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Located directly on the Pacific Coast, Los Angeles is the perfect starting point to rent a camper van or RV and set off on your road trip through the U.S. Immerse yourself in the glamorous world of Hollywood and explore the stunning beaches of Los Angeles, stretching from Santa Monica to Surfrider Beach in Malibu. Take a scenic drive through the towering redwood trees or book a one-way rental and end your roadsurfer journey at our drop-off station in San Francisco tackling the infamous steep streets. Rent your Class B or C RV in Los Angeles and begin your epic road trip in California!

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Where can I pick up my RV rental in Los Angeles?

Our RV rental station in Los Angeles is a quick and convenient 10 to 15-minute taxi or ride-share drive from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). For those arriving at the airport, we recommend using Lyft or Uber services to get to us. If you’re driving to our station, we are conveniently situated just off the 405 freeway that runs along the western edge of Los Angeles. Please be aware that we do not provide parking facilities at our rental station, so we recommend using the long-term parking options available at the airport.

Los Angeles

13600 S Inglewood Ave Hawthorne CA 90250 USA

Getting to the station

From LAX Airport: From the airport, we recommend to take a Lyft or Uber to the roadsurfer station (10-15 minute drive).

Parking information

We do not provide parking facilities at the L.A. roadsurfer station, so we recommend using the long-term parking options available at the LAX airport.

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Family Freedom Class C RV

• 325 hp gas engine
• Spacious kitchen
• Air conditioning, space heater, etc.

Couple Condo Class B RV | Sprinter

• 280 hp gas engine
• Extra large wet bath (hot water)
• Without pop-up roof
• Auxiliary A/C, solar panel, and more

Liberty Lodge Class B RV | Sprinter

• Indoor shower/wet bath (hot water)
• Manual pop-up roof

Horizon Hopper 4×4 Class B RV | Camper Van

• 188 hp diesel engine

Please note that while roadsurfer RVs come with solar panels, the batteries are not equipped to last for prolonged periods without connecting to shore power. When using the AC, the battery can die in less than a day, causing a shutdown of all electrical componentry in the vehicle. Please take this into consideration when selecting your campsites and their amenities.

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One-Way Rentals from Los Angeles

In the USA, our one-way camper van rental option enhances the flexibility of your journey. You won’t need to drive the entire way back, allowing you to travel without the constraint of time and explore more during your vacation. With unlimited miles, your freedom knows no bounds when you embark on a one-way road trip from Los Angeles.

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During the booking process, you have the flexibility to select your desired return location. If you rent your RV or camper van from Los Angeles, you have the option to return it to one of the following stations in the US:

• San Francisco

How much is the one-way rental fee?

A $449 one-time will be fee applied during the booking process.

Rent a roadsurfer Camper Van or RV in Los Angeles

Looking to rent a camper van or Class C RV in Los Angeles? Look no further than roadsurfer, the perfect choice for your dream road trip through the Golden State of California. Hit the open road with your fully equipped roadsurfer and embark on an exciting adventure, exploring California’s beautiful beaches, majestic mountains, and vibrant metropolitan cities. Enhance your sense of freedom and flexibility by opting for one of our convenient one-way rental choices, allowing you to end your epic journey in either San Francisco or Las Vegas. Whether you’re planning a quick weekend getaway or a longer multi-state road trip, roadsurfer in Los Angeles has got you covered. Check out our helpful tips for your camper van rental in Los Angeles:

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Camper vans & RVs with ready-to-go camping gear

Our roadsurfer camper vans and Class C RVs are equipped with everything you may need or want on your road trip. Enjoy a seamless driving experience with built-in navigation, relax and unwind on a big and comfortable bed, and make use of a fully stocked kitchen box that includes a pot and pan, tableware, glasses, utensils, mugs, and a French press for your coffee, allowing you to prepare your favorite meals. Additionally, we provide an outdoor table and camping chairs so you can enjoy your time outside. The only thing you need to bring is a comforter or sleeping bag and your sense of adventure. You can also reserve a comforter when you book your camper van, along with many other items that you can find on our  equipment list .

Important visa information

Please make sure you have the necessary visa before traveling. The following guide applies to all US and Canadian citizens:

• US and Canadian residents only require proof of USA / CAN citizenship (Passport or NEXUS Card) when crossing the US / Canada border. For US citizens, no visa is required to enter Canada up until 180 days.

Best time of year to visit Los Angeles

You can enjoy a visit to Los Angeles year-round as the weather stays relatively comfortable. The summers can get quite hot, especially when camping away from the Pacific coast, so take that time for a relaxing couples beachside getaway or a more adrenaline-fueled surfing adventure with a close friend. Because of the extreme inland summer heat, roadsurfer camper van and Class C RV rentals are prohibited from visiting Death Valley except during the winter. Winters in LA are never really cold, but mountains like the stunning Sierra Nevadas, home to Yosemite National Park, can get much colder so plan your road trip accordingly. Spring and Autumn are the best times of year for a visit as the temperatures are comfortable, and the national parks are less crowded. If you plan on a longer road trip to other states, make sure to check their current requirements, like snow chains, which are not provided.

Filling and emptying water tanks in Los Angeles

When setting off on your journey, locating water fill-up stations for your camper van within the city of Los Angeles can be challenging. Once you are beyond the city limit, it will be much easier finding such stations. When returning your camper van or Class C RV rental, you must empty your black and grey water. The nearest service station is a short 15-minute drive away, where you can dispose of your grey water tank. Please note that this station has limited operating hours, typically open for only 2-3 hours per day.

• Hyperion Dump Station , 7660 West Imperial Highway, Playa Del Rey, CA 90293

Due to the limited operating hours, we recommend staying at a campground that provides those facilities before finishing your road trip.

Gas stations near our Los Angeles station

Pease ensure the fuel tank is topped up shortly before returning your RV rental. Depending on the camper model, petrol or diesel and DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) are required. Please check in advance which fuel your camper requires. Failure to return the tanks full may result in a service fee. DEF is available at most Walmart and Target locations. These are the closest gas stations near our location:

• MOBIL, 4750 W Rosecrans Ave, Hawthorne, CA. 90250
• 76 Gas Station, 4773 W El Segundo Blvd, Hawthorne, CA 90250

Parking in Los Angeles

There is street parking available, but with regular street sweeping on Mondays and Tuesdays, it’s not the best option and not the safest. If you are looking to park your vehicle while you are on your roadsurfer adventure, you can find many long-term parking options at the Los Angeles International Airport, which is just a 15-minute taxi or ride-sharing car ride from our Los Angeles station.

Last-minute essentials in Los Angeles

Make sure to stock up on any last-minute essentials before hitting the road. If you are looking for groceries, there are several Ralphs grocery stores located within a 5 to 10-minute drive of the Los Angeles station. You can also find several Trader Joe’s around the greater Los Angeles area. For other general supplies, Walmart and Target are just down the road. It should be easy to find whatever you need around Los Angeles.

Coffee shops near our Los Angeles station

If you are in need of a bit of caffeine and food after your long travel journey before setting out on your roadsurfer adventure, there is a delicious French bakery and café called Le Pain Du Jour Bakery across the street from the Los Angeles station. It’s a great place to pick up some croissants and coffee to enjoy right away or take with you on the road.

Campgrounds near Los Angeles

There are plenty of campground possibilities near Los Angeles once you get just outside the city. If you plan on driving along the Pacific Coast Highway, you can escape the big city by staying at Malibu Creek Campsite in Malibu Creek State Park or Malibu Beach RV Park which is just off the PCH with stunning views of the pacific ocean, or stay within walking distance of the beach at Leo Carrillo State Park Campground. If you prefer to go hiking on trails like the Pacific Crest Trail, you can try Buckhorn Campground, or Manker Flats Campground, in Angeles National Forest. If a Disneyland visit is more your style, check out Anaheim Harbor RV Park. There are so many campgrounds to choose from but here are a few more we recommend:

• Dockweiler RV Park – panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean from Malibu to Catalina Island, plus great amenities and entertainment
• Bonelli Bluffs RV Resort and Campground – near San Dimas and Lake Puddington Reservoir with beautiful mountain views
• Rancho Oso RV and Camping Resort – beautiful scenery near Santa Barbara with a wide variety of entertainment activities
• Sycamore Canyon Campground – no shortage of things to do in Point Magu State Park, from relaxing on the beach, hiking and mountain biking routes, as well as a 200-foot sand dune

Please be aware that campgrounds in and around Los Angeles, as well as throughout California, can become fully booked during peak seasons. To secure your desired campsite, we highly recommend making reservations up to 6 months in advance. This will ensure that you have the best chances of securing a spot for your road trip adventure.

