10 Best Camper & RV Rentals in San Diego, CA (Roadtrip-Ready!)

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The sunny San Diego is often called a Birthplace of California, and due to moderating effects of the Pacific Ocean, it has arguably the best seaside climate in the whole of the United States.

This makes it a perfect place for summer vacation, but its mild climate makes it also a good winter destination with many parks and stunning natural beauties in the proximity of the city.

San Diego is a very popular tourist destination, and hotel prices can be very high. With an RV rental, at more affordable rates you are getting the freedom of creating the perfect vacation experience for yourself and your family.

We found the 10 best RV rentals San Diego has to offer – everything from cheap to luxury motorhome rentals, small off-road travel trailers to massive Class A’s:

1.         2021 Thor Motor Coach Other

2.         2021 Entegra Coach Other

3.         2017 Winnebago Minnie Winnie

4.         2017 Thor Motor Coach Chateau

5.         2020 Grand Design Transcend XPlor

6.         1994 Ford Fourwinds

7.         2018 Keystone Outback

8.         2019 Jayco Greyhawk

9.         2021 Jayco Jay Flight

10.       2019 Heartland North Trail

Disclaimer: These RVs rent out fast! You usually need to rent them weeks (sometimes months) ahead of time. If the RVs below aren’t available for the time you want to rent them, click here to go to Outdoorsy and see what else is available for you in San Diego!

Cost To Rent An RV In San Diego, CA

What is the average cost to rent an RV In San Diego, California? On average the amount of money for a rental in San Diego, CA is about $150 a night, and between $1,200- $2,000 a week.

However, the average RV rental per day cost varies depending on the class and the age of the RV.

Types	Cost of Rental (Older)	Cost of Rental (New)	Usual length	Driving behavior
Class A Motorhome	$150 – $250/night	$350 – $450/night	21 ft – 41 ft	Like driving a bus
Class B Motorhome	$100 – $200/night	$200 – $350/night	12 ft – 20 ft	Like driving a van
Class C Motorhome	$100-$200/night	$ 225 – $400/night	20 ft – 38 ft	Like driving a truck
Travel Trailer	$50 – $125/night	$125 – $200/night	21 ft – 28 ft	Like driving a truck or SUV
Fifth Wheel	$60 – $150/night	$150 – $300/night	22 ft – 44 ft	Like driving a full sized truck

How Old Do I Need To Be To Rent An RV In San Diego, CA

The reality is that campers and RVs are expensive vehicles, rental companies and private renters have invested large sums of money into them.

That’s why they strive to make sure that the person that is renting is a responsible one and will not damage their vehicle. That is why most of them impose an age limit of 25 years.

If you are between 19 and 24 years of age, there are still chances that some will rent you a camper or RV, but will require an additional fee.

THE 10 Best RV And Camper Van Rentals In San Diego, CA

1. 2021 Thor Motor Coach Other

Price: $199/night	Slides: No
Pet Friendly? NO	Sleeps: 8
Fresh water tank: 60 gal	Gray water: 50 gal
Black water: 50 gal	Propane capacity: 20 lbs
100 MILES/DAY FREE	GENERATOR INCLUDED

This class C motorhome comes with everything you need for an enjoyable RV adventure. It is spacious enough to accommodate 8 people, and you will find nothing missing.

The kitchen comes equipped with a full-size fridge, microwave, and a stovetop that has beside two burners also an induction hob. For cooking outside, there is also a small gas barbeque.

Any of your entertainment needs are covered with a local WiFi access point with 4G connectivity, and 4 TV sets, of which one is external with a Bluetooth soundbar that you can pair with other devices.

Besides this RV, upon request, you can rent up to two ATVs, a Can-Am Maverick X3 Max UTV, Suzuki Hayabusa, or Harley Davidson Street Glide motorcycles.

Here’s a look at the floor plan:

Here’s one reviewer’s experience:

“Great rig! Perfect for our family of four for a week’s trip up the Central Coast. Could easily fit 6-8 people.

