Orange County, California

You’re going to need the right RV for your travels throughout Orange County. On RVshare, you’ll find various types of RVs to choose from. Your first consideration is whether to rent a non-motorized or a motorized RV.

Non-motorized RVs need to be towed. The towing vehicle must have the requisite towing capacity for the RV in question and, in some cases, the right type of hitch. Motorized RVs don't need to be towed.

Sometimes called trailers, non-motorized RVs can be pop-up campers, travel trailers, fifth wheels, or toy haulers. A foldable pop-up trailer is slightly smaller than a travel trailer or a fifth wheel trailer. Because of the way fifth wheels are hitched in the truck bed, these RVs can be easier to turn and maneuver than travel trailers. A toy hauler can be the best choice if you plan on bringing items like kayaks or mountain bikes.

Motorhomes are divided into classes and designated with a letter. Class A RV rentals in Orange County are the size of a bus. This type of RV has room for large groups, and some can sleep up to 10 with apartment-like amenities. Class B RVs look more like vans but also offer scaled-down amenities. Often built on a truck chassis, Class C recreational vehicles are easier to maneuver than Class A RVs and offer more space Class B campervans.

RV Campgrounds Near Orange County, California

When considering where to camp in your Orange County RV rental, your options include campgrounds near the beach as well as attractions like Disneyland.

Kids will enjoy the ropes course at Canyon RV Park, located along the banks of the Santa Ana River. If you’ve got a pop-up camper rental in Orange County, you can let the ocean breeze blow right through the RV when you choose to stay at an RV park in Huntington Beach. Many campgrounds have swimming pools. 

US National & State Parks Nearby Orange County

California is home to several national parks. The most well-known is Yosemite, and while you could drive your motorhome rental from Orange County to this national park, it’s a five-hour drive. Joshua Tree National Park is only two hours away and has several campgrounds permitting recreational vehicles. In addition, private campgrounds with full hookups are located in the nearby communities of Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms.

RV Storage Facilities in Orange County, California

Keeping your RV at your home may not be possible due to space limitations or HOA rules. RV storage facilities can be found in cities such as Fullerton, Mission Viejo, Tustin, and Santa Ana. Covered storage protects your vehicle from damage from constant sun exposure, and security measures such as CCTV cameras and keypad gates offer peace of mind.

Dumpstations Near Orange County

You can find RV dumpstations throughout Orange County, such as the following:

• Canyon RV Park in Anaheim
• Pioneer Chevron Service Station in Artesia
• Orange County Fair & Exposition Center in Costa Mesa
• Elks Lodge in Garden Grove
• Western Propane Services, Inc. in Garden Grove
• Bolsa Chica State Beach in Huntington Beach 
• Chevron Gas Station in Lake Forest
• Caspers Wilderness Park in San Juan Capistrano
• O’Neill Regional Park in Trabuco Canyon  

It’s Almost Independence Day, Take Your Family on an RV Trip!

Plan a trip in your rented RV this Fourth of July and enjoy a stay at Newport Dunes RV park. Celebrations include live music, and you'll have front-row seats for the pyrotechnic fireworks show. During the day, you can rent a boat or take a refreshing dip in the park’s swimming pool.

Popular Tourist Attractions for an RV Rental in Orange County, California

Orange County’s most famous attractions are Disneyland and Knott’s Berry Farm. For a history lesson in a beautiful setting, go on a docent-led tour of the gardens and Spanish Colonial architecture of Mission San Juan Capistrano.

With a camper rental in Orange County, you can drive the Pacific Coast Highway, or PCH as the locals know it, one of the most scenic byways in California. PCH stretches from San Clemente to Seal Beach in Orange County. Besides enjoying the surf and sun, you can also bike along boardwalks, stroll tony shopping districts, and dine in seaside cafés.

Sports and Entertainment Near Orange County, California

The Los Angeles Angels, an MLB team, play their home games in Angels Stadium in Anaheim. If hockey is more your style, NHL’s Anaheim Ducks take the ice at the Honda Center.

Every year in July, Laguna Beach hosts the Pageant of the Masters as part of a monthlong arts festival. The “living pictures” production features re-creations of famous works of art by volunteers dressed to look like the people portrayed in the original paintings.

Highways in or Near Orange County, California

The two major highways in Orange County are Interstate 405 and Interstate 5. Other highways that connect the region are routes 241, 91, 39, 22, 57, and 55.