Best places to visit near Los Angeles

California offers something special for every type of traveler, and with roadsurfer as your “home on wheels,” you’ll be transported to your dream destinations:

Beaches near Los Angeles

If you’re a beach lover, the picturesque Pacific Coast Highway (State Highway 1) will lead you through the sun-drenched beach towns of Ventura and Santa Barbara, which hold a special place in the hearts of the global surf community. From La Jolla to Huntington Beach, Malibu to Santa Cruz, and Half Moon Bay, it’s truly a paradise for surfers. Along the coastline, you’ll find a multitude of incredible campsites nestled right by the shore, allowing you to wake up to the gentle sounds of the waves.

Nature near Los Angeles

For those seeking outdoor adventures and a chance to escape the city, California, Oregon, and Washington boast 13 breathtaking National Parks. Prepare to be amazed by waterfalls, volcanoes, deserts, and the towering giants of the world’s tallest trees. Immerse yourself in the wonders of nature and encounter wildlife in places like Redwoods National Park, Yosemite, Joshua Tree, Crater Lake, and Mount Rainier National Park. Deep within the forests, you’ll discover numerous hidden camp grounds that will make you feel as if you’re in complete solitude with nature.

Sights near Los Angeles

For city dwellers and avid Instagram enthusiasts, California is the ultimate destination! Just like in the movies, a visit to Los Angeles is a must. Explore the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame, marvel at the wonders of the Griffith Park Observatory, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of the groovy boardwalk at Venice Beach. Afterward, venture north to San Francisco and capture photos of the world-famous Golden Gate Bridge, immerse yourself in the bohemian vibes of Haight & Ashbury, and embark on a memorable visit to Alcatraz Island.

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1. 2019 toton x hybrid trailer, 2. 2017 hymer aktiv 20′, 3. 2014 airstream interstate 24′, 4. 2012 fleetwood jamboree sport 29′, 5. 2000 ford e350 16′, 6. 2017 forest river stealth 22′, 7. 2017 coachmen viking 20′, 8. 2010 tiffin motorhomes allegro open road 35′, 9. 2018 airstream international 25′, 10. 2012 monaco vesta 32′, more rv rental destinations, rentals by type, the 10 best los angeles rv rentals.

Disclaimer:  These RVs rent out fast! You usually need to rent them weeks (sometimes months) ahead of time.

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Price: $195/night Pet Friendly? Yes

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This 2019 Teton X Hybrid is the perfect motorhome rental to explore the in’s and out’s of Los Angeles and the surrounding areas!

Check out the inside:

This trailer comes in at a super light 3000lbs, making it easy for almost any vehicle with a 2” receiver and 7pin connector to tow it. 

The interior is dedicated to sleep and protectIon from the elements with a super comfortable king or queen bed that can sleep 4 (like in a tent), but also an “upstairs” and a front bunk if you need to accommodate 2 more smaller people/kids.

Price: $250/night Pet Friendly?  Yes

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Were you looking for a camper van rental with a European design? I know I was! This 2017 Hymer Aktiv is elegant inside and out!

Here’s a look at the floor plan:

This camper van is a compact yet roomy studio on wheels! As a camper with enough room to fit a family of 4 and the maneuverability to get through California’s worst traffic, you can see everything from Beverly Hills to Sunset Blvd to Anaheim!

It even comes with some pretty cool features like a TV/DVD, refrigerator, microwave, stovetop, and an awning to enjoy that comfortable 75° weather!

Price: $225/night Pet Friendly? Yes

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Go on a glamping adventure in this 2014 Airstream Interstate ! Susan, the RV owner, boasts that it’s the perfect getaway car because it is easy to drive and provides a luxurious ride.

Here’s a look inside:

I have a special place in my heart for Airstream so this camper van rental really seals the deal for me! What makes this such a great choice is all of its safety features like side-view cameras, parking assist, collision prevention, and lane keeping assist.

Another  huge  plus is the fuel economy – getting typically in the upper teens to low 20s per gallon. That is a big deal when California gas prices can get up to almost $5/gallon!

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Price: $225/night Pet Friendly? No

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The RV owner, Eva, says that the perfect renter for this 2012 Fleetwood Jamboree Sport is “the family that wants to make memories.” If that sounds like you, then don’t miss out on this motor home rental! 

Check out the modern, minimalist floor plan:

Eva takes great care and pride in the way she cares for her RV. She wants to share her motor home with a family who will love it as much as she does and will treat it with a lot of respect.

There are a few add-ons that you can get for an extra charge like a linen set, kitchen set, and satellite. Eva will even deliver the RV to the RV campground or RV resort of your choosing!

Price: $80/night Pet Friendly?  Yes

Looking to rent an RV on a budget? Check out this 2000 Ford E350 !

This camper van rental is perfect for two people to see Los Angeles! When you are done exploring Sunset Blvd, you can take this puppy out to the dunes and sleep under the stars because it comes equipped with off-road tires that are perfect for any terrain.

The inside has a comfy, plush futon bed, air conditioning, and a nice stereo.

RV owner, Scott, even throws in some pretty cool extras like a tent, cooking stove, cooler, umbrella, and a surfboard (because you can’t really say you’ve been to SoCal without hitting some waves)!

Price: $165/night Pet Friendly?  Yes

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One of the best things about going to Southern California is going out to the Dunes. This 2017 Forest River Stealth is perfect for a week out in the desert!

This toy hauler travel trailer rental comes with a ton of great features like an electric awning, 2 propane tanks, bluetooth radio, an electric bed, two fold up couches, a front bedroom with full bed, and 13ft of RV storage . That’s just the beginning of what this RV offers!

The only thing that RV owner, Monica, asks is that you have Break Controller and Binder insurance.

Price: $105/night Pet Friendly? Yes

I love the look of this 2017 Coachmen Viking ! It’s a great alternative to tent camping and easy to tow.

This travel trailer rental has some amazing features like a refrigerator, stovetop, microwave, and air conditioning/heating. The RV owner even throws in a coffee pot, camping chair, kitchen set, porta-potty, and privacy pop up tent for free!

The only thing to keep in mind when renting the Viking is that it needs to be plugged into shore power and is not good for dry camping unless you bring a generator.

Price: $190/night Pet Friendly?  No

Slides:  4 Sleeps: 8

This 2010 Tiffin Motorhomes Allegro Open Road has enough room to be considered a small house! 

This motorhome rental in Burbank is a great choice for a large family.  It comes with a master bedroom for some parental privacy and bunks for the kids.

The owner will even provide linens, a kitchen kit, and a beach kit for a small fee.

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Price: $265/night Pet Friendly? Yes

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This 2018 Airstream International is one luxury RV rental Los Angeles has to offer. With a simplistic exterior and European inspired interior, you are sure to love this travel trailer!

This travel trailer rental offers a semi-private master bedroom with queen bed plus two fold out beds.

In the kitchen it has a large RV fridge with separate freezer and a gas stove with oven . 

As an added bonus, this Airstream is solar equipped which will power everything except the air conditioning and microwave when boondocking .

Price: $200/night Pet Friendly? Yes

Slides:  1 Sleeps:  4

Last, but certainly not least, we have this modern 2012 Monaco Vesta !

This motorhome rental has quite a few features like a diesel front engine, two air conditioners, satellite navigation, bluetooth phone, solar panels, and integral diesel generator.

The RV owner, Dave, even throws in kitchen essentials, four camping chairs, barbecue, mat, and table.

Things to Do in Los Angeles, CA

That brings us to the end of our list of the best RV and camper van rentals in Los Angeles, California! 

Remember, if you didn’t like any of these we listed (or they weren’t available for you), you can always check out all the Los Angeles RV rentals available on Outdoorsy . You can find everything from tent campers to luxury Class A’s.

Now that your trip is booked, the next step is to plan your activities!