Super clean, so comfortable, and easy to drive. Leo was excellent to deal with and very communicative.

10/10 would recommend.”

2. 2021 Entegra Coach Other

Price: $245/night	Slides: No
Pet Friendly? Yes	Sleeps: 8
Fresh water tank: 43 gal	Gray water: 41 gal
Black water: 31 gal	Propane capacity: 52 lbs
GOOD FOR FAMILIES OR GROUPS	UNLIMITED GENERATOR

This Entegra Odyssey, simply put, is a five-star hotel room on wheels. It is an 8-seater, but instead of the usual queen, it comes with a king-size bed in the main sleeping area.

Besides loaded with top-of-the-line amenities, it also can come with a fully stocked fridge. So, all you need is to bring your own clothes and your RV adventure can start.

For an additional fee, you can bring your furry friends on the road with you, but also be provided with a barbeque, camping chairs, and table.

Take a look at the inside:

Here’s one reviewer’s experience:

“We had an amazing experience renting this gem from Kimberly and Buddy! From early booking communication, ease of pick up, support while on our trip, I would highly recommend.

The RV itself was fully stocked, you could tell a lot of thought went into making sure you have everything you need.

Not to mention the homey decor which made it feel so cozy! Kimberly was amazing to work with and was so helpful!

We went to Zion and can’t wait to plan our next adventure in the Dream Chaser!”

3. 2017 Winnebago Minnie Winnie

Price: $150/night	Slides: No
Pet Friendly? No	Sleeps: 6
Fresh water tank: 55 gal	Gray water: 55 gal
Black water: 55 gal	Propane capacity: 10 lbs
400 MILES/DAY FREE	GOOD FOR FAMILIES OR GROUPS

This 6-sleeper RV comes with all of the essentials you need for a great vacation. Fully equipped kitchen with all necessary appliances and cook and dining ware.

For an increased autonomy, it comes with a generator. Wherever do you park it, you will be able to enjoy a self-sufficient experience.

Upon request, both delivery and pick-up are available free of charge in a radius of 75 miles, while daily free of charge mileage is 400 miles. Pets are allowed with a surcharge.

Here’s a preview of the inside:

Here’s one reviewer’s experience

“My family had a fabulous camping experience with this RV!

The kids especially loved the over-cab bunk area for lounging and sleeping. The RV is easy to drive and Will is so accommodating and easy to reach.

There was even a yummy snack basket to greet us. We loved the attention to detail and would absolutely rent from him again.

Thank you Will!”

4. 2017 Thor Motor Coach Chateau

Price: $159/night	Slides: 1
Pet Friendly? Yes	Sleeps: 10
Fresh water tank: 40 gal	Gray water: 28 gal
Black water: 28 gal	Propane capacity: 41 lbs
100 MILES/DAY FREE	GENERATOR INCLUDED

This 10-sleeper is large enough to accommodate your family and friends. It comes with a well-equipped kitchen, with a three-burner stovetop, microwave, and conventional oven; beside the usual fridge and freezer combo.

On your adventure, you can be self-sufficient as it comes with a gas generator.

If you have to stay connected during your vacation, the AT;T internet WiFi access point is provided for an additional fee, and also their Direct TV Now services which you can use on all five TV sets that come with this RV.

Check out the interior:

Here’s one reviewer’s experience:

“This was definitely the way to go!

We saved money over going with a typical franchise and the family was very easy-going kept the RV in good condition and the value was just excellent! We will do again!!”

5. 2020 Grand Design Transcend XPlor

Price: $135/night	Slides: No
Pet Friendly? No	Sleeps: 6
Fresh water tank: 62 gal	Gray water: 39 gal
Black water: 39 gal	Propane capacity: 9 lbs
GENERATOR INCLUDED	Gross weight: 7,495 lbs

Transcend Xplor is a 32 feet camp trailer that can accommodate up to 8 people, which makes it perfect for larger families.

