RV Rental Pennington, NJ

There are lots of great parks to explore when you book an RV in Pennington, and one of best is Mercer Meadows located just outside the city limits. This park covers over 1,600 acres of land split into six districts, making this huge park easy to explore. One district, Rosedale Park, is home to varied natural environments including meadows and forests, with the Lawrence-Hopewell Trail taking hikers through both habitats and by the Rosedale Lake. This park is superb for picnicking and fishing; there is also an off-leash dog park, making it a quality place for your four-legged friend to get some exercise.

An interesting park nearby which offers beautiful nature coupled with important American history is Washington Crossing State Park near Washington Crossing, PA. On the Delaware River, this park was the scene of a pivotal event in the American Revolution, as it is the site where General George Washington and his troops crossed the Delaware River into New Jersey. This park was originally preserved for its historical significance. However, the park is also great for birdwatchers.

Another historically interesting park to visit when you rent an RV in Pennington is Assunpink Creek Greenway located near Trenton. This park was the location of the Battle of Assunpink Creek during the Revolutionary War, a surprise attack which resulted in the capture of nearly 1,000 British troops. The park is now perfect for a picnic or short hike, covering 99 acres along the Delaware River. Terrific if you want to see Trenton from the river, this greenway passes by the city and important places, including the transit center, making access to the park simple.

Pennington doesn't offer any RV parks in the city, and the closest campgrounds are located in nearby Jackson. If you're looking for a somewhere to park your RV rental near Pennington, you could consider Timberland Lake Campground. This campground offers over 200 dirt sites, with half the sites having full hookups with 30 and 50 amp service. Various types of campsites are on offer including pull-throughs, with space for slide-outs and big rigs. Amenities include a snack bar and grocery store, and there are plenty of recreation activities including fishing and swimming in the lake.

Another campground where you can park the Pennington motorhome rental is Indian Rock RV Park, also near Jackson. This mid-sized campground offers about 150 dirt sites, some of which have full hookups; other sites have water and electric hookups only. Both 30 and 50 amp electric is supported at this campground. Pull-through sites are available but limited; however, there is space for slide-outs and big rigs. Amenities include groceries and RV supplies, and there are recreation activities on-site including a swimming pool and playground.

Pennington is a small borough in Mercer County, and as a result, amenities are limited other than grocery stores and a few restaurants. There are, however, some lovely vineyards in the area, ideal if you're a fan of wine. Anything else you need when you have a campervan rental from Pennington can be found in nearby Trenton which is quite a large city. There are some intriguing places to go in Trenton too, including the New Jersey State Museum. One of the most fascinating museums in the state, the New Jersey State Museum is home to many unique exhibits, including fossils, modern art, and the history of Native Americans in the area. The sheer scope of exhibits at this museum means there's something for everyone to enjoy.

If you're looking for a thrilling family-friendly activity when you rent a motorhome in Pennington, consider a visit to Six Flags Great Adventure. This theme park offers rides for all ages including rides based on popular superheroes and cartoon characters. There are also rollercoasters and thrill rides designed especially for kids as well as places to eat, and shops to visit.

There are a few theme parks around Trenton and another to consider visiting with the Pennington camper rental is Sesame Place. This Sesame Street themed-park is ideal for younger children, where they can meet their favorite characters including Elmo and Oscar the Grouch, while also riding family-friendly rides. There's even the Sesame Street neighborhood, which is a recreation of the set from the TV show. Various performances by the show's characters take place here, and kids will feel like they're actually in the television show.