Wondering what to do in Los Angeles, California? Here are a few must-see tourist attractions:

• Universal Studios Hollywood
• Battleship USS Iowa BB-61
• Sunset Boulevard
• Visit Beverly Hills
• Knott’s Berry Farm
• LAX Dunes Preserve
• Santa Monica Pier
• Visit Lake Tahoe

Are none of these the tourist attraction of your dreams? Check out the top things to do in Los Angeles on Trip Advisor .

If you are planning your trip and need a little help finding a place to park your rig, here is a list of RV parks and RV resorts .

And that’s all we have for you! Want to share your Los Angeles camper van or RV rental or some cool things to do in California? Or have questions? Leave a comment below!

Pro Tip:  Want better rental prices? Ask the rentees if they offer reduced winter rates! Not all of them will, but a winter trip in the south can save you some money. You can also check availability and add Outdoorsy Roadside Assistance to most of the rentals for added peace of mind.

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Some of the most beautiful and breathtaking landscapes in the world can be found near the Los Angeles area. The city of angels is the perfect place to start your trip and get the chance to go on numerous adventures and explore the best of California and the United States .

National Parks in the Area of Los Angeles

One of the most memorable things to do in Los Angeles is to rent a campervan or a RV and visit the national parks. The campervan and RV rental in Los Angeles is part of the cultural heritage related to visiting national parks . It is something very distinctive in the United States and particularly in California. 

Locations like the Joshua Tree National Park , Yosemite National Park , Kings Canyon National Park, and Sequoia National Park are all must-visit places to enjoy on a campervan road trip.

Los Angeles Coastline

Around the LA area , it is also possible to travel along the famous Californian coast. Renting a campervan or a RV gives you the possibility to see different spots with the comfort of having a house on wheels. Thousands of people travel from all over the world to visit the Californian coastline, break the routine of everyday life, practice sports like surf, and relax by the beach. 

From Los Angeles, you can start your road trip along the Pacific Coast by driving up north to the Santa Monica and Malibu area, Santa Barbara, the Cachuma Lake, and the Los Padres National Forest. If you are interested in renting a campervan or RV and seeking inspiration, feel free to visit our Travelers Blog Section .

Campgrounds Around the Los Angeles Area

Anywhere you will want to go from Los Angeles you will always be able to find a campground near you . If you need a place for camping remember to make sure you contact one of the many facilities ahead of time to book a space for your campervan or RV.

According to your location and plans, check out some of these campgrounds and ask what their availability is for the type of campervan or RV you have rented: Hodgdon Meadow, Furnace Creek campground, White Tank campground, Lodgepole campground, Jedediah Smith campground.

One-ways Available from Los Angeles

With Indie Campers, it is also possible to rent your campervan and drive from Los Angeles to many other exciting locations like Las Vegas , San Francisco , Phoenix , Salt Lake City , and Denver . This will give you the opportunity to experience more places and adventures along your road trip to the USA . 

Information and Requirements to Drive from Los Angeles 

In order to drive one of our many vehicles, you will need to be at least 21 years old and hold a standard driving license . In case you are not a US citizen and you want to travel there, make sure to check which type of visa you will need to enter the country. You can check all the information on the US Governmental website .  

All the vehicles which are property of Indie Campers are covered by Basic Insurance and the type of coverage can vary according to state laws and country regulations. Please make sure to check our Terms & Conditions according to the states you plan on visiting along your road trip with us. 

Our rental vehicles in North America have Automatic Gear and have their steering wheels on the left side of the car. In the US, it is mandatory to drive on the right side of the road. Our campervan and RV rentals include a Kitchen kit, the vehicle's jack, triangle & vests, Basic Insurance, and 24/7 Assistance.

For more information about being on the road with a campervan or RV, you can visit our two dedicated Blog sections: Camping Tips and How-to Guides .   

Models Available in Los Angeles

• Solis Air : 4 seat campervan which permits 4 people to sleep. It has an integrated bathroom with a shower and toilet, an air conditioner, an integrated heating system, an integrated kitchen with a sink, a flexible solar panel, a gas generator ($3.50/hour), and a mosquito net. It includes a pop-top roof that functions as a sleeping area. The vehicle is 21' feet long (6.40 m) .
• Solis : 4 seat campervan which permits 4 people to sleep . It has an integrated bathroom with a shower and toilet, an integrated heating system, an integrated kitchen with a sink, a flexible solar panel, plus a gas generator ($3.50/hour), and a mosquito net. It includes a pop-top roof that functions as a sleeping area. The vehicle is 21' feet long (6.40 m) .
• Metris : 4 seat campervan which permits 4 people to sleep. It has an integrated induction stove, mini-fridge (12 gallons), kitchen with sink, radio with GPS, AUX and USB, exterior shower, water tanks (clean water 6 gallons/grey water 6 gallons), and interior dining table. The vehicle is 16'73" feet long (5 m) .
• Wrangler :  5 seat multi-purpose Jeep vehicle which permits 2 people to sleep . It has a rooftop tent for sleeping, a foldable staircase, a trail kitchen, a portable gas stove, an electric cooler, a solar shower, a radio with AUX and USB, and a rear camera. The vehicle is 15'7" feet long (4.78 m) .

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12 best campervan & rv rentals in los angeles [2024 guide].

The best way to explore California is by campervan. 

With over 800 miles of sweeping coastline, deserts, and bustling cities like Los Angeles and San Diego, there is a lot to see and explore! 

A campervan will allow you to get off the beaten path, and experience everything that the golden state has to offer. 

Los Angeles has a major airport, and is a great, central place to start your trip. It also has loads of campervan and RV rental options!

Especially because driving RVs is becoming increasingly popular .

To help you plan your trip and sort through all the rental firms out there, I’ve comprised this guide of the best campervan and RV rentals in Los Angeles. 

That way, you can easily decide which rental option is best for you!

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How to book your chosen rental

Wherever possible in this guide, I’ve included links to GoSee Travel .

They are the largest campervan / RV rental comparison site in the world! They work with the top RV and campervan rental companies in each country.

California is a popular place to explore by campervan, and vehicles sell out early. With a simple search , GoSee allows you to compare prices, available vehicles, and see all the different rental options for your travel dates! 

I recommend GoSee for several reasons, including:

• Support: They offer customer support 24/7, to make booking your rental a breeze.
• Options: GoSee is the largest motorhome rental firm comparison website , so by using their search feature you’ll be able to have the best idea of what rental options are out there. 
• Vehicle Guarantee: One of the best features of GoSee is their vehicle guarantee. For whatever reason, if the rental firm lets you down, GoSee will step in and help you find a comparable rental at no extra cost. 

For more info, read our in-depth review of GoSee Travel (Motorhome Republic) .

1. Lost Campers - Most affordable campervan rental in Los Angeles

• Pick up/drop off location/s - Los Angeles and San Francisco
• Price range - $-$$
• Best suited for - Couples and families 
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Lost Campers is a family-owned, budget campervan rental company in California.

They specialize in discreet, well-equipped campervans, while offering friendly and helpful customer service. 

The campervan rentals from Lost Campers include unlimited miles, and they even have an option for one-way rentals between Los Angeles and San Francisco . Unlimited miles are great, because you don’t have to worry about paying any extra fees when you return your van!

This is a great campervan rental company for anyone looking for a practical yet comfortable, ad-free campervan. 

Vehicles on offer:

Lost Campers has 6 different sized vans in their fleet, from a 2-berth basic van to a 5-berth van large enough for the whole family.

All vans in the fleet come with a full-size mattress, bedding, camping equipment, and 24/7 roadside assistance. 

Some of the vans like the Wanderer are more minimal, and perfect for travelers who enjoy camping, but would like to sleep inside a van.

Other vehicles in their fleet like the Sierra Class are a little more all-inclusive with electric coolers and a dual battery system so that you can power your electronics even while the van is off. 

2. Outdoorsy - Largest RV rental marketplace in Los Angeles

• Pick up/drop off location/s - Anywhere!
• Price range - $-$$$
• Best suited for - Anyone!

Outdoorsy is different from every other RV rental in LA listed here. The reason why?

Rather than a rental firm, Outdoorsy is a trusted campervan and RV rental marketplace . 

Outdoorsy is a platform where people can list their RVs and campervans on the market for people to rent! It’s a little like Airbnb for campervans!

You can book any type of campervan or RV through outdoorsy, and their in-platform delivery service means if you want a specific vehicle in a specific location, you can make it happen.