It comes equipped with all necessities to make your vacation an excellent adventure, including a gas generator. For entertainment, it comes with obligatory TV, and both inside and outside sound systems.

For safer driving and parking, it comes equipped with a reversing camera, while the awning has an LED lighting strip for more pleasant evenings outdoors.

6. 1994 Ford Fourwinds

Price: $149/night	Slides: No
Pet Friendly? Yes	Sleeps: 6
UNLIMITED GENERATOR	BUDGET FRIENDLY

This 6-sleeper RV is not the newest, but you can be certain that it is fully functional and equipped with all essentials you will need on any kind of vacation, including a generator that will make dry-camping a hassle-free experience.

For your cooking needs, it comes equipped with a gas stove, conventional oven, microwave oven, and all pots, pans, and other cookware.

If you plan on exploring the Californian coastline, it also comes with a propane outdoor stove that will free you of the need to visit civilization.

Have a look at the inside:

Here’s one reviewer’s experience:

“What an awesome experience we had! Three grown men, first-time renters with no experience in an RV with Skye’s help we were set.

Skye made sure we had everything we might possibly need. She is very accommodating.

This was the simplest transaction I could have imagined. The motorhome was clean, drove well, and exceeded all my expectations.

I would highly recommend Skye Pinon’s Family-Friendly Fun wagon to everyone.”

7. 2018 Keystone Outback

Price: $115/night	Slides: 1
Pet Friendly? No	Sleeps: 7
Fresh water tank: 43 gal	Gray water: 60 gal
Black water: 30 gal	Propane capacity: 40 lbs
BUDGET FRIENDLY	Gross weight: 8,600 lbs

This Keystone Outback is a 7-sleeper camper trailer which is the perfect choice for a family that plans to go on exploring the SoCal, as it comes with unlimited daily mileage.

The 30 feet of its length are packed with all the necessities for camping outdoors wherever you want, while still being able to change the scenery whenever you wish so.

A big awning will allow you to enjoy relaxing outdoors. But you shouldn’t plan your trip with pets as they are not allowed.

Have a look at the inside:

Here’s one reviewer’s experience:

“We had an awesome time! The trailer was nice, clean, and a perfect fit for our family of 6. Ric was great to deal with!

We will definitely be renting from him again!”

8. 2019 Jayco Greyhawk

Price: $190/night	Slides: 1
Pet Friendly? No	Sleeps: 6
Fresh water tank: 47 gal	Gray water: 41 gal
Black water: 32 gal	Propane capacity: 4 lbs
GENERATOR INCLUDED	Gross weight: 2,750 lbs

This 6-sleeper RV comes chock-full of everything you will need on an RV vacation, all you have to pack is your clothes and food.

Fully equipped kitchen, with a full-size microwave oven and a two-door fridge. For the outside entertainment, you have a big awning with led lights and an excellent high output stereo system.

Have a look at the inside:

A generator and ample storage for water and waste will allow you comfortable camping away from campground hookups, while you will have a limit of 100 free miles per day of travel.

9. 2021 Jayco Jay Flight

Price: $129/night	Slides: No
Pet Friendly? No	Sleeps: 10
Fresh water tank: 42 gal	Gray water: 40 gal
Black water: 31 gal	Propane capacity: 9 lbs
GOOD FOR COUPLES	Gross weight: 6,500 lbs

This 26 feet camper trailer can accommodate bigger groups than its length suggests. Because of the excellent floor plan, it is a 10-sleeper.

It comes with all of the necessities for a great RV adventure, and even if you don’t have a truck to tow it, it can be delivered and picked up at the RV campground of your choice.

Pets are not allowed. But unlimited free mileage will allow you to explore Southern California the way you want it.

Here’s a preview of the inside:

Here’s one reviewer’s experience:

“Chad and family were excellent! super flexible and extremely communicative! they were so easy to work with and everything was so new and clean!

can wait for our next outdoor adventure!”

