Campervan
Compact converted van with a fold-out bed and small kitchen — easy to drive, easy to park.
Sleeps 2 Auto
From $95 /night
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Los Angeles
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Popular Los Angeles RV rentals
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B Van
Full van conversion with kitchen, wet bathroom, and bed — drives like a regular van but has everything you need.
Sleeps 3 Auto
From $145 /night
C Class
Mid-size motorhome with over-cab bed, full kitchen, and bathroom — the family-friendly classic, sleeps up to 6.
Sleeps 6 Auto
From $185 /night
A Class
Bus-style motorhome with residential amenities and slide-outs — the most spacious option, sleeps up to 8.
Sleeps 8 Auto
From $245 /night
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Collect your RV easily from a Los Angeles depot with convenient pickup options.
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Los Angeles puts you within a day's drive of the Pacific Coast Highway, Joshua Tree, Sequoia, and Big Sur — Southern California's best road trips all in striking distance.
Popular road trips from Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Highway
PCH starts an hour north
Pacific Coast Highway
PCH starts an hour north
Highway 1 north from LA hugs the coast through Malibu, Oxnard, and Santa Barbara before opening onto the Central Coast — every pullout is a photo. Carpinteria State Beach and Refugio offer RV-friendly camping right on the sand; both fill up on weekends so book ahead. Allow at least 2–3 days to do PCH north justice, and avoid Friday afternoons heading out of LA.
Joshua Tree National Park
2.5 hr drive
Joshua Tree National Park
2.5 hr drive
The collision of the Mojave and Colorado deserts gives Joshua Tree its surreal twisted trees, granite boulders, and some of the darkest night skies in Southern California. Jumbo Rocks and Black Rock campgrounds take RVs and deliver astonishing stargazing — most sites have no hookups, so come self-contained. The 2.5-hour drive east on I-10 to CA-62 is best between October and April when daytime temperatures are comfortable.
Sequoia & Kings Canyon
4 hr drive
Sequoia & Kings Canyon
4 hr drive
Home to the largest trees on Earth, including the General Sherman, alongside deep glacier-carved canyons and high alpine lakes. The Generals Highway has steep grades and tight curves — RVs over 22 feet are restricted on some sections, so check your vehicle's limits before committing. The 4-hour drive north on I-5 to CA-198 climbs from valley heat into cool mountain forest within a single afternoon.
Big Sur
5 hr drive up PCH
Big Sur
5 hr drive up PCH
Ninety miles of cliff-hung coastline between San Simeon and Carmel — Bixby Bridge, McWay Falls, and Pfeiffer Beach all live along this stretch. RV campgrounds are scarce and have strict length limits; Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park and Plaskett Creek both book months ahead. Allow a full day each way for the drive — the road is narrow, winding, and worth every minute.
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RV depots in Los Angeles
Each operator has its own pickup point — choose whichever's most convenient for your trip.
2233 E 223rd Street, Carson, CA 90810
12818 Firestone Boulevard, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
28404 Roadside Drive, Agoura Hills, CA 91301
500 W Florence Avenue, Inglewood, CA 90301
12818 Firestone Boulevard, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest RV rental in Los Angeles?
Compact campervans typically start from around $95/night at Los Angeles depots, depending on season and supplier. Booking 4–8 weeks ahead generally locks in the best rate, especially in peak summer.
Is Los Angeles RV rental cheaper in advance?
Yes — booking 4–8 weeks before pickup typically secures lower rates than booking close to your trip, and gives you a wider choice of vehicle types and pickup dates.
What age do I need to be to rent an RV in Los Angeles?
Most United States suppliers require a minimum age of 21. Some operators set the minimum at 25, especially for larger Class A motorhomes. A standard driver's license is accepted from most countries; check your supplier's specific requirements at booking time.
What's included in the price?
Headline prices include the base rental rate and standard insurance (collision damage waiver and theft protection). Optional extras like additional mileage packages, generator hours, kitchen kits, bedding bundles, and one-way fees can be added at booking or at the counter.
Can I return my RV to a different location?
Yes — most major US and Canadian suppliers offer one-way rentals. A one-way fee may apply depending on the route and time of year. Compare options at search time to see which routes are available.
What's the mileage allowance?
Standard rentals usually include a daily mileage allowance (typically 100 miles/day). Unlimited-mileage packages and prepaid mileage bundles are available from most suppliers and are worth comparing if you're planning a longer road trip.
