RV Rental Ardmore, PA

Ardmore is a small town, and there are not any RV parks within the town’s vicinity. While there are RV parks in close proximity and within the state of Pennsylvania, your nearest option would actually be south across the Delaware River in Clarksboro, New Jersey. Philadelphia South/Clarksboro KOA offers WiFi, full hookups, WiFi, and plenty of amusements for children such as a playground and a big jumping pillow that serves as a bounce pad. For those heading up or down the 95, its location is ideal.

If you’d like to stay within the state of Pennsylvania, a slightly longer drive to the east is the Philadelphia/West Chester KOA Holiday in Coatesville. With hookups, WiFi, and a pool, this campground can comfortably house your Ardmore travel trailer rental for the night.

If you opted to stay in Coatesville and visited Longwood Gardens, a few minutes away is historic Kennett Square, a borough in Chester County. It is known as the Mushroom Capital of the World as mushroom farming in the region produces about half of the United States’ mushroom crop. The Square has many restaurants to eat in—you might want to try something with mushrooms! There are also shops to browse, and you can walk the entire Square and see what else it has to offer.

Afterward visiting a quaint town center, you might want to switch things up and take a train or your Ardmore RV rental to Philadelphia. For an unusual experience, make sure you catch a ride on the famous duck boats. These boats can drive on land as well and provide you with a unique way to see the city. To add another uncommon activity to your trip, sign up for Grim Philly’s Twilight Tours. Guided by professors and authors who educate you on the area’s history, you your Philadelphia’s Historic Mile. You will stop by the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, homes of many former presidents and other famous historical people, and revolutionary war sites. In addition, you’ll hear your choice of entertaining information on witches, vampires, ghosts, serial killers, and the like. This is not a kid-friendly event, so plan accordingly.

Bringing kids on your Ardmore motorhome rental trip? If you do make your way over to Philly, make sure you take them to the Please Touch Museum, a hands-on museum with themed exhibits like an Alice in Wonderland maze. There are plenty of other museums, art galleries, or historical buildings in the city. The Woodmere Art Museum in Chestnut Hill offers yoga and jazz sessions, plus many other interesting activities.

Live music lovers will enjoy their time at the Ardmore Music Hall where you can catch local acts, up and coming artists, and nationally touring acts in an intimate setting with cocktail service. For children, they have seasonal events such as game nights and music shows such as Bruce Springsteen for Kids! You don’t have to take your RV rental from Ardmore, PA for these shows, as the venue is right in town. There’s also an indoor golf course, as well as a bowling facility.

For dining, you have an abundance of options and variety in Ardmore. From a French bistro to Hawaiian-style poke or Korean street food, you surely won’t go hungry. Ardmore also offers Moroccan, Italian, and Mexican cuisine, and you’re certain to find something you’re in the mood for. There are brewpubs with housemade microbrews and a wine bar if all you want is a drink, or plenty of coffeehouses if you want a post-meal digestif.

If you travel in a trailer rental to Ardmore, Pennsylvania, you won’t have just one town to explore. A mile away in most directions, you’ll have other towns to see, and if you don’t mind a drive, many more cities and states to check out. So book an RV in Montgomery County and/or Delaware County, and start packing. Ardmore and its neighbors eagerly await your visit.