10. 2019 Heartland North Trail

Price: $130/night	Slides: No
Pet Friendly? No	Sleeps: 8
Fresh water tank: 52 gal	Gray water: 42 gal
Black water: 30 gal	Propane capacity: 9 lbs
GENERATOR INCLUDED	Gross weight: 4,774 lbs

This 36 feet camper trailer comes absolutely loaded to the gills with amenities to make your vacation a perfect RV experience.

It can accommodate up to 8 people, and you will enjoy the convenience of a fully electric kitchen, with a stovetop, microwave, and conventional oven. Besides an obligatory shower, the bathroom also has a bathtub of a decent size.

If you prefer spending time more outside of the trailer, an outside compartment holds the whole kitchen with a sink, mini-fridge, work surface, and a 36,000 BTU stovetop.

Check out the inside:

Here’s one reviewer’s experience:

“Excellent trailer and excellent customer service. The owner was quick to respond to any questions we had and the trailer was perfectly set up and clean when we arrived.

We definitely plan to rent again!”

How to rent an RV on Outdoorsy?

You will have to know what you are looking for when it comes to RV rentals. Outdoorsy can help you from the start of the process to the end.

They pride themselves on being the most polished and efficient camper rental site around.

They genuinely cared and built their brand on trust and community. To use the platform, you first need to go to the site and search for rentals in your area.

You will get a list that pulls up and to get the specifics of each listing. You will need to click on them. You can save the ones that you like for further review and comparison later.

Once you have the perfect RV, you will send the owner a request ot book from the listing. This will open dialogue, and you can ask specific questions that weren’t covered in the listing.

You can also arrange the details of the rental.

Discover San Diego California

1. History of San Diego, CA

San Diego is often called the Birthplace of California because it was the first place on the Western Coast where European explores landed in 1542.

For six decades the area was known as San Miguel until Spanish explorer Vizcaino started mapping the coast of California. In 1602 he landed in present-day Mission Bay and held the first Christian service on the soil of California.

To commemorate this event, he named the area San Diego after the patron saint of his flagship, Saint Didacus of Alcala (es. San Diego de Alcala). During the Mexican period, it will gain the status of pueblo, but also quickly lose it due to migrations.

Two years after Mexican-American War, in 1850 Sand Diego will be incorporated as a city, but after two more years will go bankrupt.

It will remain a relative backwater town until 1878 and the arrival of the railroad, while in 1889 it will be again incorporated as a city.

With the start of the 20th century, many facilities of the US Navy will be built in the area which will lead to the growth of military industry around the city.

This will lead to a boom during the Cold War, but the trend will reverse due to cuts in military spending after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

2. Geographical Location of San Diego, CA

Most of the city of San Diego lies 8 miles north of the international border with Mexico, but because of the annexation of San Ysidro in 1957, it is bordering Mexico and is the southernmost city in California.

Some 120 miles north, along the Pacific coast, is the city of Los Angeles. It encompasses two bays, Mission Bay and San Diego Bay.

San Diego Bay is one of the best-known deep-water bays in the world, which made it a perfect location for a harbor around which the economic activities in the city of San Diego centered through much of its history.

3. What To Expect Weather Wise in San Diego, CA

When it comes to the weather, San Diego is often described as having the best climate in the US, and the best summer climate. Often it is described as a semi-arid or Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and dry summers.

But because the city is located on numerous hills, and two actual mountains, there is a large difference in microclimates in various parts of the city.

Waters of the Pacific Ocean have a moderating effect on the temperatures in the coastal regions of the city, with winter lows rarely dropping below 50 degrees, while summer highs rarely go above 78 degrees.

Because of the geographical features, just a few miles inland this range of extremes changes to 40 and 90 degrees, respectively.

3 Things To Do In San Diego California

1. Visit USS Midway

The USS Midway is an aircraft carrier with 47 years of service, which makes it the longest-serving carrier in the history of the Navy.

