Pinnacles National Park

Pinnacles National Park, found in California, is home to hundreds of rock formations known as pinnacles, which were formed by volcanic eruptions that occurred millions of years ago. Two major caves exist at this national park, Bear Gulch Cave and Balconies Cave, known collectively as the talus caves. Each cave may be explored on foot to see the area’s big-eared bats, which are listed as a sensitive species. Another popular activity at the park is rock climbing, especially along Machete Ridge, Discovery Wall, and Tourist Trap, which are located near the Bear Gulch Day Use Area. Start your journey from towns like Hollister, Soledad, or Bitterwater if you're looking for RV rentals near Pinnacles National Park. The nearest major city is Fresno, which is about 122 miles away. There are no roads connecting the two entrances at Pinnacles National Park. Visitors RVing to Pinnacles National Park are recommended to use the east entrance as the road leading to the west entrance, California 146, is not deemed wide enough for RVs and trailers to use. Additionally, the park’s campground is located at the east entrance as is the Pinnacles Visitor Center, Old Pinnacles Parking Area, Peaks View Parking Area, and Bear Gulch. If you're driving to Pinnacle National Park's west entrance, use a smaller vehicle, motorcycle, or ATV. To find out about road closures, check the National Park Service website.