RV Rental Dallas, WI

Otter Creek Oak Barrens State Natural Area was created in 1990 and is dominated by rolling hills and stands of oak tree species such as bur, black, and white oak; Jack pine and trembling aspen can be found, and there are red maple tree stands on some north facing hills. Fishing, hunting, and trapping are allowable activities, as are hiking and cross-country skiing in the winter; some activities are not allowed, visitors should check with the park administration (Wisconsin DNR) for more information. Park your Dallas camper rental nearby, and you can enjoy a hot meal between outdoor activities.

Cylon State Wildlife Area was established in 1975 to restore temporary and seasonal wetlands which have been affected by industry and urbanization throughout the state. The park consists of upland and lowland hardwood tree stands, grasslands, sedge meadows, and open water wetlands. A river and stream flow through the area and visitors can canoe or kayak on these water bodies. Birding and wildlife viewing are popular activities, as are hiking in the summer and snowshoeing and cross country skiing in the winter. Hunting, fishing, and trapping are allowed.

Loon Lake Wildlife Area is a combined wildlife refuge and outdoor recreation area where visitors can hike, fish, and hunt. The refuge was created in the 1960s and consists of lowland brush, grass fields, and other vegetation. Visitors can enjoy the tree stands of oak, maple, and aspen while viewing the bird and mammal species that reside here. Foraging for mushrooms, berries, and other edibles is allowed, but the park management asks that other plant species be left undisturbed. There are pothole lakes, waterfowl flowages, and a river that divides the area; guests can fish and hunt. Snowmobiling and cross-country skiing are allowed in the winter.

There is a large assortment of RV parks and campgrounds to choose from in the area surrounding Dallas, and some of them may have mobile homes. Your Dallas RV trailer rental is all you will need no matter where you decide to stay.

Country Quiet RV & Campground is a family owned and operated RV park that is open from early May to late September each year. Sites have water and electrical hookups, and pull-through access, and can be rented by the day or for the season. The park has a playground for young kids, a volleyball court, and a dump station near the entrance. The main hub (also near the entrance) houses a restroom and shower house, laundry facilities, and a convenience store. There are cabins on-site for rent, and some sites have tent camping.

Wisconsin is known for its great cheeses; it is also the birthplace of the ice cream sundae, so a good way to begin exploring the city is with a walking tour of the downtown area taking in all of the small confectionaries and any other stores you happen to come across. Dallas also has an active amateur sports scene, and visitors are sure to find some type of contest underway during their stay.

There are zoos, museums, and water parks to choose from, and petting farms where children of all ages can get up close and personal with the animals housed there. Don't forget to take your Dallas motorhome rental for a spin around the countryside and out on the highways. Driving an RV is an experience and is something you will want to try at least once (but be warned: it can be addictive).

There are a number of restaurants in or near Dallas, and most of these are locally owned. One popular diner cafe is a restaurant, butcher shop, and bakery; it serves both American and German cuisine and is open for breakfast, lunch, and brunch on the weekends. The food items are fresh and homemade, including the jams that accompany the meals. Guests eating here should try the Black Forest Omelette; be sure to grab some of the breakfast sausage (from the butcher's fridge) to take back home to your Dallas luxury RV rental to prepare yourself later on.