RV Rental Norristown, PA

Norristown is a convenient place to rent an RV and is surrounded by wide-open tracts of land and amazing landscapes. There are several state parks nearby so it'll be easy to get out and explore with a Norristown camper rental. Evansburg State Park is a fantastic little park with open meadows, forest groves, and farmland. There are many nature trails on-site to hike, bike, or ride horses, and lots of other possible activities to enjoy like golfing, hunting, and fishing.

Ridley Creek State Park is also close to town, built on a former estate gifted to the state for the benefit of the general public. The biggest draws to this fascinating little park are the historic buildings that date back to the 17th century. This living museum is a great place to gain a better understanding of the local area while learning how the first settlers in Pennsylvania once lived.

You can head to Nockamixon State Park to the north in your Norristown camper rental if you want to do some swimming in the large on-site lake during the hot summer months. The 5,000-acre park sits on the shores of Lake Nockamixon, forming one of the most popular parks in southeastern Pennsylvania. Much like Ridley Creek State Park, you can ride horses, go hunting and fishing, hike around, or go for a swim when you bring your Norristown RV rental for a day trip.

History lovers will relish the opportunity to visit Valley Forge National Historical Park, equal parts history and beauty. Valley Forge is known for being the winter encampment of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. There are countless old buildings, miles of hiking and biking trails, and a wealth of information to learn while you stroll through the old camp.

Camping spots are quite easy to come across near Norristown, so you and your Norristown motorhome rental will have a place to park during your vacation. Spring Gulch RV Campground is located a bit farther out in the countryside, with laid back vibes, a peaceful atmosphere, and great views. Guests here have access to an in-ground pool, sports courts, a fitness center, and a large clubhouse.

Tohickon Family Campground has hundreds of campsites in the shady forest groves of the grounds, in addition to a swimming pool, a game room, a modern bathhouse, playgrounds, and a fully stocked general store.

Philadelphia/West Chester KOA is 30 miles southwest of Norristown, in a rural setting near the ChesLen Preserve. Guests can enjoy the on-site swimming pool, mini-golf course, bicycle rentals, pet park, and tour shuttle.

Since its revitalization, Norristown has gradually returned to its former glory. There are lots of trendy boutiques, upscale restaurants, and craft breweries in the city. There are too many historical buildings and homes in Norristown to name, but a short walk around a few city blocks is the easiest way to scope them out.

The American Treasure Tour Museum is an exciting place to spend a day, full of Americana and other classic antiques from the past. The 100,000-square-foot museum holds treasures from a variety of eras in American history, with classic movie posters, music machines, old cars, record albums, and much more.

Elmwood Park Zoo is a fun place to see some exotic animals when you rent an RV in Norristown, especially if you are traveling with your family. The zoo has a more intimate feel, relying more on volunteer help rather than full-time staff. The animals are well taken care of and happy in this fabulous little zoo.

Valley Forge National Historical Park is out between the Valley Forge community and King of Prussia, is full of museums and historic buildings that paint a vivid picture of the past. The museum hosts exhibits on the harsh, deadly winter that the American troops faced during the War for Independence.