RV rental Lodi, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

When you rent a motorhome in Lodi or other places in San Joaquin County, you are going to need a place to stay. No worries, there are some great RV parks in the area. Flag City RV Resort is close to Lodi, Stockton, and Sacramento. They have wide, paved roads and pads with full hookups. Amenities include a pool, convenience store, large pet run, 24-hour security, and more. If you’re traveling with kids, Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Camp-Resort at Tower Park (14 miles west of Lodi) could be a good time. Amenities include comfort stations in different areas of the park, a dog park, a camp store, pool, mini golf, activities for the kids, and access to the beach and Tower Park Marina. Riverpoint Landing Marina-Resort in Stockton is 15 miles south of Lodi. It’s located on the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and has 32 RV sites. It’s located on the Deepwater Channel in a secluded area off I-5. Head west for 24 miles in the Lodi motorhome rental, and you’ll find Duck Island RV Park and Fishing Resort. This is an adult-only park with 51 sites with hookups for water, sewer, and 30/50 amp service. They have a clubhouse and six lighted fishing docks (must have California fishing license). There’s one Walmart in Lodi and a few more in a 10-mile radius. Check with them to find out if you have the option to set up for a night or two in one of their lots. You’ll be set for gas, groceries, and supplies in Lodi as there are many options.

When you book a motorhome rental in Lodi, you can visit The Lodi Arch (or Mission Arch), which is iconic to the city as well as historic. Built in 1907, the arch is located downtown and was created for the first Lodi Tokay Carnival (now known as the Lodi Grape Festival). It’s listed in the National Register of Historic Places and as a California Historical Landmark. If you love animals, power up the Lodi RV rental and visit Micke Grove Park and Zoo. The zoo, which opened in 1938, was a gift to the public from philanthropists William and Julia Harrison Micke. While only five acres in size, it’s unique and is involved in the Association of Zoos and Aquariums Species Survival Plans. Of course, the most popular thing to do when you rent an RV in Lodi is to enjoy being in the middle of Wine Country. You can go to wine tastings, take a shuttle to a number of vineyards, and learn about wine at the Visitor Center. As far as restaurants go, Lodi has something for everyone. Here you'll find good old American cuisine (diners, brew pubs, and pizza) to Italian, Thai, and more.