Car rental in Fresno is your key to exploring the very center of California and the wider state with ease. Just a short drive from Yosemite National Park, Fresno is the perfect base for discovering spectacular West Coast wilderness.
Spend a day at the iconic Island Waterpark – and enjoy tastes from around the world at an array of culturally diverse eateries in the area.
If you’re an adventure seeker, strap on your hiking boots and venture to Yosemite in the north or Kings Canyon in the east. Thanks to its location in the heart of the Central Valley, there are plenty of natural wonders to discover beyond the city.
Collect your Fresno rental car from Fresno Yosemite International Airport, or any of our pick-up locations across the city, choosing from spacious SUVs, sedans and jeeps. You’ll be free to explore the local attractions to your heart’s content – or visit nearby cities such as San Jose and Bakersfield.

Yosemite Falls Trail, CA 95389
Drive your Fresno rental car to the parking area near Yosemite Point, then head on foot into the spectacular surroundings of this world-famous national park. Covering more than 700,000 acres (about twice the size of the island of Hawaii), and stretching over to the Sierra Nevada Mountains, you can discover majestic waterfalls and granite cliffs here – along with 800 miles of hiking trails. Your car rental becomes your best companion in Fresno, giving you the freedom to explore some of the country’s most iconic spots.

6099 West Barstow Avenue, CA 93722
Quench your thirst for thrills and make a splash with the various waterslides at this popular destination, ideal for keeping the whole family entertained. There’s even an exhilarating wave pool to enjoy. Brave the Tunnel of Terror or get drenched under the Mumbai Monsoon.

5021 West Shaw Avenue, CA 93722
Take a guided tour of these unique underground gardens, dug by self-taught Sicilian artist Baldassare Forestiere. Discover orange, lemon, and kumquat trees grown up to 20 feet beneath the surface – and explore a complex network of patios and garden courts. All were built with nothing more than a shovel, a pick and a wheelbarrow.