Outdoorsy only works with experienced, trustworthy van owners, and their million-dollar insurance policy protects not only the owners, but also the renters.

The opportunities with Outdoorsy are limitless. 

For more information about this platform, check out our in-depth Outdoorsy review !

Outdoorsy has an extremely wide variety of vehicles available for rent on their platform. 

It varies from year to year, but they currently have tons of awesome fully converted campervans and comfortable RV rentals.

For campervan rentals in LA, they currently have glamping, fully converted Sprinter Vans, 40-foot RVs, and more. 

One of the best parts is that every van and campervan is unique in its own way, which will make your trip feel that much more personal in an Outdoorsy rental.

3. Travellers Autobarn - The best campervan rental in Los Angeles for fully converted campervans

• Best suited for - Families and groups

Travellers Autobarn is a campervan rental company located in the western US that specializes in fully converted campervan rentals. 

The campervans offered from Travellers Autobarn are all fully converted, with standing room and luxury amenities. 

Travellers Autobarn caters to road-trip enthusiasts by providing unlimited miles, long-term rental discounts, and campsite discounts to their clients.

They also welcome younger clients with a minimum age requirement of 21, rather than 25 or 26 like many other companies.

Travellers Autobarn has three types of vehicles in their fleet : a minimal minivan, and two fully converted campervans, the Hitop and the Kuga.

The minivan is ideal for anyone who wants a car rental to take on their road trip with plenty of storage, and who has their own camping equipment. 

For an additional fee, the minivan rental can come with camping equipment, as well as an air mattress to sleep on in the van.

While the minivan is a great budget option, the real prizes in this fleet are the two fully converted campers.

Each campervan has headroom, a convertible bed/table seating area, microwave, fridge, and auxiliary battery to have power off-grid!

The key difference between the two campervans is that the Kuga has a more recent interior build, as well as solar panels.

Meanwhile, the Hitop is about 5 years older, and the auxiliary battery can only be charged while driving or plugged into shore power. 

This is a great option for anyone specifically looking for a fully converted campervan rental.

4. Escape Campervans - Beautifully decorated budget campervan rentals in Los Angeles

• Pick up/drop off location/s - Los Angeles & San Francisco
• Best suited for - Groups, couples, and families

Escape Campervans is an incredible campervan rental company and one of the top choices for campervan rentals in Los Angeles. 

They have 13 different locations located throughout the US and Canada, and two in the state of California!

Escape Campervans specializes in creating wonderful experiences with their beautiful, hand painted campervans with cozy and luxurious interiors. 

Their rates are affordable and competitive, making Escape Campervans a good choice for budget travelers as well!

Escape Campervans has a fleet with three different types of campervans, and one 2-berth Jeep Camper.

The vehicles in their fleet are designed to sleep anywhere from 2-5 people, depending on the model.

All vehicles are equipped with a refrigerator and stove, and the bigger campervans like the Big Sur model even have an in-van table with benches.

All of the vans have a lovely hand painted exterior, making them a wonderful choice for families looking to take a road trip across California. Many people grow so fond of their uniquely painted van, it’s hard to say goodbye at the end of the trip!

Each of these vans is economical and easy to drive, so if you’re new to vanlife or want your campervan rental experience to be a breeze, Escape Campervans is the perfect choice.

5. El Monte RV - The best option for RV rentals in Los Angeles

• Pick up/drop off location/s -  Los Angeles and San Francisco
• Price range - $$$
• Best suited for - Families and groups of friends

El Monte RV specializes in a variety of motorhome rentals, from Class A, Class C, to temporary living units.

They have locations all across the United States and are even open on Sundays to make renting a motorhome extremely convenient.

El Monte RV is unique in that they have high-quality rental RVs that are regularly serviced, professionally cleaned in order to provide a seamless rental experience.

El Monte RV has a fleet of Class A, Class C, and RVs suitable for temporary housing units. 

Their RVs can sleep anywhere from 5-8 people, with lengths spanning from 22-33 feet long. 

El Monte has a different sized RV for every traveler’s needs, and each RV has a spacious, comfortable interior with ample storage space. 

RV rentals come equipped with an auxiliary battery that powers lights, a fridge, AC/Heaters, and more. 

6. Lil’RV - Our top pick for compact campervans in LA

• Pick up/drop off location/s - Los Angeles
• Best suited for - Couples and small families

Lil’RV specializes in micro RV rentals that give people the opportunity to explore the beautiful scenery and awesome National Parks in the western United States.

This small but dedicated rental company is located about 30 minutes from LAX, but they have the option to bring the vehicle to a specific location in the Los Angeles area if necessary.

The vehicles in Lil’RV’s fleet contain all of the amenities of a modern, small motorhome.

LiL’RV currently has two vehicles in their fleet: the Trailblazer and the Wavefarer.

The Wavefarer is perfect for two- it features a double bed, fridge, sink, gas stove, two bench seats, and more. 

The Trailblazer is a better option for traveling with a small family- in addition to a double bed inside the vehicle, it also has a rooftop tent that sleeps two!

They also rent to drivers 21 and up, making this a good budget option for younger drivers too. 

For anyone looking for a compact, comfortable vehicle to explore California, LiL’RV is an excellent choice!

7. Road Bear - Great option for luxury and family-friendly RV rentals

• Price range - $$-$$$

Road Bear RV rental is the premium choice for luxury RV rentals in Los Angeles. They have locations all over the US with a wide variety of RV models for rent.

Their whole fleet is guaranteed to be as new as 2020 or 2021, and they have RVs available to suit anyone’s needs. 

They are also incredibly family-friendly, and offer free convenience kits for families renting RVs with children under 6. 

With 24/7 emergency assistance, and a multilingual staff to assist with the rental process, Road Bear RV rentals will not disappoint.

With 4 different luxury RV sizes, the Road Bear RV fleet is truly impressive. Their Class A and Class C RVs come equipped with anything you could possibly need on the road.

Each rental has a full kitchen with stove, fridge, sink, and even microwave! Plus, there will be no want for entertainment, as each RV rental also has a TV. 

The newest addition to the Road Bear fleet is a Class B campervan conversion rental. This 21-foot rental is perfect for couples or families with young children who want the comfort of an RV AND the maneuverability of a campervan. 

All vehicles in the fleet are self-contained with a shower and toilet. The shortest of their fleet is a whopping 9.5 feet tall, so there is plenty of standing room available! 

With so many RV classes available there's something for everyone at Road Bear RV.

8. Cruise America - Wide variety of RV rentals in LA

• Pick up/drop off location/s - Los Angeles and 21 locations across California
• Best suited for - Couples and Families

Cruise America is a massive RV rental company located in the United States in Canada. They have 127 locations in 33 states, with 21 locations in California alone! 

Not to mention, Cruise America has been renting RVs for over 45 years, so they have had plenty of time to perfect their RV rental process. 

All of their RV rentals are completely self-contained, and are just perfect for travelers who enjoy the comforts of home while they’re on the road. 

Cruise America understands that driving an RV may seem intimidating for some. To mitigate this, they provide a full driving orientation with every RV rental. 

This makes the RV rental process smooth and hassle-free, so you can confidently drive your RV rental and enjoy your vacation.

Comfort is the name of the game with Cruise America RV rentals. 

Each RV in their fleet comes equipped with air conditioning, a toilet, gas cooktop, shower, fridge, and a microwave.

Plus, all of their RV rentals are pet friendly, so you can bring your furry friends along on your adventure!

Cruise America has a wide variety of RVs in their fleet. Their smallest rental is a truck camper attached to an F-150, which is not only comfortable but also easier for first-time RV renters, but also ideal for off-roading adventures!

Their largest RV rental can comfortably house 7 people, and is ideal for bigger families and groups of friends who want to hit the road with the whole gang. 

With so many locations, it’s never been easier to book a one-way RV rental from LA, and it’s worth doing a quick search to make sure they have availability on your travel dates. 

9. Expedition Motorhomes - Luxury motorhome rentals in Los Angeles

Expedition Motorhomes is the go-to option for luxury motorhome rentals in Los Angeles. 

They are located only 15 minutes from the Pacific Ocean, and their ideology revolves around allowing people to explore the West Coast in a motorhome based out of Los Angeles. 

