the Big Bend Natonal Park is a memorable drive through dramatic desert country with soaring mountains and massive canyons. Create for yourself a long roadtrip for an RV but make sure to include this section. RV's are perfect for roadtrips as you have the freedom to stop and start wherever you want, and make yourself a cup of coffee next to a beautiful scenic stop.

218 miles long, this Marathon to Marfa diversion route takes you through the Big Bend National Park. Marathon is an arty town and traveling in from there you'll drive 40 miles of flat scrubland.

By carolynpepper - Flickr

Big Bend National Park will greet you with the Chisos Mountains. Drive through spectacular desert scenery, ride through the rio Grande and take a wander along a Chihuahuan Desert nature trail.

By mrwsierra - Flickr

Make a detour on the Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive to Santa Elena Canyon. Experience the majestic canyon close up by following the walking trail along the canyon. If you get a 4WD RV you'll be able to drice further into the scenic route.

After retracing the detour you'll come across the old mining towns of Terlingua and Study Butte. Here you can partake in the tours offered on the Rio Grande River. Leisurely floats or more serious canoe and camp adventures.

From these mining towns head down the road to the Terlingua Ghost Town. This scattered and collapsing building graveyard provides plenty an opportunity for a good picture and youcan meet the artist community and interesting people. Enjoy a meal in the famous Starlight Theatre pub followed by the local's tradition of watching the sunset from the porch.

The drive from Terlingua to Presidio, in the next leg of the journey, follows the Texas River and is said to be one of Texas' most scenic routes. Enjoy the beauty of the Big Bend Park scenery.

Look out for the abandoned "western" film set after the town of Lajitas for some good photography.

Fort Leaton Historic Site
By jhorneman - flickr

The Fort Leaton State Historic Site is one of the largest abode structures in Texas. The building was reconstructed after it was abandoned, and now provide excellent tourist interpretive panels to describe life there in the 19th century.

After a bit more driving you'll reach Marfa, a lovely town with excellent arts and fine dining.

Stay in the park in your RV and enjoy the scenery for longer and at different lights.

Here are some RV Parks in the Big Bend National Park :
Get an RV from RV Rental Sale Finder and take this mini road trip in a beautifully scenic part of Texas.
Burning Man RV Special!
Posted 18 Apr 2012
Burning Man Special!!

Book any vehicle from any supplier in Salt Lake City, for travel during the Burning Man festival, and receive $100 off your total rental cost. Please note you must book by 10 June 2012 and you must return the vehicle to Salt Lake City in order to take advantage of this offer. Salt Lake City is approximately the same distance from Black Rock City as San Francisco is.

Book the Special here!
The wonder of Yosemite National Park!
Posted 1 Apr 2012
Yosemite Valley
By Johan. V. - Flickr

Yosemite's beauty can not be explained, nor shown justly in pictures. Yosemite must be experienced. The natural beauty of the national park will astound and amaze any visitor to this Californian utopia. The park is over 760 acres reaching across the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountain chain. It is abounding in luscious greenery, spectacular granite cliff faces, gushing waterfalls, pristine streams and massive sequoia groves. The wilderness supports a diverse range of animal and plant life that millions of years ago was covered in ice. The slopes of the park were formed by huge glaciers forming in the upper reaches of the alpine meadows. The down slope movement sculpted a U-shaped valley that is the breathtaking park so many love to visit now.

Yosemite Falls
By Koshyk - Fickr

Yosemite Valley is open year round but much of the rest of the park is only open between mid to late spring and late autumn. Over 800 miles of hiking trails are available to the keen adventurer. From easy strolls to grueling hikes the trails are an aesthetic dream.

Spend some time in the National park with an RV. Several campsites (which quickly fill up) are located in the park and the perfect haven to rest after a day of hiking or laying in the valley with a picnic. You can camp in the park without making a reservation, but be prepared to find the camps full. The following are where you can do so:
Find out about making a Reservation here. There are also RV parks out of the valley which are still awesome for camping in. Find yourself an RV at RV Rental Sale Finder.

