RV & Motorhome Hire in Los Angeles

A £ 265.00 one-time fee applied during the booking process.

Our roadsurfer RVs are equipped with everything you may require or want on your road trip, particularly if you are flying in from overseas. Enjoy a seamless driving experience with built-in navigation, unwind on a big and comfortable bed, and make use of a fully stocked kitchen complete with utensils and tablewear, allowing you to prepare your favourite meals. Additionally, we provide an outdoor table and camping chairs so you can enjoy your time outside and dine al fresco. You can also reserve bedding and any other equipment when you make your RV booking.

Please ensure that you have the necessary visa before travelling. The following guide applies to all UK and EU citizens, including those from Ireland, Norway, Switzerland, and Croatia:

• If you are planning a road trip through the USA, you will require a USA visa or an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorisation).
• If you begin your trip in the USA and travel to Canada, having a USA visa or ESTA is sufficient. You do not need a Canadian visa to enter the country by land.

You can enjoy a visit to Los Angeles throughout the year, as the weather remains relatively pleasant. Summers can be quite hot, particularly if you’re camping away from the Pacific coast. During this time, it’s perfect for a relaxing beachside getaway for couples or an exhilarating surfing adventure with a close friend. However, please note that due to the extreme heat experienced inland during the summer, roadsurfer RV rentals are not allowed in Death Valley, except in the winter months. Winters in LA are generally mild, but mountainous areas like the stunning Sierra Nevadas, where Yosemite National Park is located, can get significantly colder. Therefore, plan your road trip accordingly and be prepared for colder temperatures (and snow) in those regions. Spring and autumn are the ideal seasons to visit as the temperatures are pleasant, and the national parks are less crowded. If you’re planning a longer road trip to other states, ensure that you check their current requirements, such as the need for snow chains, as they are not provided.

When setting off on your journey, locating water fill-up stations for your RV 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 RV rental, you must empty your waste 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.

• 7660 West Imperial Highway, Playa Del Rey, CA 90293

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

When you hire an RV in Los Angeles, you’ll need to return it with a full tank of fuel and Adblue. The closest places to our Los Angeles station to fill up are the Mobil petrol station on Rosecrans Ave if you’re driving from the south, or the 76 petrol station on W El Segundo Blvd if you are driving from the north.

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

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 RV adventure, you can find many long-term parking options at the Los Angeles International Airport, which is just a 15-minute taxi journey from our Los Angeles station.

Make sure to stock up on any last-minute essentials before hitting the road. If you are looking for groceries, there are several Ralphs supermarkets 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.

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.

There are plenty of campsite 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 staying 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 campsites 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 campsites in and around Los Angeles, as well as throughout California, can become fully booked during the 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.

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 campsites 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.