For those flying into Los Angeles, they offer airport pick-up and drop-off for extra convenience. 

For anyone looking to explore the beautiful California coastline in the comforts of a motorhome, Expedition Motorhomes is an excellent choice!

Expedition Motorhomes has 7 different types of vehicles in their fleet, and their largest motorhome can sleep up to 8 adults!

They also offer compact 25-foot motorhomes, for those who want something a little easier to maneuver. 

What sets Expedition Motorhomes apart from other motorhome rentals in LA is the luxurious interior of all of their motorhomes. 

Each motorhome’s interior is new, spotless, and the definition of luxury.

From leather couches to flat-screen TVs, their fleet has it all. 

If you’re looking to explore the California coast in pure luxury and comfort, definitely consider Expedition Motorhomes as one of the premium options. 

10. RV Share - The top pick for a wide variety of RV rentals in Los Angeles

RV Share is a unique motorhome rental option in LA. Unlike most of the other options on this list, RV Share is not a rental firm, but rather the largest RV rental marketplace out there! 

RV Share works with trusted RV owners, and connects them with adventurers looking to rent RVs through this online marketplace.

There is a huge variety listed on RV Share, from small pop-ups to luxury motorhomes- there are loads of options.

RV Share has thousands of different options for RV rentals on their platform. 

The exact vehicles on their website do vary from year to year, but a quick search will reveal thousands of high-quality RVs from small, compact vehicles to large, luxurious 6+ person rentals. 

In the unlikely event that you can’t find the perfect RV to rent in your chosen location, RV share has a delivery option on some RVs, and will bring the perfect RV to you!

11. Indie Campers

Indie Campers is a rapidly expanding RV and campervan rental marketplace! 

They connect trusted owners of RVs with renters through their online platform, although they conveniently have a rental office located right in the heart of Los Angeles. 

Indie Campers offers a completely digital rental experience, as well as 24/7 assistance, free cancellation, and flexible payment options. 

For anyone looking for a flexible rental option, Indie Campers is the way to go!

Indie Campers is a growing RV rental marketplace, so their fleet is constantly changing and expanding. 

Currently, there are 4 different vehicles available for rent from their Los Angeles depot.

For solo travelers or couples looking for an off-roading adventure, the Wrangler is an excellent option, equipped with a roof tent, kitchen, and outdoor shower!

For small families looking for a more inclusive option, the Solis is a fully converted, 4-berth campervan with a bathroom, shower, full kitchen, and more. 

To see what vehicles are available from Indie Campers on your travel dates, check prices and availability below!

12. Chill RV - Premium luxury RV rentals in Los Angeles

• Best suited for - Couples and Small Families

Chill RV specializes in extremely high-quality, luxury RV rentals in Los Angeles.. 

Each rental is all-inclusive, and comes with all the cookware and amenities you could possibly need on your trip. 

Chill RV is also incredibly accommodating to first-time RV renters. Upon booking, you’ll have access to training videos, and each RV is equipped with an instructional Ipad.

Chill RV is located in Los Angeles, but they do deliver outside the Los Angeles area on a case-by-case basis for those looking for one-way rental options!

All seats in Chill RV rentals are leather, and all appliances are stainless steel- this Los Angeles RV rental company is the epitome of luxury.

There are 5 different vehicles in Chill RV’s fleet, including 2 class B fully converted campervans. 

All of their RVs are luxury Mercedes models, and include everything you could need from board games, cookware, and toiletries, to flat-screen TVs and a stereo system. 

The RVs in the fleet sleep 4-5 people depending on the model, and their biggest RV is 25 feet, so driving will be a breeze.

The two campervans in the fleet each sleep 1-2 people, and are a more compact yet equally luxurious alternative to the RVs. 

The campervans are fully converted, and each come with a bed, seating area, full kitchen, and even a bathroom with a shower.

The vehicles in this fleet also clock in with an impressive average of 16-20 mpg, so you’ll be sure to get great mileage when renting a vehicle with Chill RV.

Los Angeles Campervan / RV rental FAQ

How much does it cost to rent a campervan or rv in los angeles.

You can expect to pay anywhere from $75-$300 a night renting a campervan or RV in Los Angeles. 

I know that’s a huge price range, but it covers everything from a minivan with a bed and camping kitchen, to a luxury RV rental. 

California is a very expensive state to travel in, and the thing to keep in mind when considering pricing is that a campervan/RV rental combines your transportation and accommodation costs into one!

So while these prices may sound expensive, it’s actually one of the most affordable ways to travel in California. You can choose to hire a car, as there are plenty of rentals in LA and other cities, but you'll then need to pay extra for accommodation.

How old do you need to rent a campervan or RV in Los Angeles?

For most campervan rental companies in LA, you need to be at least 25. However, there are  many rental firms on this list that will rent vehicles to drivers aged 21 and up.

Where can I park my campervan/RV rental?

You can park your campervan/RV rental in any campsites that allow parking, as well as RV parks. 

California also has a ton of wilderness camping on BLM land that is free, but you will potentially need 4WD to get to some of the areas. 

Truck stops are a great option for free overnight parking, as are any Native American-owned casinos.

Is renting a campervan/ RV in Los Angeles worth it?

The answer to this question is a resounding YES! From Highway One, to exploring the Sierras, beach towns, and deserts, renting a campervan in RV is 100% worth it. 

With a campervan rental in California, you’ll not only save money on accommodation, but you’ll also get to see and experience more than you would by booking hotels.

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As the name in RV rentals, we offer excellent customer service, a great selection of RVs, and the opportunity to travel in ultimate comfort. Our renters trust Cruise to provide safe and secure RVs for family vacations, work trips, and long-term solo travel. Reach out today and see the Cruise difference for yourself. 

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A traditional motorhome with the self-contained features you expect. This economical family unit is a traditional favorite for those who want the walk-through convenience of a motorhome.

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• Ford V-10 Chassis Engine
• Automatic Transmission
• 2-Wheel Drive
• Power Brakes
• Power Steering
• In Dash Air Conditioning
• Cruise Control
• Dual Rear Tires
• Stereo Sound System
• Electric Generator
• LP Gas/12 Volt Furnace
• 55 gal./208 L Fuel Tank
• 40 gal./151.4 L Fresh Water Tank
• 6 gal./22.7 L Water Heater Tank
• 25 gal./94.6 L Sewage Water Tank
• 22 gal./83.3 L Grey Water Tank
• 12.2 gal./46.2 L LP Gas Tank
• 93 cu ft/2.3 cu m Outside Storage Space
• Length: 30 ft./9.1 m

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• Ford V-8 Chassis Engine
• Electric Generator (USA Only)
• LP Gas/12-Volt Furnace
• 24.5 gal./92.7 L Sewage Tank
• 24.5 gal./92.7 L Grey Water Tank
• 51 cu ft/1.4 CM Outside Storage Space
• Length: 25 ft./7.6 m

Our compact plus unit is a fully self-contained RV. The floor plan features a unique rear kitchen design with all the amenities of a larger unit. The compact RV is the ideal unit for two adults of any age and a dinette folding to an extra bed allows for a child. With 6.5 foot/2 meter ceilings and walk-through convenience, even tall campers can enjoy the compact plus RV.

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• ABS Power Brakes
• Single Rear Tires
• 40 gal./151 L Fuel Tank
• 20.5 gal./76 L Fresh Water Tank
• 6 gal./22 L Water Heater Tank
• 17 gal./64 L Sewage Water Tank
• 16 gal./62 L Grey Water Tank
• 11 gal./45 L LP Gas Tank
• 10.75 cu ft/.3 cm Outside Storage Space
• Length: 20.5 ft./6.55 m

Our compact unit is a fully self-contained RV. The floor plan features a unique rear kitchen design with all the amenities of a larger unit. The compact RV is the ideal unit for two adults of any age, and a dinette folding to an extra bed allows for a child. With 6.5 foot/2 meter ceilings and walk-through convenience, even tall campers can enjoy the compact RV.

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• 6 cu ft/.17 CM Outside Storage Space
• Length: 20 ft./6.1 m

This custom built trailer provides the freedom to setup camp and use your own vehicle to get in and out of town.  It has all the amenities of a motorhome, but provides flexibility when you need it.

The Adventure Travel Trailer does not include an electrical generator. In order to use the air conditioner or microwave you must be connected to a 30 amp electrical circuit.

