RV Rental Port Sanilac, MI

Wolcott Mill Historic Center is one of three areas that combine to form Wolcott Mill Metropark. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and consists of a grist and feed mill and a barn museum. It has a pond and antique farming equipment that visitors can see up close. The other sections of the metropark include a working farm and petting zoo, and a solitary area near a river where visitors can enjoy the natural settings. Horseback riding is also allowed on the park trails.

Stony Creek Metropark is a cultivated urban park that is open year-round. Guests can fish or swim in the on-site lake, hike, bike, or in-line skate the paved trails that wind through woodlands, wetlands, and tallgrass prairie. In the winter, visitors can cross-country ski, snowshoe, or ride the short hills on snowboards. There are picnic areas and comfort stations and areas designated for team sports or group activities such as baseball, volleyball, and basketball.

Head an hour's drive south with the Port Sanilac camper rental, and you can visit Lake St. Clair Metropark, a cultivated outdoor recreation area centered around the similarly named lake. The park has an elevated boardwalk that overlooks the shoreline and rustic trails that pass through marshland, meadows, and cottonwood tree groves. Bird watchers can crow over the hundreds of species that regularly or permanently reside here, while those who want to get the blood flowing can hike and bike the park trails. There is an Olympic size pool and also a sandy beach for the swimmers to enjoy. Fishing and ice fishing are also allowed.

There are a number of RV parks and campgrounds near Port Sanilac, and some of them may have mobile homes. Your Port Sanilac RV trailer rental is your guarantee of a relaxing and enjoyable vacation no matter where you decide to stay.

Northpointe Shores RV Resort is an adult RV park that is pet-friendly; children under the age of 18 are allowed if they are the immediate family of registered guests. Individual sites can be rented by the day, week, or month, and have picnic tables. Guests have access to a nearby lake for swimming and boating activities.

The residents of Port Sanilac can be innovative, to say the least and this shows in one of its attractions, a public theater that has been built out of an old renovated barn; rumors suggest that there is an owl who occasionally takes in a show from up in the rafters and has been known to buzz the audience below. A local museum offers twice-daily guided tours of a historic house and the village that surrounds it; guests have the option of doing one or both of the tours. A historic lighthouse is now a private residence and/or bed and breakfast, but the owners occasionally offer tours, and it is a good photo-op and worth seeing, if only from a distance. Don't forget to take your Port Sanilac motorhome rental for a spin around the block while you have the chance; driving an RV can be addictive, and you may find yourself wanting to keep going once you've started (go for it).

There are several restaurants on hand in Port Sanilac and more options farther out, but the local venues are privately owned and operated. One lodge-style restaurant is located in a roomy older house that has been restored and has a nice ambiance. It has a vaulted ceiling and fireplace, plus an abundance of comfortable wooden furniture and an outdoor patio that can be enjoyed during the summer. The venue is open for lunch and dinner and has craft beers on tap. Guests dining here should try the steak fajitas. Portions are large, and you should take your leftovers back to your Port Sanilac luxury RV rental for a late-night snack.