Plan your trip to the breathtaking Yosemite Valley in an RV. Pick up an RV from many locations around the area and drive in for a few nights stay.
New RV parks - Okaloosa, FL. and Navarre, FL
Posted 28 Mar 2012

Okaloosa Island - By neepster - Flickr

If you're planning an RV roadtrip, and keep finding Parks are booked out, there's a new park on the market on Okaloosa Island, Florida - Destin West RV Resort. The park opened 9th March just off Highway 98 on the island.

The park took two years to build and has on offer, a heated pool, laundry room, a shop and each site (of which there are 54) has a picnic table and patio! The owners want a site that has everything on offer for guests so that won't need to drive their car until their holiday is over.

Another new RV park to open up in March was St. Rosa Sound RV Resort in Navarre. This has more than 80 sites of which 24 are waters edge spots. This park has a pool, fitness centre and laundry.

With so many parks constantly holding up no vacancy signs, there's now a couple more options for your RV vacation.

Find yourself a deal on an RV at RV rental sale finder.
Get your kicks on Route 66!
Posted 22 Mar 2012

By sjorford - Flickr

Like the old song suggests "take the highway that's best, get your kicks on Route 66". The compelling road has been well traveled and highly captivates roadtrippers all around the world! Is it because it goes through the heart of the nation? Or does it draw people in because it's so ingrained in time? Are the neon lights and rusty abandoned tractors the pull? What ever it is, it must be on the to-do list of every keen roadtripper.

Route 66, also known as the 'main street of America' stretches diagonally through the heart of USA from LA to Chicago. It was established in 1926 as one of the original US highways. It covers a total of 2,448 miles (3940km) and served as a major path for those migrating west. Business was good along the highway for communities because of the popularity of the route. Now days, businesses along the route stay alive due to their geographical placement and play up their connections to the historic route for the roadtrippers.

By Kevin Cole - Flickr

Route 66 takes you through a cross section of the States, from sundrenched LA, through the barren deserts and canyons and and into the streets and citylife of Chicago.

Join the nostalgia and yearn for the good old days on route 66 in an RV this summer. The journey could take you ten days, less than ten days or a month. However long you want to spend in each place is up to you!

The two lane (in most places) will be lined by hundred's of typical Diner's, dilapidated Gas stations, dero motels and many a tourist attraction. Perfect for a picture or two backed by a blue summer sky. Wind your way on the seemingly endless road passing through small roadside towns followed by another endless horizon. Sounds perfect for a roadtrip!

By johanohrling - Flickr By quinn.anya - Flickr By jezarnold - Flickr

Your journey begins in LA. Pick up an RV and get on the road! From LA you'll travel interstate 7 times. California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Illinois!

California: Take a walk on Santa Monica Pier in LA and to start the journey off, check out the Barstow Route 66 Mother Road Museum.

Arizona: Possibly the most spectacular part of the trip, but we'll let you decide. The Grand Canyon National Park should be your destination. The Soaring canyon will leave you breathtaken. Enjoy some coffee, jewellery or Route 66 gifts at Historic Seligman Sundries in Seligman and Cool Springs Camp standing on the side of the road between Kingman and Oatman.

New Mexico: Alburquerque, Tinkertown and a plethora of museums , take your pick. Santa Rosa also is home to the geological phenomenon - the famous Blue Hole, an astonishingly clear water hole in the middle of the desert.

Texas: Amarillo will give you more museums, 6th street district and a route 66 themed rest area.

Oklahoma: The state with more attractions on Route 66 than any other. Stock up the RV with some Nut's from the nut house, stop in at Sandhill's curosity shop in Erick and Cherokee Trading post.

Kansas: Four Women on the route is an old Route 66 service station if you need to fill up.

Missouri: Has museums, gardens and a dreamy drive in movie theatre! And, as a bit of a gimmick, it also holds the world's largest rocking chair in Fanning.

Illinois: The destination state. Home to a corn maze ( in the fall) and many a museum and attraction.

The terrific freedom of an RV means you can stop wherever you want for a break or rest, pull up in any RV Park and spend the night or, travel for hours on end. You'll be glad of an RV when you're in the middle of barren land and need to use the bathroom, or feel like a cup of coffee...

