RV Rental Audubon, NJ

Just north of town is the Cooper River Park near Collingswood, New Jersey. This local county park is a great little oasis in the middle of the suburban atmosphere. You can stroll along the banks of the Cooper River or even rent a kayak and explore the river yourself. You can play a game of miniature golf or volleyball, or take a relaxing stroll through the sculpture garden. As you venture through this well-maintained green space, the occasional glimpse of the Philadelphia skyline will remind you that you aren’t actually worlds away from the city.

A little to the north of town, along the Pennsylvania-New Jersey border at the Delaware River, is Amico Island Park in Riverside, New Jersey. The park may only be 55 acres, but the sheer biodiversity packed into this little peninsula is astounding. With forests, wetlands, meadows, rivers, and ponds, there is no shortage of opportunity for wilderness exploration. Not only that, but visitors are welcome to fish in the park’s many waterways.

If you’re looking for more of a woodsy escape, then head east to Wharton State Forest near Hammonton, New Jersey. The largest section of protected land in New Jersey, Wharton State Forest is a wonderful escape into the natural side of New Jersey. Visitors can enjoy hiking through the thick pine forest, or kayaking or canoeing along the network of rivers and creeks that wind through the area, or even going birding, hoping to catch a glimpse of a red-tailed hawk, bald eagle, or stunning purple martin. Within the forest, there is the historic Batsto Village, an iron and glassmaking industrial center from the mid-18th to the mid-19th century. There, visitors can see glassblowers and blacksmiths at work as well as learn about life in the village during its heyday.

When you book an RV rental in Audubon, be sure you book a campsite or two so you can effectively recharge your batteries for your New Jersey explorations. There are a few places around Audubon worth considering.

Just a short drive southwest of Audubon is the Philadelphia South/Clarksboro KOA. At the KOA, guests will have access to full or partial hookups, restroom and shower facilities, laundry facilities, and an on-site convenience store. Guests will also have access to a fishing pond and a swimming pool.

A short drive south of town is the Lake Kandle Campground. At Lake Kandle, guests will have access to full hookups and laundry facilities. Guests will also have access to a beach and swimming area on Lake Kandle.

When you rent an RV in Audubon, be sure to make arrangements and plans to explore more of the area around you. There's so much to learn and so many different places to explore that you are sure to find something you enjoy.

If you consider yourself a military buff, or you’re just interested in learning a little piece of history, then spend part of the day at the Battleship New Jersey docked in nearby Camden. The most decorated battleship in American Naval history, Battleship New Jersey welcomes visitors aboard to see the museum exhibits, learn about life on the ship, and even spend the night.

You can get up close and personal with the wonders of nature a different way at the Adventure Aquarium. Here, you will be able to see a variety of aquatic wildlife, such as tropical fish, sea turtles, little blue penguins, Nile hippopotamuses, and the East Coast’s largest collection of sharks. And if you’re really daring, you can trek along the 81-foot long suspension bridge over the shark tank.

If you’re traveling with kids, then you can spend the day at the Garden State Discovery Museum, just east of Audubon. At Garden State Discovery, you can enjoy various arts and crafts, learn about dinosaurs, learn about local wildlife, and even test out the climbing wall. There are so many opportunities and hands-on exhibits where you can play the day away.

Whether you spent your day hiking through the forest, relaxing on the beach, or living it up in Philadelphia, be sure to visit a New Jersey, and American, classic: the diner. The New Jersey diners are some of the best in the country, and every one has its own claim to fame, so lead yourself on a “diner crawl” of the local spots. You are sure to find not only classic comfort food but also some truly unique concoctions.

When you find yourself needing to restock or refuel your RV rental in Audubon, the best place to look will be along White Horse Pike, the main road that cuts through town.