RV Rental Enola, PA

Adams-Ricci Park is right in town and covers 82 acres. It has baseball and soccer fields, four lighted tennis courts, two full basketball courts, and two lighted volleyball courts. There’s also a batting cage, horseshoe pits, several picnic areas, a butterfly garden, a stage area, and a concession stand. Imagination Station is a huge castle-themed playground with towers, bridges, swings, a stage, and other kid-friendly structures. Boating and fishing are possible on the Conodoguinet Creek, and visitors can access it via Adams-Ricci Park. In the mood for a leisurely stroll? The park has five easy loop trails, the longest of which is 1.25 miles. When you book a motorhome rental in Enola, be sure to check out Adams-Ricci, especially if you have kids.

Less than ten minutes' drive away across the Susquehanna River in Harrisburg, Wildwood Park is a great place to spend some time outdoors, especially if you have dogs. The 210-acre nature preserve features trails and boardwalks which wind through marshes and wet woodlands. While strolling down the trails, keep your eyes peeled for cottontail rabbits, red foxes, groundhogs, and various birds like northern cardinals, downy woodpeckers, and cedar waxwings. The park also boasts a shallow 90-acre lake, perfect for catching a sunset. And don’t forget to stop by the nature center, which allows visitors to help understand Wildwood and its role in conservation efforts in the Susquehanna Valley.

Boyd Big Tree Preserve Conservation Area is also in Harrisburg. The preserve covers 1,025 acres of massive trees among which many species find their home. Explore the park on your own, join a guided walk, or participate in one of the evening programs. The park contains 12 miles of hiking trails that are bound to please all hikers and can be used for cross-country skiing whenever ice and snow conditions permit. During specified seasons, hunting of deer, black bear, squirrel, rabbit, grouse, and turkey is allowed.

If you’re looking for a place to stay when you rent a motorhome in Enola, you’ll be pleased to find that there are several RV parks in the area. Riverfront Campground in Duncannon is one option. The campground is located where the Juniata River meets the Susquehanna River. Both rivers are known for their exceptional bass fishing. Bring your own boat to the campground or rent one from the campground. Because the campground is geared toward anglers, it doesn’t have a playground, game room, or other amenities commonly found at campgrounds. However, the park does have partial and full hookup sites.

If you want something a bit more kid-friendly when you book a camper rental in Enola, you might consider Dogwood Acres Campground in Newville. The park's 100 sites are spacious and wooded and can accommodate anything from a tent to a motorhome. Each site has full hookups, and pull-through sites are available. While at the campground, guests can enjoy Wi-Fi, a seasonal swimming pool, a fishing pond, basketball, volleyball, and shuffleboard courts. There’s also a recreation hall with a concession stand and game room. If you’re in the mood to spend some time on the water, rent a paddle boat from the office, or let your kids spend some time on the Hundred Acre Wood playground set.

Start your Enola vacation at Cumberland County Historical Society in Carlisle. The museum houses over 10,000 objects, three million photographs, and hundreds of manuscripts which tell the tales of Cumberland County. Most of the items in the collection date back from 1750 until the present. One of the permanent exhibits contains crafts, materials, and uniforms used by Native American students in the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, which operated between 1879 and 1918. Everything in the museum speaks to religious history, immigration, and settlement history of the area. Additionally, rotating temporary exhibits always offer something new, so come check it out when you book a travel trailer rental in Enola.

The National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg is one of the few museums in the United States that depicts the entire story of the entire American Civil War. Without a bias toward Union or Confederate causes, the National Civil War Museum allows visitors to fully understand the events that sparked the Civil War. Begin your self-guided tour on the second floor and work your way through exhibits like “First Shots,” “Weapons and Equipment,” and “Civil War Music.” After you’re done upstairs, make your way to the first floor to see the theater, access the museum shop, and visit the remaining exhibits. Whether you’re a seasoned Civil War enthusiast or just curious to learn more, you’ll surely leave the National Civil War Museum with a fresh perspective.

If you’re into history or bridges or photography or cool places, be sure you check out Rockville Bridge in Marysville. Constructed by William Henry Brown, chief engineer of the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Rockville Bridge is the longest masonry arch railroad bridge in the world. Composed of 220,000 tons of stones that took 800 workers two years to complete, the bridge spans 3,820 feet and carries four tracks 52 feet above the Susquehanna River.

Enola is an exceptional place for the entire family. No matter your idea of “fun,” you can experience it when you book an RV in Cumberland County.