Today it is a museum ship that offers self-guided tours around more than 60 locations where you can learn about the way a ship housed 4,000 officers and sailors, and more than 100 aircraft at any moment.

You will visit the “officers country”, sleeping quarters of enlisted men, engine room, pilots’ ready room, and much more.

The tour also includes sitting in the cockpits of some of the aircraft placed on the carrier’s flight deck for such purpose. 

2. Visit Balboa Park

Balboa Park is one of the oldest public parks in the United States. Sprawling over 1,200 acres, it is home to numerous attractions. It is home to 15 museums and 17 cultivated gardens.

This also the location of the San Diego Zoo, which is housing more than 12,000 animals in open-air cageless habitats. Because of this, it is the most popular zoo in the States.

This park is also the location of a number of theaters, including the San Diego Junior Theater, the oldest theatrical institution for kids in America.

3. Enjoy the waterfront

The beaches of San Diego have a cornucopia of activities for both visitors and locals alike. Brunch and sunset cruises, duck boat tours, jet boat rides, eco pedal-boat tours, whale watching tours, and much more.

For those with an inclination for adrenaline-pumping adventures, the Top Gun and Air Combat Experience is available.

It will take you in the air above the city where under the supervision of fighter-pilot instructors you will experience the areal maneuvers, such as loops, rolls, stall recovery, and more.

And also will have an opportunity to pilot the plain yourself in a simulated dogfight.

3 Things To Do With Kids In San Diego, CA

1. Visit SeaWorld San Diego

SeaWorld San Diego is a theme park that has themed shows that change seasonally, Orca killer whales, dolphins, sea lions; are some of the stars of these shows. This is the first SeaWorld Park opened in 1964.

It is home to numerous sea animals, fish, tortoise, and mammals; that can be seen in its aquariums and oceanariums.

The park also features variously themed rides and five rollercoasters, such as Shipwreck Rapids that take visitors around a deserted island and into a cavern.

2. Visit San Diego Zoo Safari Park

San Diego Zoo Safari Park is 1,800 acres of natural reserve made up of several different ecological habitats, where you can see many exotic animals in their natural habitat. It houses more than 2,600 animals that belong to 300 species.

You will be able to see animals of Asian savannahs, such as Indian rhinos, camels, mouflons, including many species of deers native to India.

African animal world is represented by white rhinos, giraffes, impalas, lions. But you will also be able to see tigers, cheetahs, and both kangaroos and wallabies.

3. Visit LEGOLAND

Most of the amusement parks just place you and your kids in seats and take on a ride, an exciting one but still passive. At LEGOLAND your kids, and you too will be enjoying more interactive entertainment.

The most popular attraction is the Volvo Driving School, where your kids will be able to drive miniature cars through miniature streets with fully functional road infrastructure, traffic lights, stop signs, etc.

But the fun for them doesn’t stop there, because the LEGOLAND offers much more interactive content, that is centered around building cars and robots with Legos.

Pro Tip: Want better rental prices? Ask the rentees if they offer reduced winter rates! Not all of them will, but a winter trip in the south can save you some money. You can also check availability and add Outdoorsy Roadside Assistance to most of the rentals for added peace of mind.

Where To Park Your RV In San Diego, CA

1. Mission Bay RV Resort

Mission Bay RV Resort is situated next to De Anza Cove Park and the public beach that is part of it, making the swimming and other beach activities just a short walk away.

Many shops and restaurants are within walking distance of this camp, so all necessities for a comfortable RV experience are near you, but also all attractions of San Diego are easily accessible.

The facilities and landscaping are well-kept and maintained, as a guest you will be able to enjoy the pool and hot tubs, but also the balmy breeze that blows from Mission Bay.

RV spots are unusually widely spaced, so you will have a  lot of privacy.

2. Admiral Baker RV Campground

Admiral Baker RV Campground is primarily serving RV needs of the active duty and retired military personnel and their families, but civilians are also welcomed.

