RV Rental Tremonton, UT

Millville Face Wildlife Management Area is an undeveloped multi-use nature preserve. Visitors can hike, take photos, and observe nature and resident wildlife. Hunting and fishing may be allowed (hunting in season only), check with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources to find out.

Box Elder Peak is a lesser-known outdoor destination that provides hiking opportunities to locals and visitors. It has scenic views of Cache Valley and the Great Salt Lake and is near two other peaks that allow for hiking, Wellsville Cone and Mendon Peak.

Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge is a managed wildlife area that provides shelter to a variety of bird species, such as the white-faced ibis and the American white pelican. The refuge is also an important food source, both for its vegetation and shellfish, such as brine shrimp and similar macro-invertebrates. Some bird species stay in the refuge to reproduce. Hunting and fishing are allowed at certain times of the year and an autoroute allows visitors to drive through the refuge, getting a close look at the wildlife and landscape. Your Tremonton motorhome rental is the perfect vehicle for such a trip.

There are numerous RV parks and campgrounds near Tremonton. Some of them may have mobile homes or long-term guests; some may have tent camping. Your Tremonton camper rental is perfectly suited to the Utah environment and a perfect RV vacation.

Traveland RV Park is a rustic RV campground with plentiful grassy areas and some trees. Individual sites are pull through and have full hookups. There are restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, a children's playground, and a volleyball court. Guests can rent by the day, week, or month; the park is open all year round.

Golden Spike RV Park is a fully developed RV campground with paved roads, large grassy areas, and lots of trees. Amenities include restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, and Wi-Fi. Individual sites have big rig access, 30/50 amp service, and picnic tables. Rentals can be booked by the day, week, or month, and the facility has access to RV parts if repairs are needed.

There is more than enough to do in Tremonton to fill up your schedule. Arts patrons will enjoy the art galleries and artists studios and may even be lucky enough to catch one of the artists at work. Anyone who needs to get out of the sun, even just for a little while, should head to one of Tremonton's bowling alleys. Or, check out the local breweries, one of whom has a billiards table. Not getting enough sun? Try your hand at a round of miniature golf. Tremonton has a fairgrounds which usually has something going on even if there isn't a fair in town, and Slurpee fans will love one local ice cream parlor that makes its own ice cream. Take that ice cream and hit the road in your Tremonton RV rental, enjoying your treat while riding high above the Utah highways in comfort. This is what RV vacations are really about.

Now that the day is nearly done, it's time to think about another type of adventure, one that tastes good. Tremonton has an excellent selection of restaurants, some locally owned and some big-name commercial enterprises; prices range from inexpensive to moderately priced so it is unlikely that anyone won't get what they want. There are several pizza joints and one of them makes their pizzas from scratch, plus has a pool table and kids games for the guests while they wait. Customers eating here should try the jalapeno and salami pizza, a favorite amongst night clubbers but don't let that fool you. Portions are large at most of these venues, so be prepared to take a part of your dinner home with you to your Tremonton luxury RV rental. That, however, is how it should be; vacations are supposed to be spontaneous and fun, so go with the flow and enjoy it.