Imagine a road trip between two of the most iconic (but totally different) U.S. cities — one that would wend you about 10 hours and a little less than 600 miles through some of the most beautiful and pristine landscapes in the country. While your exact adventure would vary a lot depending on the route you chose, any way you slice this road trip, you’re in for some epic views and outdoor recreation opportunities, with options to swing by unbeatable destinations like Death Valley National Park, Sequoia National Park, the Sierra and Stanislaus National Forests, and Mojave National Preserve. Traveling in your very own one-way RVshare rental vehicle will keep you comfortable and well-accommodated the entire way, and you’ll also be able to take advantage of free and low-cost dispersed camping opportunities if you’re into that. (There are also wonderful luxury campground resorts along the way, especially around the cities of San Francisco and Las Vegas themselves — so don’t think you have to rough it if you take a one-way RV trip!)
Why Is This Route Popular?
This trip makes for a popular RV route because it’s short enough to make into a long-weekend trip (at least if you’re only driving one way) yet packs a lot of California and southwest vibes into its relatively short span. Plus, it both ends and begins in eminently fly-able cities, which makes it easy to fly in from your hometown, rent your RV for the trip, and then fly back out once you drop it back off again. All in all, it’s a great opportunity for a once-in-a-lifetime trip, and there are so many great one-way RV rental options in San Francisco to choose from.
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