RV Rental Camp Hill, PA

Swatara State Park is an outdoor recreation area divided by Swatara Creek from end to end; the creek is surrounded by wetlands and tree stands and is mostly undisturbed except for a few bridges that have been built over the creek. Visitors can go hiking and mountain biking on the trails, some of which are developed and wheelchair accessible. Pets are allowed.

Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area is a multi-use nature preserve providing habitat for local wildlife and outdoor recreation for the public. Visitors can enjoy hiking the miles of trails that navigate the park while viewing the plant and animal life and possibly even recording it in photos. Some of the park's residents include bald eagles, wild turkeys, squirrels, and cottontails, among others. Fishing and hunting are allowed with the proper licenses, and a visitors center provides restrooms and staff who can answer questions. The center is wheelchair accessible and open during business hours from early February to Thanksgiving.

Michaux State Forest is located on South Mountain at the northern terminus of the Blue Mountains. The park was officially named after French botanist Andre Michaux and was the location of Mont Alto, the first Pennsylvanian forestry school and the source of the park's nickname “The Cradle of Forestry.” There are many hiking trails throughout the park but one of them connects with the 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail, and there are paved level gravel roads through the park that allow for a motorized and self-guided tour of the refuge. Check with forestry staff to confirm the road conditions and you might be able to take your Camp Hill camper rental into the park.

There are a multitude of RV parks and campgrounds near Camp Hill, and some of them may have mobile homes. Your Camp Hill RV rental is your guarantee of a relaxing and enjoyable vacation.

Harrisburg East Campground is a cultivated RV park with paved roads, restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. The park has a playground for younger children, and basketball and volleyball courts for team sports. The on-site swimming pool is open from May through to October. Individual sites have picnic tables, fire rings, and full hookups; most of the sites are nestled amongst the trees and have pull-through access. One area in the park is reserved for tent camping.

There is lots to see and do in Camp Hill, starting with the numerous museums. One of the museums focuses on Rolls Royce automobiles and has a showroom with a large number of exhibits and a garage in back where cars are worked on. Visitors are allowed to walk through the garage with a guide who will answer any questions. There are numerous historic houses and buildings, making a walking tour of the town appealing and an art museum that is relatively small but usually has a few different exhibits on display. There are urban parks, adventure and theme parks suitable for children of all ages, and more. Don't forget to take your Camp Hill motorhome rental for a tour of the countryside. Driving an RV can be an addictive experience, one that everyone should have at least once.

When it's time for dinner, Camp Hill is a suitable place to be. There is a range of prices and cuisines; one of the locally owned restaurants is a Thai-Fusion joint that sources its ingredients locally and prepares all dishes fresh so that customers can custom order the spiciness. Portions are of moderate size and the plates arranged stylishly to suit the eyes as well as the stomach. Customers eating here should try the Catfish Cha Cha, crispy tapioca breaded catfish with steamed cabbage and daily vegetables. Takeout is available for those who wish, and there is nothing more relaxing than taking your dinner home to your Camp Hill luxury RV rental and enjoying it in your favorite lawn chair.