The best micro trailer rentals in Novato, CA

Novato's mix of parks, open spaces and nearby campground facilities makes it an ideal base for towing a compact unit. U.S. 101 runs through town, giving straightforward access for towing and quick connections to scenic drives and trailheads. Campground access and public parking areas in Novato often accommodate trucks and small trailers, with several sites suitable for unhitching and setting up camp. Unhitching your micro trailer lets you leave the rig at a campsite or day-use area and head out for flexible day trips with lighter, more nimble transport.

Mount Burdell Open Space Preserve offers ridge-top views and trailheads with convenient parking for staging hikes or mountain-bike loops from a nearby campsite. Indian Valley Reservoir provides a peaceful shoreline for fishing and picnicking, with adjacent parking that makes short walks and water access easy from a parked trailer. The Hamilton Field historic district and adjacent wetlands are great for birdwatching and scenic drives; U.S. 101 gives direct access and several pullouts and parking areas for visitors towing compact trailers. These spots are ideal for unhitching and exploring on foot or by bike while keeping a trailer parked safely at a nearby site.

McInnis Park features spacious day-use areas, marina access and nearby parking that work well for setting up a small trailer and staging gear. The Indian Valley area and its shoreline offer scenic settings for primitive camping and easy access to water-based recreation, with parking suitable for compact rigs. Mount Burdell Open Space Preserve doesn't provide full hookups but offers wide pullouts and scenic staging for self-contained micro trailer setups; for full hookups and pull-through sites, nearby private RV parks offer those services. When planning overnight stays in Novato, check campsite rules and reservation options since amenities vary between primitive park spots and managed RV parks that provide hookups and large pull-through sites.