Check out some RV parks on or near route 66. Don't risk turning up to a run down Motel, get yourself an RV for the journey at RV Rental Sale Finder.

Have a fantastic journey! Let us know of any great stops to do on route 66!

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Savannah to Miami Roadtrip!
Posted 16 Mar 2012

By miamism - Flickr Commons

With the U.S.A. being such a huge country, there are countless roadtrips to be had, but one that comes to mind, and maybe isn't as popular as others, is Savannah to Miami (or vice versa). Add on to the beginning a few more destinations like Boston to make it a longer trip.

So... begin the trip in Savannah, picking up an RV there or drive in from somewhere else. Savannahs's architecture and historic buildings impress any visitor as do it's many square parks. Plan your trip for the annual music festival and you can relax to the sweet sounds of many diverse artists. Remember, you'll be in the South now so the music is surely to be good .

By Kiraca - Flickr

Head south on I95 through to Jacksonville. But, bear in mind if you're in an RV you can stop for the night anywhere on the way. Such freedom! Check out the Jacksonville beach communities along the Atlanta Coast and it's extensive urban park systems. Many parks even provide facilities for boating, swimming, fishing, sailing jetskiing surfing and waterskiing. For a more cultural experience visit the many museums or old music venues where legends such as Ray Charles and Ella Fitzgerald once played.

BY Ford, C. E. - Wikimedia Commons

Head South again, stopping at St. Augustine, Palm Coast or Daytona Beach. If you're keen for a Theme park experience head a little inland to Orlando and experience Walt Disney World Resort. The trip South into Florida is coastline and packed with beaches, so pull up the RV and rest next to a beautiful beach with a coffee, and a book! Again I say, so much freedom in an RV.

Definitely stop in at Fort Lauderdale. Fort Lauderdale is not only home to a fantastic beach and beach culture but great bars, nightclubs, history and Arts and Entertainment. You can even stay in an RV park alongside the River.

By msmariamad - Flickr Commons

Last stop (if you want it to be) can be Miami. Miami needs no explaining as it's the leader in arts, culture, entertainment and of course many great beaches. Try some Floribbean cuisine, specialties for this part of America, with Caribbean and Latin American influences. Check out the Miami Roadtrip blog for more Miami RV ideas.

You can take the journey as slow as you want or as fast as you want in the freedom of an RV. Explore all the sites in your own time, and get yourself a deal on an RV at RV Rental Sale Finder.

Have a fantastic trip!
LA to San Francisco RV Roadtrip!
Posted 15 Mar 2012
Santa Barbara Coastline
By John Wiley - Wikimedia Commons

Summer's coming and what a perfect time to travel the West coast in an RV! Take the scenic route along the coast from LA to San Francisco, stopping off in smaller towns like Ventura, Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz. Pull up the RV on the side of the highway and relax looking out to the ocean!

Begin your roadie in LA (or you could go in reverse order starting in San Fran)
- Find an RV in LA at RV rental sale finder and you might even find a super deal to save some money.
- Head out on highway 1 towards Malibu and Ventura.
- Take a relaxing journey up the coast pulling over whenever something catches your eye. Look out for the surf at Surfer's point. Explore some of Ventura's downtown museums, galleries, dining and shopping. Take a walk around Ventura harbor, checking out the fishing boats, seafood restaurants and retail center. If you're there in August be sure not to miss the Ventura County Fair.
- OR just chill out in the comfort of your RV on the side of the highway overlooking the beach or in a local RV Park. Here is a suggestion: Ventura Beach RV Resort.
Ventura Beach County Fair
By danhuse - Wikimedia Commons

It's not far to Santa Barbara from Ventura, on highway 1, so you could spend the night there or keep heading north.

By Ken Lund - Wikimedia Commons

A popular tourist destination and home to many Spanish buildings, Santa Barbara is a beach town waiting to be explored.