It is located few miles inland, just a short drive northeast from Balboa Park. Current and former members of all branches of the military do get a discount on rent, but full fees are very reasonable.

When it comes to facilities this campground offer, they are plentiful and exceptionally well-maintained.

Swimming pool, hot tubs, grill areas, full and miniature golf courses, on-site laundry facilities; are some of them. Additionally, all guests receive complimentary free Wi-Fi services on the premises.

3. Campland on the Bay

Campland is located in the north area of Mission Bay and is an RV resort specifically geared toward visitors that come as whole families.

Part of the resort is literally all facilities and amenities you could think of, but also many you wouldn’t.

Waterparks, hot tubs, picnic tables, fire pits, basketball court, private beach for guests, fitness center, off-leash dog park, skate park, and much more amenities.

The resort is conceived as a full vacation experience, and you will find on-premises either available for free or rental, everything you need for a seaside vacation, kayaks, paddleboards, pedal boats, bike rentals, and so on.

What Is The Average Parking Rate In San Diego

RV rental rates in San Diego greatly vary between campgrounds depending mostly on their location and the amenities they provide.

Many parks are specifically catering the military members and their families, and they receive discounted prices.

So, what is the average parking rate in San Diego? On average daily fees are in the range between $70 and $90. Some parks offer weekly rental, and if choosing this type of arrangement you will receive a discount, and rates are mostly around $400-$450.

Almost all parks offer monthly rental, and also provide a substantial discount.

RV Rental San Diego Prices

When choosing an RV for rent in San Diego are there are several things you should have in mind. Depending on the size of a camper or RV you can expect daily rent to be between $75 and $650 per day.

Such a large range is dictated by a wide range of available vehicles that come with various levels of amenities.

During the holidays, rental fees do increase considerably, due to increased demand, but both rental companies and private renters offer discounted prices for booking in advance.

Many renters offer delivery services to your chosen location, and generally, it is free of charge, but deliveries at some locations may come with an additional fee.

Besides rent, it is very advisable to also purchase an RV insurance policy as your personal car insurance does not cover any accidents that may happen. It is a very affordable way to obtain peace of mind.

RV Rental Deals In San Diego, CA

Below you can find some great RV rental deals in San Diego, California.

Cruise America lets out some coupon codes every now and again since they are a large corporation. Go to their “hot deals” to get some savings, and check back regularly.

RVShare also has a great feature that can save you big bucks. Some renters will give a big discount if you rent their RV by the week.

This of course takes some time to plan out ahead but is a great option. To find out more, click here.

EL CAJON RV Rentals

Renting an RV in the city of San Diego can come with a slight markup due to the convenience of proximity of many parks that are located on the city proper.

Choosing an El Cajon rental company or renting from a private owner most often comes with a slightly lower price.

The vast majority of renters offer free delivery to a location of your choosing in case that such a location is within 30 miles of its location.

Some even offer free delivery as much as 100 miles away from their location. Because El Cajon is just 17 miles from the city center of San Diego, and 35 miles from San Diego Zoo Safari park, delivery is free of charge.

El Cajon is also perfectly placed for your RV adventure, bordering with eastern outskirts of the city and an equal distance from both northern and southern parts of San Diego.

Luxury RV Rental San Diego, CA

Luxury RV rental in San Diego is for people who want to experience RV adventures with 5-star hotel comfort.

You can be certain that your RV comes with only top-notch amenities and everything you could possibly need for a pleasant RV trip.

Many luxury rentals offer 500 miles included in the base fee, which more than enough to explore practically most of California’s coast.

If you are a customer with a cultivated taste, some rental offer campers and RV with organic linens, and similar perks.

While the luxury comes with a price, it also comes with perks of road assistance, concierge services, and free pick-up and delivery.

San Diego RV Rentals FAQs

Let’s close out this page about RV Rental in San Diego with answers to some of your most frequently-asked questions about them!

