RV rental Payson, AZ: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Almost all of the land (97%) surrounding Payson, Arizona is owned and maintained by the United States Forest Service. Better yet, Payson has a few parks worth visiting in town. Green Valley Park is a 45-acre paradise with three lakes, an amphitheater for live music and events, and a fun playground for the kids. Eighty-acre Rumsey’s Park has a picnic pavilion, a playground, sand volleyball courts, a basketball court, a skating park, a swimming pool and a public library for you to enjoy while on vacation with the Payson RV rental. Outside of town, you can take your Payson camper rental in nearly any direction to find a slice of heaven in the backwoods of Tonto National Forest, and its sprawling 2.7 million acres. Tonto has the distinction of being the most visited urban forest in the country, due to parts of it lying within the Phoenix metro area. The Horseshoe and Bartlett Reservoirs are both popular with anglers who come from far and wide to catch sunfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, crappie, catfish, and crawfish. In addition to the six cold water reservoirs and lakes, Tonto also has eight wilderness areas teeming with unbelievable wildlife and sweet landscapes punctuated with brilliant mountaintop silence. If you seek to leave the confines of Tonto National Forest when exploring the area with your Payson motorhome rental, five other extraordinary national forests in Arizona are just waiting to be seen. Coconino National Forest, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, and Prescott National Forest are all very close to Tonto National Forest and by extension, Payson, so taking your Payson rental motorhome to any of these natural treasures is a breeze. Coronado National Forest, down past Tucson on the border with Mexico, is also a fun place to travel, provided you enjoy longer drives. Five incredible mountain ranges make up the 1.78 million acres of shrubland, forest, and desert located within Coronado’s borders. Petrified Forest National Park is a small national park to the northeast of Payson where you can venture with the Payson travel trailer rental. Petrified Forest is named for its fossilized fallen trees that have been frozen in time, providing scientist and geologist the perfect laboratory to study the natural history of our planet. The Tepees, a collection of amazing geological features that look like painted teepees, is one of the notable attractions in the small national park. Grand Canyon National Park , up near Flagstaff , is without a doubt one of the most famous places to visit in the entire country. People from all over the world have heard of the jaw-dropping panoramic views overlooking the deep gorge that took 70 million years to create, and so too should you when you rent an RV in Payson.