Many national and state parks in the United States allow you to park RVs and camper vans at their campsites. However, not all sites are created equal. Larger RVs may require sites with full hookups, including water, sewer, and electric. Many campsites also require that your vehicle be under a certain length, or you will need to find a specific RV campground that can accommodate you. With a Class B camper van rental, you have more flexibility in where you can camp and park. Camper vans typically fit easily within a standard-sized parking stall, which is very convenient. Imagine not needing to find an oversized parking space or take up multiple parking spots at the grocery store; now that's ideal!
Here are the 5 most popular parks in California our customers choose for camping in a small RV or camper van.
It's important to note that each park may have its own specific rules and regulations regarding
parking and camping in a camper van, so it's a good idea to check with the park ahead of time to
make sure you're aware of any restrictions or requirements. All Trekker Vans camper rentals are converted Ford Transits that are under 20 feet long. Check out the camper van specs here.
At the start of 2025, we made the bittersweet decision to wind down Trekker Vans after nine incredible years empowering people to get outdoors and hit the open road. Now, the time has come for us to embark on our next adventure, and we’re excited for what lies ahead.
We’re no longer taking reservations, but we’re deeply grateful for the amazing community that supported us through the years.
Thank you for being part of the ride. If you’d like to stay in touch, please reach out to info@trekkervans.com.
— Nate and Alisha, The Trekker Vans Family