Head north and to make the most of the coastal scenery, don't join highway 101 but keep on highway 1. Pull up along the coast and have a picnic or swim or stop in the smaller towns for a look around. Stay the night in a smaller town's RV park such as Morro Bay or Plaskett (among others) or drive the full way to Santa Cruz.
- Santa Cruz is another Spanish settlement come Beach resort community. Take a walk through the Redwood forests, along the beautiful coastlines, enjoy some time at the oceanfront amusement park or get amongst the alternative community lifestyle.
- Find an RV park for the night like Santa Cruz Redwoods RV Resort.
Santa Cruz Sunset
By Reenie56 - Wikimedia Commons

From Santa Cruz you're not far from San Francisco. Continue the final leg of your journey ( or stay somewhere on the way) up the coastal route highway 1.

Keep your RV in San Francisco for a few days, giving you time to explore or return it to a depot.

By Christian Mehlführer - Wikimedia Commons

Be sure to drive over the Golden gate bridge, perhaps take a ride to Alcatraz or Treasure Islands, visit US's oldest and one of the largest Chinatown or shop the boutiques along Fillmore Street. With so much to do you'll probably want to keep the RV a few extra days.

Have a fantastic journey!! And feel free to suggest any other great places to stop and visit.

Don't forget, find an RV for your Roadtrip at RV Rental Sale Finder. :-)
JUCY - a new breed of RV in the USA
Posted 13 Mar 2012
USA has adopted the lovable JUCY rentals to join the team of RV suppliers.

The young, fun and funky minivan rentals will be strutting their stuff on the West Coast as we speak! You'll be the talk of the highway in your cute purple and green rental.

Rental depots are located in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and San Francisco and as a bonus you can one-way travel between the depots.
It doesn't matter whether you're used to driving RV's or not... these little babies are minivans, super easy to drive and give you so much freedom on the road. And, if you think RV'ing is for oldies, these rentals specialize in getting the more youthful travelers around the country.

As a little opening present there's an exclusive 5% discount for you! Or, find one at RV rental sale finder.

Depots in USA:
- Las Vegas 5837 Boulder Highway,Las Vegas, NV 89122, USA.
- San Francisco 14273 Washington Ave,San Leandro,CA 94578, USA.
- Los Angeles 13820 Hawthorne Blvd, Hawthorne,Ca 90250, USA.
All open 6 days.
A Mexican Spring Break
Posted 1 Mar 2012

BY archer10 (Dennis) SLOW - Flickr

Soaking up the sun in Acapulco, partying in Cancun or knocking back a tequila in an ancient Cantina in Mexico city.... sound the perfect Spring break. Take a Road trip of a life time through Mexico for Spring Break. Pick up an RV and have the freedom to explore any Mexican city or town you wish. Towns like Cancun, Acapulco and Mexico city are just the beginning of the amazing places to encounter in Mexico.

Beach View, Cancun

By Moriel - Wikimedia Commons

Cancun, the newest party town is waiting for it's spring visitors. Lay on the beach, swim in the blue waters or parasail through the pristine bays. Take an evening stroll through the pretty La Isla with it's complex of shops restaurants and museums. And, when you're done with Cancun, jump back in the RV and head to your next escape.

Acapulco
By BlackWaterPatrol - Wikimedia Commons

Somewhere like Acapulco will welcome you with scuba and snorkelling trips, day cruises or just a kick back and relax atmosphere. The stunning beaches and party lifestyle has dubbed Acapulco the "pearl of the Pacific". But don't settle for these two towns, the great thing about living in your transportation is you can up and go anywhere.

Take a look through the ruins of Palenque that date back to 100BC. This famous archeological site is a must see beauty and on the way to Cancun.

Pick up am RV in Texas, New Mexico or California and cruise down into the intrepid and exhilarating Mexico. Find an RV for your adventure at RV Rental Sale Finder.

Have an amazing journey!!
Burning Man!!
Posted 16 Feb 2012
By Pomakis - Wikimedia Commons

We can't try and explain what Burning Man is, other than to tell you it's where 50,000 people gather together in Black Rock Desert for one week out of the year to be part of an experimental community. It challenges partakers to express themselves and rely on themselves to an extent that is not normally encountered in a person's day-to-day.

Black Rock Desert is in Nevada, in the United States from August 27th to September 3rd. Because of the event's harsh environment and remote location, participants are responsible for their own subsistence.

