Rent a car in Sunnyvale to discover a picture-perfect California city, located on iconic Route 101 and the historic El Camino Real, which connects 21 of the state’s Spanish missions. The city is also known for its leafy parks, excellent museums and proximity to Silicon Valley.
Our Sunnyvale car rental office is conveniently located on the El Camino Real itself, close to many of the city’s restaurants, stores, and amenities. Once you’ve picked up your rental, you can choose to explore locally, or drive to exciting destinations like San Francisco in the north or neighboring San Jose.
In our rental fleet, you’ll find the perfect rental car for your Sunnyvale getaway. We’ve got roomy SUVs and minivans for family vacations involving lots of luggage, as well as compact sedans for quick business trips.
Reserve your Sunnyvale car rental with Hertz online to kickstart your visit to the picturesque San Francisco Bay area.

4701 Great America Parkway, Santa Clara, CA, 95054
Thrill-seekers can’t miss a trip to California’s Great American whilst in Sunnyvale. This amusement park offers over 40 rides and attractions, from family favorites like the Barney Oldfield Speedway to adrenalin-pumping rollercoasters like Delirium and Demon. There’s also a water park, South Bay Shores, ideal for cooling off on hot days. If you’re travelling from Sunnyvale by rental car, you’ll find plenty of parking at the Parkway.

999 East Caribbean Drive, CA, 94089
Stretch your legs in over 70 acres of idyllic parkland at Baylands Park. There’s a wide expanse of wetlands, which provides a haven for local wildlife and fantastic spotting opportunities. Spend an afternoon hiking the trails – you can access the San Francisco Bay Trail from here – or relaxing with a picnic.

570 East Remington Drive, CA, 94087
The Martin Murphy family founded the city of Sunnyvale, and this museum is a replica of their original 1850s home. Discover how the house might have looked when the family lived there and explore rotating exhibits on topics ranging from the history of canneries to the development of Silicon Valley giants.