RV Rental Dallastown, PA

When you rent an RV in Dallastown, you no doubt want to head outdoors and enjoy the endless recreational activities Pennsylvania has to offer. Although this region is farming country, there’s plenty of hiking, fishing and other outdoor recreational activities to explore.

Hop into your Dallastown motorhome rental and visit the William Kain Park, which borders Lake Redman. Designated a “Big Bass Lake” by the Pennsylvania Fish Commission, the lake is stocked with largemouth bass, pike, muskie, and stripers, a true fisherman's dream! Kayaks, paddleboats, and other small non-gas boats are available to rent. Don't forget to pack those hiking boots; there are over 12 miles of multi-use trails for hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking waiting to be explored.

For a taste of true wilderness and solitude, head west to the Michaux State Forest, which encompasses over 85,000 acres of land. One of the largest parks in south-central Pennsylvania, this park offers plenty of opportunities for recreational fun, such as primitive camping, hiking, horseback riding, bicycling, and snowmobiling. There are over 130 miles of trails in this park alone. RV camping is allowed, though you must obtain a free permit from the ranger.

The Heritage Rail Trail, 21 miles long, runs from the Mason-Dixon line (MD-PA border) to York. Enjoy the scenery and historic structures along the way while hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Note: portions of the trail shares path with active railroad tracks; exercise extreme caution at those junctures.

When you rent an RV in Dallastown, you’ll need someplace to park for a few days while you embark on your adventure. Indian Rock Campgrounds, just south of York, may be a suitable candidate. It features full hookups for your RV, showers and bathroom facilities, free WiFi, and an RV parts store.

Ben Franklin RV Park features full hookups up to 50 amps, WiFi, bathrooms and showers, a laundry room, and more. Space, however, is limited; call ahead to reserve.

On occasion, you’ll need to make an unplanned stop for an overnight stay. There are a handful of Walmarts in the area. The closest one is in York, just off Highway 83. Be sure to ask the store manager for permission for settling in for the evening.

There’s plenty of things to do and see around the Dallastown area. So, hop into your luxury motorhome rental from Dallastown and head up to York. Visit the York County History Center, which oversees five museums in the town, featuring over 90,000 artifacts and local art and crafts dating back to the founding of this nation.

It’s a long drive, however; Hershey Park is a must-see when visiting the central Pennsylvania area. As you drive into town, you’ll be greeted by Hershey-kiss street lights, chocolate bar decor, and dozens of confectioneries along the main street. The amusement park, small but mighty, packs dozens of high-thrill rides into a small footprint. Rides include a wooden rollercoaster “Wildcat” designed to look old-fashioned, yet is as thrilling as the Superman and Sidewinder rollercoasters.

Hershey Park also offers a museum that takes visitors on an animatronic train tour of the chocolate factory, detailing how chocolate was made in its early days. There is also a small zoo sheltering rare and endangered wildlife. What a great way to spend the day with family.

There are several “u-pick” farms near Dallastown waiting for you to visit. Nearby Brown’s Orchards in Loganville is one of the largest and oldest in the area. Pick a variety of fruits, such as strawberries, cherries, raspberries, apples, and more, depending on the season and weather.

This lush, rolling part of the state is prime vineyard country. Wrap up a long day of sightseeing and adventure by visiting one of the local wineries. Logan’s View, which was founded by an unique consortium of wine enthusiasts and winemakers, is known for its white and fruity wines.

Alternatively, the Old Republic Distillery, which has been in production since the Prohibition Era (1920s), produces tasty moonshine, rums and, vodkas using locally sourced ingredients. The swanky tasting room offers cocktails and mixes, as well.

This part of Pennsylvania is known for its slower pace and gentle rolling hills. Rent a RV in Dallastown and go exploring!