1. Can I drive a motorhome on a car license?

Can I drive a motorhome on a car license? Yes, In most cases, you can drive a motorhome with a car license. Most motorhomes do not require special licenses. Exceptions apply to especially large motorhomes (weighing 26,000 pounds or more).

With that being said, driving a motorhome is different than driving a car. Learning as much as you can about driving a motorhome can help keep you and other drivers safe on the road.

2. Do RV rentals offer delivery?

Do RV rentals offer delivery? Yes, many RV rentals do offer delivery. If you rent through a platform like Outdoorsy, you can filter for RVs that are available for delivery.

This option is completely up to the RV owner, and it usually costs a little extra.

3. How many miles per day should you drive an RV?

How many miles per day should you drive an RV? Most RVers planning long drives like to stay between 300 and 500 miles at most because more than that can lead to long, exhausting days of driving.

There is not really a limit to how many miles per day you can drive an RV.

4. Are there RV rentals near me?

Are there RV rentals near me? Yes. there are RV rentals available in most cities in the United States. An easy way to check on availability is to search on Outdoorsy or RVshare with your zip code.

This will give you a list of all rentals available in your area. If there are no RVs available, you can search for RVs that are available for delivery.

5. Can you rent an RV with unlimited miles?

Can you rent an RV with unlimited miles? Yes, RV rentals are available with unlimited miles. You will need to communicate with the owner of the RV to see if there is a limit to how many miles you can drive the RV without incurring an extra fee.

6. What is the cheapest way to rent an RV?

What is the cheapest way to rent an RV? Renting through a peer-to-peer rental agency is generally the cheapest and easiest way to rent an RV. These agencies connect renters to RV owners.

You have a wider variety of makes, models, and years available, and you do not have to deal with one RV company in your area having a monopoly.

Popular sites for peer-to-peer RV rentals are Outdoorsy and RVshare.

7. Can you use an RV bathroom while driving?

RV bathrooms will function while you drive. However, most states require you to wear a seatbelt while within the vehicle, so you take a risk if you use the bathroom while the vehicle is in motion.

8. Can you walk around in an RV while driving?

Can you walk around in an RV while driving? No, you cannot walk around in a camper trailer while driving. Legally, you are not supposed to be in those trailers while towing them. Motorhomes do allow you to sit in the camper while driving.

Legally, you are required to sit and wear a seatbelt while riding in a motorhome. You will occasionally see people stand up to grab something, but this may have risks associated with it.

9. Are RV rentals pet-friendly?

When renting from a peer-to-peer RV site, the decision lies with the owner of whether or not an RV will allow pets. Always check with the owner before bringing your fluffy friends.

10. Can I park my RV at Wal-Mart overnight?

Can I park my RV at Wal-Mart overnight? In general, Wal-Mart will allow you to park for 24 hours at a time. However, different locations may have varying rules.

Check with the manager if you are unsure and do not want a knock on your door at 3 am telling you to move.

Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

Below are some popular hiking and campgrounds destinations near San Diego, CA:

Hiking Trail	Location
Embarcadero to Spanish Landing , CA	San Diego, CA
Seven Bridge Walk, CA	San Diego, CA
Florida Canyon Trail, CA	San Diego, CA
Morley Field Trail, CA	San Diego, CA
San Diego Bay Shore, CA	San Diego, CA

Campgrounds	Locations
San Diego Metro KOA, CA	San Diego County, CA
Campland On the Bay Campground, CA	San Diego County, CA
Chula Vista Marina Campground, CA	San Diego County, CA

Conclusion

RV rental comes with two major advantages. If you are thinking about buying one, you can first hand experience the advantages of this lifestyle.

It also provides you with the ability to create your own vacation experience, not being bound to a hotel premise or its immediate area, whether it is in an urban location or not.

San Diego has to offer visitors both urban attractions and outdoor natural wonders. When renting an RV you will get the best of both worlds.

References

https://travelmamas.com/15-best-san-diego-attractions-for-kids/

https://www.sandiego.org/explore/things-to-do.aspx