RV Rental Laurel, MD

The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring is an outdoor aerial theme park with zip lines and rope bridges between trees. The difficulty level varies from tree to tree but it is safe enough for families to participate and your instructor/guide is on hand to make sure things go smoothly. The park is open seasonally from March to December and offers night climbing on certain evenings (the courses are well lit and add to the atmosphere).

Rock Creek Regional Park is open from dawn to dusk year-round, offering a variety of activities to the public such as hiking and mountain biking on the park trails, boating and fishing on Lake Needwood and Lake Frank, and more. Canoes, rowboats, and peddle boats can be rented seasonally, and there is a treetop adventure course. There are picnic shelters that can be rented. Keep your Laurel RV trailer rental nearby and combine your outdoor adventures with the comforts of home, enjoying the best of both worlds.

Smithsonian National Zoological Park is open seasonally from March to late September during daylight hours until late afternoon or early evening. More than just a zoo, this park provides different events to help visitors learn about the resident animals in unique ways, such as having an adult-only “sleepover” to view the animal's nocturnal habits. The park is home to a unique variety of mammals, birds, amphibians, and reptiles, some of which can be approached by the visitors.

There are a number of RV parks and campgrounds near Laurel; some of them may have mobile homes, tent camping, or rental cabins. Your Laurel travel trailer rental is all that you will need to make any of these destinations your home-away-from-home.

Cherry Hill Park is a cultivated RV park located a stone's throw from Washington DC. Individual sites have gravel pads and picnic tables, full hookups, and lots of room; some sites have fire rings, some have pull-through access. The park has two swimming pools and a hot tub, a splash park, sauna, and a cafe. There is a dog park, a camp and souvenir store, and a variety of activities including an outdoor movie night. There is bus service from the park for those who want to venture into the cities.

Washington DC / Capitol KOA Holiday is a semi-rustic RV park with trees for shade, large grass areas, and an outdoor pool. Guests can purchase propane and firewood at the camp store, rent bicycles or take a shuttle tour of the surrounding area.

There are a multitude of things to do in and around Laurel. There are a number of urban parks to check out and museums too, one of which focuses on early and local aviation. Guests visiting this museum can try their hand at the flight simulators; many of the exhibits are hands-on, making it even more interesting for younger kids. There are breweries and distilleries where guests can sample local microbrews and a Hindi temple that is understated but very peaceful. Don't forget to take your Laurel motorhome rental for a drive while you can; RV vacations were made for exploring the open road and driving one is an experience like no other. This is not your family station wagon.

When it's time for dinner, Laurel doesn't disappoint. Prices are inexpensive to moderately priced, so dining out won't break the wallet for anyone. A local Indian restaurant has a buffet and an a la carte menu, so guests can order specific items or sample a variety of dishes as they please. One seafood restaurant is in a strip mall with a large seating area and turns out good food at reasonable prices. Portions are large so bring your appetite; diners eating here should try the steamed crab legs. Those seeking a quiet relaxing meal can order takeout and head back to their Laurel luxury RV rental to enjoy their meal under a warm afternoon sun or a star-filled sky. This is what vacations were meant to be, so enjoy it while you can.