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• Gross weight 3,800 lbs.
• Dry weight 2,910 lbs
• Overall length 19'-7" (ball to rear bumper)
• 30 gal Fresh Water Tank
• 6 gal. Water Heater Tank
• 35 gal Sewage Water Tank
• 35 gal Grey Water Tank
• 20 lb. LP Gas Tank

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Make Southern California your sunshine-filled playground with one of Cruise America's Los Angeles RV rentals. Conveniently located in Carson, near LAX, our rental center is the perfect place to begin a California adventure.

There are a myriad of things to see and do in Los Angeles, which is the hub of our nation's entertainment state. Second only to New York City, L.A. is the most populous city in the United States. It doesn't matter how long your vacation is slated to be; you could spend every minute of the next year seeing something new and different in the City of Angels. For instance:

The Huntington is one of the world's greatest cultural, research, and educational centers. Inside the library is a collection of very rare books and manuscripts. This is one of the world's largest and most complete research libraries in the nation. 

You will see some remarkable rare books on display, including the Ellesmere manuscript of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, a Gutenberg Bible on vellum, a double-elephant folio edition of Audubon's Birds of America, and a huge collection of Shakespeare's early works. Also, within the walls of the Huntington is an art collection spread over four separate galleries. They contain one of the world's most comprehensive art collections. 

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The botanical gardens surrounding the Huntington are made up of 120-acres of unparalleled beauty. They are composed of more than a dozen specialized gardens. The camellia collection is one of the nation's largest. If you visit this wonderland of culture, be sure to set aside several hours.

Runyon Canyon Park is a gorgeous 130-acre park located just two blocks from Hollywood Boulevard. It is just west of the 101 freeway extending north to Mulholland Drive. It is a prime example of an urban wilderness, perfect for a family hike. 

From the walking/hiking trails of the park, you will be treated to several outstanding views of the Hollywood community, such as the Hollywood sign, as well as the Griffith Observatory, amongst several more special views.

There are several attractions just outside the LA area that are "must sees" while on your rental RV adventure. Here are just a couple:

Malibu Beach

This star-studded area is great for surfing, dining, people-watching, and shopping (be prepared to open your wallet widely). It is just a short 40-minute drive from L.A., and is easily reached by taking I-10 W to CA-1 N (Pacific Coast Highway).

Disneyland 

Experience the "Happiest Place on Earth" when you visit Disneyland in Anaheim. It is just a short 30-minute trip going south on I-5.

Whether you're heading out with the whole family or looking for some quiet time on the open road, a Los Angeles RV rental puts you on the path to a great time. Choose from RVs in a variety of sizes, so you can sleep up to seven on your trip - and save money at the same time. If you're ready for an unforgettable trip in Southern California, book your Los Angeles RV rental today!

Cruise America offers RV rentals in 90810, 90240, 92501, 92860, and much more. See our full list of RV rental in California locations and book your California adventure today!

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How much does it cost to rent an RV in Los Angeles? 

Costs vary widely based on the type of RV rented and the duration of the trip. Cruise prices are always available upon calling, and we make it easy to understand cost breakdown and potential savings. 

Are there any coverages provided with the rental?

For your peace of mind, while traveling, Cruise America rentals include coverage in three areas in excess of minimum automobile coverage against third-party required by law. The details are in the Rental Agreement. Below is an outline of the coverage's

• Supplemental Liability Insurance (SLI) provides you supplemental liability insurance up to $500,000 for USA rentals.
• Responsibility of up to only $2,500 for Vehicle Loss or Damage per occurrence provided you abide by the Terms and Conditions of the Rental Agreement, report promptly in case of accident or vehicle damage, and avoid prohibited vehicle use.
• Expense reimbursement plan up to $3,000 if a mechanical breakdown requires service times.

Aren't rental operations hard on a motorhome?

Yes, that's why Cruise orders special durability features, extra safety features, and easy-to-operate features with every rental coach. We order our coaches "bulletproof" for the typical renter to operate and thus prevent hard use by renters.

Can I make a change to a reservation?

We are happy to make some changes to your current reservation; however, the change may require a rate adjustment based on current rates in effect at the time of change. Changes are subject to current availability. No changes will be permitted to a reservation once the cancellation deadline has passed.

Name changes to reservations are not permitted. Reservations are non-transferable. The person who made the reservation must be at pickup and possess a valid credit card and driver's license.

What can I use to tow a Cruise America trailer?

If the towing SUV or Truck is registered in your name, capable of towing 3,800 pounds, has a Class III hitch, a Class III ball mount, and a two-inch hitch ball, you can tow a Cruise America Travel Trailer. Cruise America RVs or other rental vehicles from third parties are not authorized to tow a Cruise America Travel Trailer.

Can you pick me up/drop me off at the LAX?

You must arrange your own transportation to and from the airport. You may call the rental center where you are picking up for recommendations on transit options.

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Rental rates for campervans in Los Angeles start at about $50 per day for compact vehicles suchand can go up to $370/day or more for larger models.

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From cheap campervans to luxury motorhomes—compare prices to find a vehicle that suits your budget and travelling style.

The cost of renting an RV in Los Angeles varies depending on the type of vehicle and rental company. The average daily price for renting an RV is around USD $175 per night. Prices range from an average of USD $88 for a pop-up camper to USD $308 for a Class A motorhome. For mid-range options, travel trailers average around USD $113 per night, and Class C motorhomes are about USD $212 per night.

These prices can vary based on the season, the length of the rental, and additional costs such as mileage, vehicle delivery and setup, and other services. Discounts may be available for longer rentals, and prices may be lower during the off-season.

One of the most important aspects of any motorhome vacation is choosing the right vehicle. Not all RVs are created equal, and there’s quite a variety in size, shapes, and specifications that you’ll need to consider when renting your rig.

Class A motorhomes are large, luxury-class motorhomes that usually include all the bells and whistles like kitchens, bathrooms, and a separate sleeping space. If you’re traveling with your whole family in tow, or simply like to enjoy the finer things while you camp, Class A is the way to go.

Class B motorhomes range from compact campervans to more high-end but smaller motorhomes. There is a lot of variation to Class Bs, but they are generally smaller and have less capacity for storing freshwater and wastewater.

Class C motorhomes are large and have a very similar layout to Class A motorhomes. The main difference is that class Cs have an over-cab area above the cockpit that usually acts as an additional sleeping area. Class Cs are also a bit lighter and more compact than Class As.

The cheapest time to rent an RV in Los Angeles is typically during the off-season. This period usually falls in the late fall and winter months, excluding holidays when rates might be higher due to increased demand. During these times, RV rental rates can be lower due to decreased demand, making it a more budget-friendly option for travellers.

Travel tips for Los Angeles

If you need to stick to a budget while travelling around Los Angeles, renting a motorhome is the perfect way to save some cash. Your transportation doubles as your accommodation, which gives you the freedom to explore all your whims without worrying about spendy hotel rooms each night. Here are a few other ways to save money on your campervan holiday in Los Angeles.

Book your motorhome in advance. To get the best prices and options, book your campervan as soon as your travel dates are solidified.

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Park at state and national parks. Private RV resorts may have more amenities, but they’re also more expensive. California’s state and national parks are more affordable, and the incredible views from the campsites are worth skimping on things like WiFi and seasonal pools.Saving money while camping at some of the state's most beautiful sites? It’s a win-win!

Choose your vehicle carefully. Do you really need the newest model with all the bells and whistles? If the answer is no, then save your money and opt for an older or smaller motorhome. In addition, smaller vehicles are easier to navigate on mountain roads, and a 4WD campervan can come in handy if you’re camping on the beach!

Los Angeles is known for its sunny disposition, and the mild year-round temps mean that there is no truly bad time to visit. That being said, once you get out of the city, the weather changes drastically depending on where you go. Consider the average temperatures of the seasons, and how your location can affect your experience.

Summer: There’s no better place to enjoy southern California’s beachy summer vibes than Los Angeles, but summer isn’t necessarily the best time for a motorhome holiday in LA. While the weather is great, with highs averaging around 82 degrees Fahrenheit (28 degrees Celsius), the nice temps coincide with school break. Big crowds descend on the city during the summer, and even the areas outside the city are more packed than usual at this time of year. If you plan on camping on the beach or in the mountains, be sure to reserve your spot well in advance. Note that Joshua Tree and Death Valley national parks should be avoided in the summer, as daily highs can peak well over 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius).

