RV Rental Hummelstown, PA

Bald Eagle State Forest is characterized by pristine mountain streams, old-growth forest, sandstone ridges, and additional features. It also contains numerous watersheds. The park and forests are undeveloped, and the forests are managed for water purity, scenic beauty, natural habitats, and sustainable timber and natural gas resources. Visitors are allowed to go hiking and mountain bike riding, camping and picnicking, hunting and fishing, and other activities.

Tuscarora State Forest consists of narrow valleys and steep ridges that are fertile and well-watered, making them prime growth sites for majestic oak and hemlock tree stands. Visitors will have the opportunity to observe deer, gypsy moth, and many other inhabitants; activities allowed within the park are camping and picnicking, hiking and mountain biking, just to name a few.

Michaux State Forest is named after the French botanist Andre Michaux and is considered the “cradle of forestry” due to its being host to the first Pennsylvanian forestry school, Mont Alto. Most of the forest land is located at the northern terminus of the Blue Mountains, on South Mountain which is made of metavolcanic and quartzite rocks. Visitors can hike the park trails which are a part of the 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail or explore the park by road in their Hummelstown camper rental; the roads are mostly paved level gravel, and part of the roadway is a self-guided tour with random interpretive stations.

There are numerous RV parks and campgrounds near Hummelstown, and some of them may have mobile homes or long-term guests. Your Hummelstown RV trailer rental is all you will need to experience the perfect vacation.

Twin Grove RV Resort & Cottages is a cultivated RV park with disc golf, basketball and volleyball courts, and many more activities. The park has a fitness center, laundry facilities, and a restaurant and ice cream shop. Individual sites have full hookups, picnic tables, and fire rings; some sites have pull-through access.

Elizabethtown / Hershey KOA Holiday is a cultivated RV park with lots of trees and grass, a swimming pool, a mini-golf course, and more. There is a camp store where propane and firewood can be purchased, a dog park, a laundromat, and other facilities. Sites have electrical outlets, and some have pull-through access.

There is a lot to see and do in Hummelstown, starting with the museums. One of them showcases restored antique cars from the period 1890 to 1980. The exhibits are set up to resemble lifelike scenes from a cross-country road trip. Another museum commemorates the Civil War with exhibits set up in a fashion to visually tell the story of what happened. There is an old-fashioned circus with trained animals and a natural limestone cave that is much cooler than the afternoon outside. Trained guides explain the history and geology of the site, and there is a gift shop, a playground, and a picnic area. If you haven't already, don't forget to take your Hummelstown motorhome rental for a spin on the local highways. This is one of the things that makes RV vacations unique and perhaps the most important one.

When it's time for dinner, Hummelstown is a good place to be with its wide array of choices. There are a few national chains on hand, but most of the venues are locally owned and operated, using produce and materials straight from the nearby farms. One local cafe is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner; the dining room is small and simply decorated but has a nice ambiance. Its breakfast is all day, which is always a treat to find, and it has pizza by the slice or whole pie, plus an extensive list of ice cream flavors on hand. There is always an option for takeout if the dining room is busy; grab something and head back to your Hummelstown luxury RV rental to enjoy your meal under a warm afternoon sun or star-filled night sky. The choice is yours.