RV Rental Glenelg, MD

Once you get away from the capital area and the urban sprawl of Baltimore, the state of Maryland is mostly made up of charming villages and rural towns. You can choose from a seemingly endless stream of parks and campgrounds when you rent an RV in central Maryland and hit the road. Places like Piney Run Park await you when you want to enjoy some swimming, fishing, or boating out on a wide-open lake. There is a nature center on-site where you may learn about the vast biodiversity of the park and the many species that call it home. There are kayak rentals at the park that guests may make use of, and fun events held throughout the year like the Apple Festival, which has been in existence since 1986.

Patapsco Valley State Park is one of the most well-known parks in the state, recognized as the first state park in Maryland. There are sandy riverfront beaches, picnic shelters, nature trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, and an assortment of campsites where you can park the Glenelg camper rental. Aside from nearly 14,000 acres of pristine forest, there are lots of swimming areas and historical structures you can tour when visiting the park. Seneca Creek State Park is another fantastic park close to Gaithersburg that is worth looking into if you want to see more of what Maryland has to offer. Swimming on the open lake is a wonderful way to cool off during the summertime heat while fishing for crappie, trout, bass, and catfish can be a whole lot of fun too. Even kayaking on Clopper Lake can be quite magical if you like admiring sunsets from the middle of the lake. There are over 50 miles of hiking trails on-site, and a 27-hole disc golf course too.

It might not be in Maryland, but Shenandoah National Park is a lush nature park just over the border in Virginia that will captivate you and make you want to extend your trip. Nearly half the park is designated wilderness area, while the most traveled areas remain centered around the famous Skyline Drive that cuts through the park from north to south. The Skyline Drive is one of the best driving roads in the world, riding the ridge line of the breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountains for nearly 100 miles. Mesmerizing night skies and unbelievable fall foliage make this a must-see destination no matter the time of year.

There are a few places to park the Glenelg campervan rental in the area. Ramblin’ Pines Campground has pavilions, camping sites, and cozy cabin rentals. There are playgrounds, a dog park, basketball courts, a swimming lake, and a pool to cool off in.

Washington DC/Capitol KOA could be a lovely place to call your temporary home base, with bicycle rentals, shuttle rides to the city, a dog park, a pool, and a fully stocked general store for your convenience.

Patapsco Valley State Park is one of many state-run facilities that you can use overnight. This gorgeous park has beaches, swimming areas, hiking trails, and a whole lot more in store for you.

When you rent an RV in Glenelg, you can expect a quiet town with few attractions. Baltimore is quite close to the small village and full of fun activities and memorable places. The National Aquarium is one of the best places to see a stunning array of ocean creatures in massive habitats cultivated to create a realistic environment. There are petting tanks where children can feel different types of coral and ocean life, in a museum with over 20,000 unique specimens.

The American Visionary Art Museum and the Walters Art Museum are both delightful places to visit if you are a lover of the visual arts. The American Visionary Art Museum has hundreds of whacky, inspiring, unique, and bizarre creations, like towering sculptures and hanging mobiles. The Walters Art Museum features a more eclectic range of artwork, some of which dates back to over several thousand years ago from classical Greece and Egypt, as well as older civilizations. There are over 36,000 pieces on display at this cherished institution.

If you love catching a midsummer baseball game under the stars, Camden Yards is home to the MLB Baltimore Orioles. You can eat some tasty ballpark food, sing along to “Take Me Out to the Ball Game,” and cheer on the local team too.