Autumn: Autumn is a great time to go campervanning around Los Angeles. The summer crowds have receded, making a little extra elbow room at the parks surrounding LA and in the city itself. Temperatures remain pleasant, averaging around 73 degrees Fahrenheit (23 degrees Celsius). This is the perfect season to hop in your motorhome and chase the beautiful fall foliage that peaks around October and November.

Winter: Winter in LA is surprisingly delightful. Despite a few locals regaled in down parkas and wrapped up in heavy scarves, most people find southern California to be quite mild during the winter months. Highs dip down into the mid 60s (around 20 degrees Celsius) for a few months, and this season does get more precipitation than the others. Places high up in the mountains even see snow in the winter, including Mount Jacinto. Other destinations are perfect for winter motorhome holidays. Joshua Tree and Desert Valley are a bit chilly, but there’s no better time for long hikes, and the crowds are sparse, too!

Spring: Springtime can be a hit or miss around Los Angeles. You’ll likely encounter a few rainy days, but when the sun shines and the wildflowers bloom you’ll be glad you chose the low season for a motorhome holiday around LA. Temps slowly begin to rise again, with highs averaging around 70 degrees Fahrenheit (23 degrees Celsius). Campgrounds that closed for the winter also start to open back up, so you’ll find plenty of spots to park the motorhome in the spring.

The length of your motorhome holiday in Los Angeles depends on how much you want to see and do. If you plan on visiting a nearby state park and hitting some of LA’s main attractions, a long weekend will suffice. If you want to go further afield and see more of the wilderness surrounding the city, plan to spend a couple of weeks on the road.

Parking an RV in Los Angeles

Strict overnight RV parking rules are enforced in the LA area. It’s important to know where you can and can’t park a campervan overnight in Los Angeles to avoid hefty fines and the risk of being towed.

Overnight street parking is allowed in a few selected areas , though these zones can be challenging to find. In addition, these areas are not always the safest or cleanest, and you may have trouble finding a spot amongst the more permanent RVs that park overnight on a regular basis. If you do decide to park on the street overnight, look for signs with specific parking rules, and be sure to buy a valid permit before hitting the hay.

A better option for overnight city parking is to find an RV Park . These are a bit of a hit or miss, and most are located in the suburbs surrounding Los Angeles. But if you want to be close to the city with amenities like WiFi, hot showers, and electric hookups, this certainly beats trying to find a spot on the street.

All you’ll need is a standard license to operate most motorhomes in Los Angeles and the greater U.S. A regular license allows you to drive most classes of motorhomes, including Class A, Class B, Class C, fifth wheels, and travel trailers.

In California, exceptions apply for vehicles weighing more than 26,000 lbs (including cargo), trailers over 10,000 lbs, vehicles longer than 40 feet, and Class A Motorhomes with air breaks.

You may need to check the fine print if you are travelling with a licence from outside the US. The general rule is that if you can operate a campervan in your country of origin with your licence, you can also do it in the U.S. Of course, you should always double-check the legalities before you begin your motorhome vacation so there are no surprises along the way.

Top 10 RV-friendly campsites in and around Los Angeles

Bolsa chica state park campground - huntington beach.

Fall asleep to the sound of waves crashing against the shore at Bolsa Chica State Park Campground . This is an RV-only campground, with more than 50 sites for vehicles measuring 40 feet or less. Facilities include water and electric hookups, 30/50 amp service, flush toilets, and coin-operated showers. Rates vary by site and start at $60 per night.

Canyon Campground - Leo Carrillo State Park

Situated between Cali’s southern coast and the Santa Monica Mountains, those who park their campervans at Leo Carrillo State Park’s Canyon Campground will get to experience a wide array of activities and scenery. Facilities here include electric hookups, 20/30/50 amp service, a dump station, and coin-operated showers. The max vehicle length is 31 feet. Prices vary by site, and reservations are recommended.

Crystal Lake Recreation Area Campground - Azusa

For an authentic camping experience in the wilderness, head into the Angeles National Forest. The Crystal Lake Recreation Area Campground is one of the least expensive places to camp with a motorhome around LA - nightly prices start at just $12. Note that you won’t find any modern facilities like hookups or hot showers, and the maximum vehicle length is 22 feet.

Dockweiler Beach RV Park - Playa del Rey

For a beachy camping experience just outside the city, park your motorhome at the Dockweiler Beach RV Park . Facilities at this popular campground include full hookups, showers, a laundromat, pump-out stations, and direct beach access. Sites can accommodate up to 40 feet long campervans, and nightly rates start at $65-$75.

Golden Shore RV Resort - Long Beach

Golden Shore RV Resort is a large, campervan-friendly park in Long Beach, about 25 miles south of LA. This spacious park offers many modern amenities, including full hookups, 30/50 amp service, and big sites for large campervans. Other perks include a pool and hot tub, a dog park, showers, and more. Rates vary by site but start at $60 per night.

Hollywood RV Park - Van Nuys

Hollywood RV Park is one of the few motorhome-friendly campgrounds in the metropolitan area. In addition to the convenient location with easy access to Hollywood, Burbank, and downtown LA, the park offers full hookups, 50 amp service, free WiFi, and an onsite gym. Nightly rates start at $79.

Malibu Beach RV Park - Malibu

Malibu Beach RV Park is known as one of the ritziest spots to park your motorhome near LA. The campground features great views, plus modern facilities with full hookups, 30/50 amp service, hot showers, and a convenience store. The maximum allowed campervan length is 60 feet, and note that some sites are a bit narrow. Rates vary by site and season.

Malibu Creek State Park Campground - Malibu

Escape the city and park your motorhome at the Malibu Creek State Park Campground . The campground has sites for motorhomes up to 30 feet long, plus restrooms with showers and a dump station. Note that hookups are not available. Reservations are highly recommended as sites fill up quickly. The current nightly rate at Malibu Creek is $45.

Moro Campground - Laguna Beach

Situated in Crystal Cove State Park, Moro Campground is another great beachy spot to park your motorhome overnight. You’ll have easy access to the beach, plus incredible views across the coastline. The campground also boasts modern facilities, including hookups, flush toilets, and coin operated showers available. Sites are quite small, with a max length of 25 feet. Prices range by site.

Sycamore Canyon Campground - Malibu

Sycamore Canyon Campground offers basic, motorhome-friendly sites to vehicles that measure 31 feet or less. The campground sits within Point Mugu State Park, which boasts miles of beachfront, hiking trails, and stunning scenery. There are no hookups, but there is a dump station available. Other facilities include flush toilets and coin operated showers. The current nightly rate at Sycamore Canyon is $45.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to stay at a campground or rv park.

A stay at an RV park will usually cost around $25–$80 (USD) per night.

The cost of campgrounds has risen in recent years due to the popularity of RV vacations in the US.

Does my motorhome come with unlimited mileage?

The majority of campervan rental suppliers in the US do not offer unlimited miles as a standard rental inclusion.

In most cases, miles are capped at a daily rate and additional fees will be incurred if you exceed the limit. Additional miles can usually also be prepurchased in packages ranging from 100 miles up to unlimited, however, any remaining miles will not be refunded when the vehicle is returned.

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Can I pick up my motorhome rental at Los Angeles Airport?

While rentals are limited right at the Los Angeles Airport terminal, most rental companies are just a short distance away.

Many campervan rental companies offer a complimentary shuttle along with your rental.

It is worth noting that if you are arriving from an international/long haul flight, you will not be able to pick up your rental vehicle until the next day.

Where can I camp in Los Angeles?

As in the rest of the USA , free camping is only allowed in designated areas, which can include national parks, truck stops, or rest stops as well as certain parking lots with permission from the store manager.

Southern California is home to many campgrounds and RV parks, which usually cost around $35–$60 (USD) per night. These are suitable for all types of vehicles, from truck campers to trailer-style campers such as toy haulers.

Some popular choices in the Los Angeles area include the Hollywood RV Park, Dockweiler RV Park, and Walnut RV Park.

Are one-way rentals available in Los Angeles?

Yes, many rental companies in Los Angeles offer one-way rentals, making it a great location to start your road trip.

