$3 Car Rental Buckeye Hot Spring, CA

Rent a cheap $3 car rental close to Buckeye Hot Spring and plan your sightseeing around your own agenda. With excellent offers from several car rental companies, cruising around in your own wheels is easy with Expedia. Include some filters to tailor your search and land the best deal. Some things that can affect the price include your pick-up and drop-off locations and travel dates.

For the latest information on parking at Buckeye Hot Spring, head to the attraction’s official website. Online travel reviews can also be useful. Pick up tips from fellow travelers and find out if there is any available free parking at Buckeye Hot Spring.

Don’t let a drained battery spoil your day. If you’re planning to explore Buckeye Hot Spring and surrounding areas in an electric vehicle, use an app or websites to locate charging stations nearby. You can also keep powered up while you’re on the move with Expedia’s selection of hotels with electric car charging stations.

Located around 20 mi northeast of downtown, make Buckeye Hot Spring your first stop during your Plumas County getaway.

If you’d love to put some miles on your rental, check out Lassen Volcanic National Park, Lake Almanor or California State University-Chico. With your own wheels, you can explore well beyond Buckeye Hot Spring during your Plumas County escape.

Look up the official website for Buckeye Hot Spring for details about opening and closing times. Keep in mind that hours may vary depending on things like the day of the week, special events or season, so double-check the information before you leave.

Discover the best car rental deals in one place with Expedia. We partner with suppliers small and large to offer you a variety of vehicle types at amazing prices. Looking for even bigger savings? Bundle your Buckeye Hot Spring car rental, flights and hotel into a package. Book your wheels with Expedia and you’ll also get free cancellation — just in case. To cancel, just log in to our Trips portal and click on “manage booking.”