By Tanais Fox - Flickr Commons

Participants are encouraged to express themselves throughout the event through various art forms and projects. The community is encouraged to work with and help fellow Burning Man goers. All who come are spurred to experience who and what is around them and to explore their inner selves and their part in the event. The "Leave no trace" policy is big with burning man, as the stayers are expected to not have a negative impact on the environment.

The event has grown from 20 participants in 1986 to 53,000 in 2011. They must be on to something good!

Have a read of this essay by a participant of 'Burning Man'. It may give you a deeper insight into the ins and outs of the community and it's ideals.

By Victorgrigas - Wikimedia Commons

But.... Where are you going to stay?? The best option out in the desert is to rent an RV and you'll be totally self sufficient like the event encourages. With beds, couches, kitchens and bathrooms you'll be all set to have an amazing week at 'Burning Man.' Find an RV with space to take your self expressive art or one just to sleep in at RV Rental!

Don't miss out!! RV's will quickly run out!! Here is an RV special to take advantage of: Book any vehicle from any supplier in Salt Lake City, for travel during the Burning Man festival, and receive $100 off your total rental cost. Please note you must book by 10 June 2012 and you must return the vehicle to Salt Lake City. (Salt Lake City is approximately the same distance from Black Rock City as San Francisco is.) Book this special!
LA to Grand Canyon in an RV!
Posted 14 Feb 2012
The eight hour journey from LA to the Grand Canyon will be easy and fun if you do it in an RV! Pick up an RV in LA or if you want a longer road trip, from San Francisco!

Do a couple of hours of scenic traveling in a day and then stop and relax with a cup of coffee for the afternoon aside some scenic spot. Arrive at the Grand Canyon in your own time and check out the incredible sight! The Grand Canyon is a steep-sided canyon carved by the Colorado River in the United States in the state of Arizona. It is the largest canyon in the world.

By Jim Gordon - Wikimedia Commons

You could spend a night in your RV in Golden Valley in the warm Arizona Weather overlooking Golden Valley and the surrounding mountain.
You could take a scenic drive on your way to the canyon through Mojave National Park to sample some of the preserve's spectacular scenery. Travel South off the I-15 to Kelso where you can see cinder cones, lava flows and the Kelso Dunes in the distance. Travel along the Providence Mountains where you can see Joshua trees and if you feel like it stop and have a cold drink, because it's so easy to in you RV!

By Stan Shebs - Wikimedia Commons
Find an RV for this roadtrip or another road trip at RV Rental and you may even find a good deal!

Is there any other amazing spectacle to stop at on the way from LA to Grand Canyon?
RV Rental USA - Apollo Elite Traveller
Posted 4 Jan 2012
Are you planning to take your whole family on your next RV Rental trip? Then the 5 Berth Apollo Elite Traveller is the perfect vehicle for you. The double slide out creates some extra living space and gives your family more comfort during travelling.

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RV Rental USA - Moturis Double Elite Slide-Out
Posted 4 Jan 2012
Choose the Moturis Class A Double Elite Slide-Out Motorhome for your next RV rental trip with your family. It has some large external storage space available so you can bring all the equipment that you need.

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RV Rental USA - Moturis Freedom Super Elite Slide Out
Posted 4 Jan 2012
Do you want to go on a RV Rental trip but don't want to loose the comfort from home? Then the Moturis Freedom Super Elite Slide Out is the vehicle for your next Motorhome trip. The Slide Out creates some extra living space and you can cook your meals in the fully equipped kitchen.

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RV Rental USA - Moturis Freedom Elite Slide Out
Posted 4 Jan 2012
Book the Moturis Freedom Elite Slide Out for your next RV Rental USA trip. It is equipped with a microwave, a 3 burner gas top stove and oven and the cutlery is included. So no need to dine out!

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RV Rental USA - Moturis Freedom Elite
Posted 4 Jan 2012
Are you planning your next RV trip to the USA ? Than this vehicle could be a good choice for you. The Moturis Freedom Elite comes with a fully equipped kitchen, a large fridge and freezer and a separate toilet, shower and hand basin. Enough room to feel like home.

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