RV Rental Crabtree, OR

Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge is a nature preserve providing habitat for wildlife and outdoor recreation and education to the public. It is part of a larger refuge complex that was opened in 1965 and is a popular destination for nature lovers and photographers. The park works with local farmers to provide winter crops that the resident and migratory waterfowl can feed on. It has a variety of dirt and boardwalk trails, many of which have viewing platforms; the boardwalks are open year-round and are handicap accessible. Other areas are closed in the winter to provide a safe habitat for wintering bird species. Park your Crabtree RV trailer rental nearby, and you can enjoy a hot lunch and coffee between your outdoor activities.

Beazell Memorial County Forest is a mixed forest preserve that was donated to Benton County in 2000 (and subsequently named after its previous owner, Fred Beazell). The park has a dirt trail and a dirt road that loop around the preserve, allowing visitors to hike or take a scenic drive. It has an education center that opened in 2005 when a former family barn was converted into the current facility. The center has a classroom, an assembly room, and a caterer's area; it still has the look and feel of the original barn built in the 1930s from locally milled lumber.

E.E. Wilson Wildlife Area is a former U.S. military training base that was transferred to the state of Oregon for management and use. The park has a variety of activities that visitors can engage in, such as hunting, fishing in a stocked pond, an archery range, and more. The park has picnic areas, restrooms, and camping spots. The park trails are open for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding, and guests can see a huge variety of bird, mammal, and reptile species. Educational group tours can be arranged, and there is a memorial garden for armed forces personnel.

There are a number of RV parks and campgrounds near Crabtree, and some of them may have mobile homes or long-term guests. Your Crabtree camper rental is your guarantee of a comfortable and relaxing vacation.

Blue Ox RV Park is a cultivated RV campground with an exercise room and indoor pool, a recreation room, horseshoe pitch, and more; guests are welcome to help themselves to a coffee in the lobby. Sites are rented by the day, week, or month and include full hookups; some sites have big rig and pull-through access, and shade. The park has restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, and paved roads.

There is a lot to enjoy in the area surrounding Crabtree. Guests should start by taking a peek at the covered bridges that are nearby; one of them (there are a few) was built in 1936 and is still in good condition. There are several farms to explore, and one of them specializes in raspberries; the owners use the profit to pay for their grandkids' educations. Visitors can buy fruit that has already been picked or pick their own, and the farm has cookbooks suggesting how to prepare the different varieties of raspberries. There are art galleries and museums, and a local movie theater where guests can while away an afternoon if the weather isn't cooperating. Don't forget to snap some photos with your Crabtree motorhome rental in the foreground; RV vacations are unique, and you will want some pictures to show your family and friends what they are missing.

When dinnertime rolls around, there are a number of restaurant establishments nearby to choose from. One Mexican restaurant is family-friendly and has a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. Guests dining here should try the Molcajete, a traditional soup that is not often seen on menus. Portions are large, so you will likely take your leftovers home to your Crabtree luxury RV rental for a late-night snack. Good food enjoyed in a comfortable lawn chair is what RV vacations are all about.