RV Rental Willow Grove, PA

With your RV Rental, you will be frees you from hotels and motels, and this will provide you the opportunity to enjoy nature without sacrificing comfort. There are several pockets of wilderness in the Philadelphia suburbs, like the Pennypack Preserve and Wissahickon Valley Park, both of which gives you miles of multi-use trails, fishing, and horseback riding.

For a taste of true Pennsylvania wilderness, head out of town. French Creek State Park is the largest park between New York City and Washington, D.C., clocking in at over 7,700 acres. The abutting parks, French Creek Game lands, Crow’s Nest Preserve, and Hopewell Big Woods, which encircles French Creek State Park almost entirely, combined adds nearly 70,000 acres.

Camp, fish, hike, horseback ride, hunt (with a permit in the appropriate season), geocache, and rock-climb. There are over 150 miles of multi-use trails and dozens of creeks that snake through the combined parks.

When you rent a motorhome in Willow Grove, you’ll need someplace to park while you explore the area. In the Philadelphia suburbs, there are not many options, so you’ll need to head out of town.

If you seek a rustic setting, French Creek State Park has several lots for RV camping, and a few have full hookups for your RV. If you want that amenity, reserve in advance. They get rented quickly, particularly in summers.

Spring Gulch RV Campground, set in the picturesque Pennsylvania Dutch part of the state, is a luxury RV park, offering amenities like heated a Olympic-sized pools, a stocked fishing lake, and lake frontage for some RV lots.

The KOA in West Chester features amenities like 30/50 amps, WiFi, playgrounds, and a gem mining area. The KOA is very close to Valley Forge, making it a convenient spot for the history buffs.

Though Willow Grove is a small town, there’s plenty of things to do and see around here, thanks to its proximity to Philadelphia. The Longwood Garden, created in early 1900s, is a colorful Victorian-era conservatory gardens. The garden beds are designed to ensure that something is always in bloom at all times of year. During a rare winter in which snow blankets the grounds, the tranquil conservatory has several displays in bloom. Tours are scheduled daily, and should you need help with your gardening; there are classes and workshops offered throughout the year.

After you’ve visited the usual sights like the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Franklin Institute, and National Constitution Center, hit the lesser known, hidden gems.

The iconic “Philly Cheesesteak” is a can’t miss. There are hundreds of options in the area, and it can be tough to figure out which shop makes genuine Steaks. Jim’s Steaks, just a few blocks south of the Independence Center, is a well-known and trusted steak shop. Established in 1939, it has die-hard fans numbering in the thousands who claim this steak shop is The Shop. Pat’s King of Steaks, the owner of which claims to be the original inventor of the Steaks, is another popular choice for the locals, though it’s a longer walk. You may want to grab a cab to explore this option or take your camper rental from Willow Grove.

Lincoln Financial Field, home to Philadelphia Eagles, offers multiple tours daily. Get an insider look at the stadium, visit the field, peek into the locker room (which will be empty, sadly), and the broadcast booth. Ogle the Super Bowl LII Lombardi trophy on display, too.

Sprint up Philadelphia Museum of Art’s “Rocky steps” and celebrate making it to the top, a scene made famous by the Rocky movies. Step inside the museum to see some of the world’s most famous artists’ works hanging in the Museum’s galleries, some of which include Diego Rivera, Claude Monet, and Vincent Van Gogh, and many more.

When you visit Philadelphia, you can’t escape history. Hop into your rental motorhome and explore the surrounding neighborhoods. Many homes and buildings date back to 1800s, 1700s, and a few, late 1600s, and are on the National Register of Historic Places.

A history buff or a nature lover (or both)? Consider a travel trailer rental in Willow Grove. Explore the museum, eat a "steak," watch a sunrise and take in the beauty of the area. There are plenty of options when you rent an RV in Willow Grove. So go have some family fun and explore southwestern Pennsylvania!