RV Rental Cheyney, PA

While in Cheyney, stop by Squire Cheyney Farm Park. The park covers almost 52 acres and is used as a suburban farm where crops are planted. The park has approximately 1.5 miles of walking trails whereby visitors can view wetlands, agricultural lands, historic sites with interpretive signs, various watersheds, a historical springhouse, and much more.

You might also want to visit Ridley Creek State Park in Media when you reserve an RV rental near Cheyney. The state park is a few miles from Cheyney and is the ideal place to spend some time outdoors in Pennsylvania. Encompassing over 2,600 acres of meadows and woodlands, the gently rolling terrain of the park boasts more than 13 miles of hiking trails, five miles of mountain bike trails, and about four miles of equestrian paths. If fishing is more your thing, see what you can catch in the well-stocked Ridley Creek.

If you appreciate history and the outdoors, you’ll likely enjoy a trip to Valley Forge National Historical Park in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. A short drive from Cheyney, this historical site was the location where members of the Continental Army camped during the winter between 1777 and 1778. The historic site covers approximately 3,500 acres and honors the sacrifices of the people who lived and fought during the Revolutionary War. While hiking over 30 miles of trails within the park, visitors will be able to see several monuments displayed amidst meadows and woodlands. Don’t miss the chance to learn more about our nation’s history when you search for an RV in Chester County.

When you reserve an RV rental in Cheyney, Pennsylvania, you won't find an abundance of RV parks in the area. However, there are a few. One possibility in Philadelphia is Campus Park and Ride. This 11-acre urban RV park is gated and secured by cameras 24/7. Each site at the campground is level and paved and features partial hookups including water and 20/30/50 amp electrical service. Though there are no sewer hookups, guests can use the on-site dump station as well as restrooms and hot showers. Guests also have access to Wi-Fi. From Campus Park and Ride, you can easily get to any part of Philadelphia thanks to the city’s 24-hour public transportation services.

If your idea of a campground is something a little more wooded and a little less urban, you can check out Philadelphia South/Clarksboro KOA in Clarksboro, New Jersey. Approximately 20 miles outside of Cheyney, this family-friendly campground features several spacious pull-through and back-in sites. Offering both partial and full hookups, each site at Clarksboro KOA is outfitted with a picnic table, fire ring, and 30/50 amp electric. Guests to the campground have access to a seasonal swimming pool, a playground area for children, and a well-stocked private fishing lake. You can also bring your pets because animals are allowed, and there is an on-site dog park so that they can get their exercise.

Unwind with a visit to the golf course near Glen Mills. This full-service 18-hole course has played host to several prestigious golfing events. Apart from its 18-hole course, you can get some practice swings in at the well-maintained practice areas or shop for new gear at the fully stocked golf shop. And after a long day of golfing, grab a bite to eat at the casual dining restaurant and enjoy it on the outdoor deck, then come inside and lounge around in the clubhouse, which features Wi-Fi.

Cheyney University is the oldest Historically Black College and University (HBCU) in the United States. It is also one of two HBCUs in the entire state of Pennsylvania. Founded in 1852 by Richard Humphreys, a Quaker philanthropist, today, Cheyney University encompasses 275 acres and has graduates of all ages, races, and nationalities. If you want to experience a living piece of the city’s history when you rent a motorhome in Cheyney, grab a campus map, and have a look around.

And of course, you can’t be within driving distance to Philadelphia and not visit when you rent an RV in Cheyney. Just a short drive from Cheyney, you will find the Philly cheesesteak capital of the world. And besides their cheesesteaks, Philly is an incredibly historic city and home to icons such as the Liberty Bell, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and Eastern State Penitentiary — previous home of the infamous Al Capone.

Whatever you decide to do or wherever you may go, your next adventure awaits in Cheyney.