RV Rental Winchester, IN

McVey Memorial Forest is a public recreation area built from land that was donated by Edna McVey. The property consists of upland forest, river bottom, prairie, and wetlands, and is traversed by Bush Creek which flows into the Mississinewa River. There are miles of trails which have bridges over Bush Creek in places and pass through a variety of terrain. It is one of the largest wildlife refuges in the state. The trails have interpretive signage, and there are picnic shelters the public can use; guests can also picnic out in the open if the weather is good.

Summit Lake State Park is a popular destination for fishing and other outdoor activities. There are several boat ramps on the lake, a beach bathhouse, and several outdoor open pavilions that can be reserved for group activities. The park's low lying wet meadows and open prairie make it attractive to waterfowl and migratory bird species such as bald eagles, sandhill cranes, and osprey. In the park's southwest corner, guests will find Zeigler Woods, an undisturbed refuge rich with flora and fauna. Canoes, paddleboats, and rowboats can be rented, and there are trails for hiking. In the winter, the park is a good destination for ice fishing and cross-country skiing. Park your Winchester RV rental near the park, and you can combine outdoor recreation with the comforts of home, enjoying the best of both worlds.

Prairie Creek Park is an outdoor recreation area with more than two dozen different tree species, a smaller variety of flower species, and numerous wildlife. It is a nature study area with minimum undergrowth, making it easy to view the landscape from the trails that divide the forest. The park is home to Sugar Camp which taps the old-growth maple trees in January and February and uses its cultivation to produce, bottle, and sell maple syrup from an authentic log cabin on-site.

There is a long list of RV parks and campgrounds near Winchester, and some of them may have mobile homes. Your Winchester RV trailer rental is your guarantee of a comfortable and relaxing vacation no matter where you decide to stay.

Wildcat Woods Campgrounds is a family owned rustic RV campground with restrooms and plenty of shade and a pond where guests can fish or go swimming. Paddleboats can be rented and taken out onto the pond, and the managers occasionally host social activities such as hog roasts and wagon rides. Individual sites have electrical hookups and are located in the open grass area or closer to the woods.

Winchester is an ideal place to get your shopping fix in with a historic shopping district in its town square. History enthusiasts will be happy here too with a courthouse that was built in 1876 and has marble floors and winding staircases. A Civil War monument rests on the courthouse lawn which looks out on quaint shops, farmers' markets, and the occasional festival.

Those looking to satisfy an adrenaline need should check out the legendary Winchester Speedway. Collectors will appreciate a local jewelry and antique store that houses coin collections, precious metals, and a variety of other notable trinkets, such as candles and bears. Don't forget to take your Winchester motorhome rental for a spin on the local highways. Driving an RV is a unique experience, but be warned: it can be addictive.

Dining out in Winchester can be an equally rewarding experience with its blend of local and commercially-run restaurants. One local Mexican restaurant is open for lunch and dinner and has an extensive menu with vegetarian options. Those wishing to grab takeout are in luck; head back to your Winchester luxury RV rental and enjoy a tasty meal in your favorite lawn chair, under an open Indiana sky. This is vacation living at its best.