RV Rental Glyndon, MD

A wonderful place to spend some time outdoors in Maryland is Gunpowder Falls State Park. In the town of Middle River, the park covers 18,000 acres and is one of Maryland’s largest state parks. With its varied terrain of tidal wetlands to steep and rugged slopes, it’s a haven for lovers of the outdoors. There are over 120 miles of multi-purpose trails which hikers, bikers, and horseback riders alike will all delight in. If you’re looking to spend some time on the water, Dundee Creek Marina, the park’s on-site marina, provides access to Gunpowder River for boating, fishing, or just floating on the water.

Considering that skateboarding is still frowned upon and prohibited in many parks, it’s always refreshing to stumble upon a place dedicated to the sport. One such oasis for skaters is Hannah More Park in Reisterstown. The 12,800-square foot skate facility has several features including a grind rail, skate bench, mini-half pipe with spine, a grind box, a quarter pipe, drop-in combo, and other skating amenities. If skateboarding is not your thing, there are also several playgrounds, open spaces for picnicking, and even a dog park.

For a totally immersive experience in the Maryland outdoors, pay a visit to Patapsco Valley State Park in Ellicott City. The park parallels 32 miles of the Patapsco River and stretches across 16,043 acres. Featuring over 200 miles of trails, the park offers opportunities for all kinds of outdoor recreation. Whether you’re interested in fishing, canoeing, horseback riding, or camping, all are possible when you book a travel trailer rental in Glyndon and visit Patapsco. It’s the perfect place to get away while still staying close to the heart of the city.

When you rent an RV in Glyndon, there aren't very many places to park it within city limits. However, there are some options nearby that can accommodate your camper rental from Glyndon. One option is Bar Harbor RV Park and Marina in Abingdon. Along the banks of the water, the campground offers some waterfront sites, and some pushed farther back in the woods. Each campsite has electrical hookups, water, and sewer. Each site is outfitted with a concrete patio and fire pit too. If you’re interested in boating, you can rent kayaks, paddleboats, and paddleboards from the campground’s marina.

Cherry Hill Park in College Park is another option for your RV trailer rental from Glyndon. Each of the sites at the campground has full hookups with 30/50 amp electrical service, Wi-Fi, cable TV hookups, and a picnic table. If necessary, you can also reserve one of the back-in sites. Ready to spend some time outside of your luxury RV rental from Glyndon? Then enjoy some of the RV park’s amenities. Go for a swim in one of the two seasonal swimming pools, unwind in the indoor hot tub, sip a cup of coffee from the on-site cafe, or release toxins in the fitness facility and sauna. If you’re traveling with little ones, they’ll likely enjoy the seasonal splash park, a tractor ride, 18-hole miniature golf course, two playgrounds, or the arcade. Cherry Hill Park has a campground grocery store, 24-hour laundromat, a 24-hour bathhouse with hot showers, and two dog parks.

Looking for something to get into when you rent an RV in Glyndon? Well, if you’re traveling with kids, they’re sure to love a trip to the National Aquarium in Baltimore. The aquarium encompasses six acres and is home to around 20,000 animals, including fish, sharks, birds, dolphins, and jellyfish. Tour the aquarium on your own or sign up for a guided tour if you want a more informative and behind-the-scenes look.

You could also take a walking tour of the historic grounds of the United States Naval Academy. Here, you can visit the crypt of John Paul Jones, the founder of the American Navy. Attend a sporting event at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium or learn more about the history of the navy at the Naval Academy Museum.

With its mild climate, rich Piedmont soil, and varying topography, five Maryland Wine Trails cross the region, and you can explore them all when you book an RV in Baltimore County. Visit several wineries in the region, and if you come during the warmer months, you can expect a host of concerts, gatherings, tastings, and events to be taking place at the vineyard, so be sure to visit next time you’re in town.