As the largest city on the West Coast, Los Angeles is a great gateway to many other destinations in California , including San Diego to the south and San Francisco to the north.

Are there any restrictions on where I can take my RV in the US?

Most rental companies only allow their vehicles to be driven on paved roads.

In addition, note the following restrictions regarding specific areas:

• Mexico - With the exception of El Monte , travel to Mexico is prohibited in rental vehicles.
• Death Valley - Restrictions can vary between suppliers, but travel is generally allowed. However, it may be restricted during certain times of the year. Check with your rental supplier for full details.
• New York City /Downtown Manhattan - RVs are generally not allowed due to vehicle height restrictions around the city.
• Canada - RVs are generally allowed; however, travel to certain locations may be restricted during colder seasons.

If you take your vehicle where it is not permitted, you will be liable for all damages incurred, and an additional fine may be imposed.

Check your rental agreement for any further restrictions regarding your RV rental.

Note: policies vary from supplier to supplier. Always check the T&Cs for your rental.

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Housing | California rent ‘bargains’ are disappearing. Which ones are left?

Cheapest is fresno. but its $1,327 rent is up 42% vs. 2017.

“How expensive?” tracks measurements of California’s totally unaffordable housing market.

The pain: Tenants will find dwindling cost advantages when choosing California’s cheapest places to rent compared with the state’s priciest spots.

The source: My trusty spreadsheet reviewed Apartment List’s rent data between January 2017 and March 2024 . It’s an interesting metric because it’s a mix of Census Bureau figures and results from the company’s own rental listings for 47 states, the District of Columbia, and 583 US cities – including 82 in California. (Yes, no Alaska, Maine or Vermont).

My spreadsheet created a rent “bargain” yardstick by splitting the 82 California cities into two groups.

For high-priced rents, we looked at what stat geeks call the “75th percentile” – the middle price of the 41 cities ranking in the upper half of rents statewide. That cost was compared with low-rent districts: the “25th percentile” – which is the middle rent for the cheapest 41 cities. (FYI: The often-used median is the 50th percentile.)

Back in 2017, there were 36% in rent savings between these measurements of California’s costliest and most inexpensive markets. That was $2,471 monthly rent in the upper half vs. $1,589 at the lower end. Or $882 potential savings each month between renting in a typical pricey California city vs. an “affordable” town.

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Next, we looked at today’s conditions – data for the 12 months ended in March 2024. The housing discount for renting in the Golden State’s less-costly communities fell to 22%. That was $2,748 in the most-expensive cities vs. $2,144 in cheaper ones. Or $604 monthly.

Or ponder the shrinking savings this way: Rents in California’s costliest half grew just 11% since 2017. But there was a 35% surge in the more “affordable” locales.

Why the narrowing gap? You can blame a population push away from the biggest metropolitan areas, mostly near the ocean, and toward lower-cost communities that are primarily inland. That’s the byproduct of remote workers departing job hubs and folks seeking cheaper housing.

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Sadly, rent “bargains” in California – relatively speaking – are disappearing.

Think about California’s 10 “most affordable” communities and the hefty rent hikes found since 2017 …

Fresno: $1,327 average rent in the 12 months ended in March – up 42% vs. the 2017 average.

Victorville: $1,641 – no change data available.

Citrus Heights: $1,659 – up 38% since 2017.

Sacramento: $1,667 – up 30% since 2017.

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Santa Maria: $1,761 – up 52% since 2017.

Long Beach: $1,769 – up 19% since 2017.

Riverside: $1,810 – up 48% since 2017.

Pomona: $1,865 – up 31% since 2017.

Santa Rosa: $1,903 – up 18% since 2017.

Moreno Valley: $1,906 – up 48% since 2017.

Contrast those surges to what’s occurred in the state’s 10 costliest places to rent …

Calabasas: $3,302 a month – up 27% since 2017.

Newport Beach: $3,259 – up 27% since 2017.

Lake Forest: $3,169 – up 42% since 2017.

San Mateo: $3,137 – up 6% since 2017.

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Dublin: $3,131 – up 6% since 2017.

Emeryville: $3,032 – off 4% since 2017.

Sunnyvale: $3,019 – up 7% since 2017.

Irvine: $2,983 – up 29% since 2017.

Redwood City: $2,980 – up 2% since 2017.

Santa Clara: $2,979 – up 16% since 2017.

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California tenants also don’t fare well within the national picture.

The state’s $2,154 average rent in the 12 months ending in March was topped only by Hawaii’s $2,239. Rent nationwide ran $1,402 a month, by this math. That’s 35% cheaper.

But let me conclude with a dash of good news: California’s overall rents rose by 21% since 2017 vs. US rents that jumped 28% in the same period.

Only six places had smaller rent hikes since 2017 – DC at 5%, Louisiana at 11%, Minnesota at 14%, Iowa at 15%, Oregon at 16%, and North Dakota 17%.

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How has California’s direct democracy system been misused to serve narrow special interests? In just the last few years, there was the billionaire venture capitalist with the harebrained idea that California should be six — no, three separate states . There was the labor union that spent millions of dollars on ballot measures — in three elections! — to punish the dialysis industry that wouldn’t fall in line.

There was the referendum by the plastic-making industry that tried to undo California’s ban on single-use plastic shopping bags. There was the politically motivated recall election of Gov. Gavin Newsom in 2021 that failed. And more recently Big Oil poured money into qualifying a measure for the November ballot to repeal a law banning oil drilling near schools and homes. These are just a few high-profile examples.

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This was never the intention of former Gov. Hiram Johnson, who in the early 20th century pushed for a system allowing California voters to bypass elected officials to make or repeal laws, should lawmakers become beholden to special interests. Instead, the special interests themselves — rich individuals, industries, lobbying groups and labor unions, among others — learned they could use this citizen democracy tool as well, with the right investment.

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While voters have mostly seen through self-serving ballot initiatives, the misuse of the ballot continues and recently reached a new high — or rather, new low.

Last month, the California Apartment Assn. turned in more than enough signatures needed to place a measure on the November ballot for which the sole purpose appears to be stopping one guy from putting his own measures on future ballots. This one guy is Michael Weinstein , president of the Hollywood-based AIDS Healthcare Foundation, who has used his organization’s resources to fund three rent control initiatives (two failed, the third will be on November’s ballot).

Weinstein says that this is clearly a measure intended to stop his efforts to expand rent control. And there are several reasons that support that assertion. The association’s members include apartment owners, managers and investors who are typically opposed to rent control for obvious reasons. The campaign site protectcapatientsnow.com is subtitled “Stop the Weinstein Scam.” The campaign video on the site features Weinstein as well, calling him a “predatory pharmaceutical middleman” and “slumlord.” (The AIDS charity has a problematic history as a landlord of Skid Row housing for homeless people.)

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And, its name not withstanding, the Protect Patients Now Act’s language seems tailored specifically to target the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. It applies only to healthcare providers that have spent more than $100 million in the last decade on anything not considered direct patient care and that operate multifamily housing with more than 500 high-severity health and safety violations. The AIDS Healthcare Foundation meets all of those criteria. Under the proposal, it would lose its tax-exempt status if it spends more than 2% of its revenue from 340B, a federal drug discount program, on anything other than healthcare.

Incredibly, the proponents insist that the measure is only about stopping abuse of the 340B program, which mandates that nonprofit healthcare providers serving low-income patients get discounts from pharmaceutical companies but are reimbursed for the full price of those drugs by public programs. The healthcare providers are allowed to use the difference to pay for other health services for their patients. Weinstein says that lack of affordable housing is a healthcare issue, therefore using 340B revenue to support tenant protection measures is allowable.

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If there are problems with the federal drug discount program, the ballot is not the appropriate venue to resolve them. Besides, it seems clear that the 340B program is a straw man, even if nine patient groups have signed on to support it.

We don’t love the fact that a single person or entity with deep pockets — be it a lobbying group, tech titan or the head of a nonprofit — can use the ballot to pass laws that serve their own agendas, but California election law allows it. What it may not allow is for a ballot measure to target a single individual.

The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has sued to block the Protect Patients Now Act, claiming it’s a violation of state law. If the judge in the case allows it to remain on the ballot (it’s not certain she will ) it will be up to voters, once again, to make sense of a murky, self-serving ballot measure.

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