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Why is it worth booking a campervan in Los Angeles early?

With an RV rental from Los Angeles, you can spend time exploring this “City of Angels” before heading off down the Malibu coastline or inland to beautiful landscapes such as Joshua Tree National Park or Big Bear Lake. With no ties to one place and no fixed itinerary, California and further afield really is your oyster with a camper rental in Los Angeles. There is always a wide choice of vehicles available so your campervan can really be a comfortable home-from-home. And, the cost needn't break your budget. If a camper to rent in Los Angeles seems expensive at first glance, simply compare it with the cost of hotel accommodation, car rental, and dining out every day. While a campervan vacation can be enjoyed all year round in Los Angeles, the most popular period is between March and August. To be sure of getting your preferred dates and a van-price combination that suits your budget, CamperDays recommends booking several months in advance. Every booking comes with a fair and transparent cancellation policy and, should your vacation dates change, no additional charges for making alterations. Both before and after booking your campervan in Los Angeles, the friendly CamperDays customer service team is always available to answer any queries and concerns.

Useful Tips for Camping in Los Angeles

The best time of year to visit Los Angeles is from March to May and from September to November. In spring and autumn, the weather is usually great and the air is a lot fresher.

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  Outdoor Activities

  The city is well known for lots of places to go walking and hiking such as in Griffith Park or Angeles National Forest. Make sure to pack your hiking boots, as this is the ideal destination for anyone who loves hiking.

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  Beach Holidays

  Los Angeles is home to some of America’s best beaches, therefore, make sure you visit Redondo Beach, El Matador State Beach and Malibu Lagoon State Beach. These beaches are great for surfing and for a refreshing dip.

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  Winter Holidays

  Winter in Los Angeles is generally quite mild and sunny, which means you can still enjoy hiking or long walks around the city. If you would like to go skiing or snowboarding, we would recommend going to Bear Mountain or Mammoth Mountain.

Best Campervan Routes

Here at CamperDays we aren’t only campervan experts, as we also have some insider tips on the best campervan routes in and around Los Angeles. Below you will find a small list of campervan routes:

• California Coast and the Big Sur

Enjoy a scenic drive and be blown away by the stunning views, giant mountains and glorious beaches. This route will take you from Los Angeles along the spectacular Pacific Coast and all the way up to San Francisco.

• Southern Utah

Zion National Park is about a seven-hour drive away from Los Angeles. In Southern Utah there is the ‘Big 5,’ which is a set of five national parks that are not very far from each other. You can visit Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Capitol Reef National Park, Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park and this is the perfect road trip for anyone that loves being outside in the great outdoors.

• Sierra Nevada Loop

This route takes you around the Sierra Nevada Mountain range and back to Los Angeles. On this route, you can also stop off and visit the Yosemite National Park before heading south on the eastern side of the mountain range. Don’t miss out on the Sequoia National Park and Mammoth Lakes.

Things To Do and See

• Victoria Beach: situated in Laguna Beach and it is well known for its picturesque white sand and its famous 18m (60 ft) Pirate Tower, built in 1926. There is a wide range of activities to enjoy such as snorkelling, fishing, volleyball and not forgetting swimming.

• Joshuia Tree National Park: here you will find lots of places to go rock climbing and it is also the perfect place for photographers as the national park is home to some very unique landscapes.

• Hearst Castle: this castle is also known as La Casa Grande. The castle has 165 rooms and there are also 127 acres of land with numerous walkways, gardens and terraces.

• Griffith Park: the park spans over 4,300 acres of land and it offers a varied range of attractions including the Los Angeles Zoo, botanical gardens, an open-air Greek theatre and a museum. The park also houses the famous Griffith Observatory with its breathtaking views of Los Angeles.