RV Rental Greenville, OH

Englewood MetroPark consists of forested areas and swamp forest and has several waterfalls for guests to admire. Some hiking paths are paved while others, which wind through the swamp forest, are boardwalks. Hikers can view the black ash, pumpkin ash, and swamp white oak trees that dominate the swamp forest; pumpkin ash trees rarely exist in Ohio, and the park has been designated a State Natural Landmark because of them. Boating, paddling, and fishing are allowed, as well as biking, camping, geocaching, and more.

Germantown MetroPark is a rustic, semi-developed urban park where visitors can go hiking, backpacking, cycling, and much more. It is part of the Twin Valley Conservation Corridor and has old growth forest, prairie areas, and creeks. There is a welcome center where guests can have access to washrooms, potable water, a bird blind and covered porch, and more. The center also conducts outdoor education classes and training and has exhibits explaining what visitors can expect to see. Park your Greenville RV trailer rental at the center, and you can return to comfort and a warm meal when your outdoor adventure is concluded.

Twin Creek MetroPark is an urban park centered around Twin Creek, one of the cleanest bodies of water in the state. The creek is an ideal place to go canoeing, kayaking, or fishing, and is home to a variety of mussels and more than 60 fish species. One of the scenic hilltops has an unimpeded view of the surrounding area and is populated by grasshopper sparrows and other rare grassland birds. History buffs will appreciate an Indian hilltop fortification that archeologists suggest was a Hopewell Indian culture ceremonial location. Camping and hiking are also popular activities in the metropark.

There are a multitude of RV parks and campgrounds near Greenville, and some of these have mobile homes. Your Greenwood RV rental is all you will need to enjoy your stay.

Lazy R Campground is a family-oriented RV park that is open from mid-April to late-October. The campground has mostly open sites with a handful nestled amongst trees offering a primitive camping experience. Most of the sites have full hookups. The park has a swimming pool and playground, plus a stocked pond for fishing. Campers can refill their propane tanks and make use of the dump facilities and restrooms. There are social activities for everyone.

There are numerous things to see and do in and around Greenville, and a good place to start is with the historical and important landmarks. One such place is a working mill that produces its products in a traditional manner, from coffee and flour to pottery and even more. Another landmark is a memorial hall with old wood, stained glass windows, and marble; it is used to host concerts from country music to orchestral, art shows, and other events. There are several nature preserves, a golf course, and driving range, and a couple of museums (one for appliances and one within a former inn that specializes in American history). Don't forget to take your Greenville motorhome rental for a ride on the local highways.

When it's time for dinner, Greenville is where you want to be. Prices range from inexpensive to moderate, and most of the venues are locally owned and operated. One local deli has a nice ambiance and plenty of open space inside; it has soups, salads, sandwiches, and a dessert display, plus fresh bakery items. Visitors dining here should try the broccoli-apple salad; portions are large, but you can take your leftovers home to your Greenville luxury RV rental for a late-night snack.