RV Rental Mount Clemens, MI

Along the shores of the nearby Detroit River, check out the William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor. This might be one of the smallest state parks in Michigan but it’s a real treat. The pretty lighthouse and lovely riverwalk, with peaceful picnic areas, shoreline fishing spots, and walking nature trails, highlights this natural setting in the middle of a city. Parking is available nearby for your Mount Clemens camper rental.

Bald Mountain State Recreation Area, in nearby Auburn Hills and just 10 miles northwest of Mt. Clemens, is a rugged 4,600+ acre park with many lakes, miles of trails, stretches of beautiful beach, and picnic areas. You can rent a kayak from the beach and enjoy the calm lakes and peaceful views. The floating pier offers fishing spots, and you can also fish from the shore. There’s plenty of parking for your Mt. Clemens RV rental at this tucked away local gem. As always, watch for poison ivy and bring your sunblock and insect repellant.

Head to Saint Claire Shores and visit Lake St. Clair. This grand body of water is an incredible lake surrounded by hundreds of villages, towns, destinations and attractions, all perfect for family fun. There are great places for fishing, swimming, and lots of beaches and public access points so you can enjoy paddlesports. You can even charter a boat or rent a kayak. Most of the lake is accessible and the majority of the roads around it are easy to navigate and offer spots to park your Mount Clemens motorhome rental.

Another great place that is nearby, and an easy drive in your Mount Clemens rental camper, is the expansive Pinckney Recreation Area near Pickney. With over 11,000 acres of camping, biking, fishing, hiking, and many lakes to enjoy, you’ll find plenty to do. Some lakes are even tucked into hidden groves of tall trees, creating a special, magical feeling of true remoteness. The main beach area has pristine sands, restrooms, a concession stand, a children’s playground, and picnic areas. Rental kayaks and canoes are available and your leashed dog is always welcome.

A must-see spot is River Bends Park, just a few miles away. Here you can enjoy hiking trails, a disc golf course, playgrounds, and a lovely nature center. Learn more about the plants and animals of this part of southeastern Michigan from knowledgeable staff.

“The Clem”, as it’s often called, is a center for nightlife and dining in Macomb County. Here you can visit the historic Emerald Theatre and other fun bars and pubs. But, there’s more to Mount Clemens than nightlife, with its interesting history and pretty downtown area.

A favorite spot for art enthusiasts is the Anton Art Center, a community-based gallery featuring exhibits by local as well as nationally and internationally known artists. In a building built in the early 1900s and financed by industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, this property not only contains art, but it is also a piece of art itself.

For a unique peek at what’s called Italianate architecture, make sure to visit the Crocker House Museum of Mount Clemens. You’ll get a great feel for what the Victorian-era home life was really like. There are many special events, programs, and exhibits that help you learn the history of the area in a fun way. Take in a themed afternoon tea, the famous annual Cemetery Walk, and the lovely Garden Walk.

Make sure to visit the Michigan Transit Museum, located right in town, for a piece of famous history geared around the inventor, Thomas Edison. Here is where Thomas Edison rescued a child from an oncoming train, and that child’s father, who was the station master, taught Edison telegraphy, or Morse code; the rest is history. There are exhibits and displays about this little ditty, as well as rail and electric trolley history. Make sure to catch one of the trail rides in the summer and early fall.

Children of all ages love the Detroit Zoo, especially the new penguin area and 4D movie theater. Impressive, especially considering its size, there’s so much to see at this zoo, but without the extensive walking that some similarly sized zoos require. You’ll see and get to know hundreds of species of animals and there are nice picnic spots too or grab a bite to eat at one of the cafes. Parking is also plentiful for your Mount Clemens travel trailer rental.

Make sure to check out the famous Motown Museum, where you can see the studio where many of your favorite classic Motown hits were made. There is a vast collection of art and memorabilia, including the costumes of the Supremes. This is a magical place and you’ll feel transported back to the ‘60s as you gaze at autographed pictures of the Motown stars. If you have time, indulge in the guided tour of the studio.

Another must-see in the Detroit area is Belle Isle with its pavilion, nature center, aquarium, and Dossin Great Lakes Museum. Kids of all ages love the aquarium and its vast collection of both exotic fish and those local to the Great Lakes region. A family favorite is the stunning outdoor fountain.

You shouldn’t have much trouble finding a place to park your camper rental near Mount Clemens.

While most of the RV parks in Mount Clemens are geared toward long-term stays, you can branch out a bit to find short-term lodging options. Northpointe Shores RV Resort is about 15 miles from town, on the shores of Anchor Bay. Here you’ll find amenities like laundry facilities, paved sites with full hookups, and a community bonfire pit.

Riverview Campground and Marina is about 25 miles east of Mount Clemens. On the shores of the St. Clair River, this scenic spot offers water views and campsites with electrical hookups.

Emmett KOA Holiday is about 30 miles north of Mount Clemens and offers amenities like Wi-Fi and cable TV, along with swimming, fishing, and sites with full hookups. The campground also has some lakefront sites with patios available.

Walmart Supercenters are located throughout the Detroit metropolitan area and in Mount Clemens, mainly near the Route 59 corridor, so you can possibly even stay overnight in one of their parking lots with the Mount Clemens travel trailer rental.

Near this major metropolitan area, you can find all your favorites, plenty of vegetarian/vegan options, as well as eateries that can accommodate dietary restrictions and a variety of preferences. This area is known for its farm-to-table offerings and has plenty of international flavors, including Asian, Italian, French, Middle Eastern, South American, and more. Of course, there are plenty of American comfort foods like steakhouses, burger joints, and pizza places.

The Mount Clemens Farmers Market is a place to purchase fresh produce, grown locally, and bask in the fresh food sizzling on the open grill. You can find staples like corn, pumpkins, okra, Italian eggplants, and raw honey. The market is open every Friday and Saturday morning, from May through November.

Explore this beautiful part of the country, with all the conveniences and adventures that traveling with mobile lodging can offer, and search for an RV rental in Mount Clemens, MI, today.