RV rental Brockville, ON: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Thanks to the ever-popular Ten Thousand Islands, there are plenty of great places to camp along the St. Lawrence River with your Brockville RV rental. Most of the parks are centered around nearby Mallorytown, about 10 miles away, and its numerous lakes. Pleasure Park RV Resort is one of the options in the area. The park has a large playground, boat rentals, wagon rides on the weekends, and of course, full hookups for your Brockville camper rental. Lucky Loon Family Campground, Rock Island Camp, and Maple Leaf RV Campground are also located within a few miles of Pleasure Park and could also be good options. Happy Green Acres Campground is a little bit closer to Brockville and has full hookups (or dry sites if that’s what you prefer), a heated saltwater pool, and laundry facilities. There’s also a Walmart right off of Highway 401, which is a convenient place to stay for a night or two if you don’t mind dry camping. When planning fuel stops with your Brockville motorhome rental, you should be able to access one of the few truck stops in the area. The larger fueling bays will make it easier to maneuver your rig around, plus most have dump stations if you need to empty your tank.

There are so many great sights to explore when you rent an RV in Brockville, ON, as the town is home to a number of historical sites including Brockville Tunnel (Canada’s first railway tunnel), the Cole Shoal Range Lighthouse (a hexagonal lighthouse from the mid-19th century), and Thomas Fuller Building (a beautiful brick building that once served as the town’s post office). The Aquatarium at Tall Ships Landing is the perfect place for kids to learn about the unique wildlife that makes their home along the St. Lawrence River. Exhibits are highly interactive and focus on storytelling rather than presenting kids with a barrage of facts they won’t remember. The Brockville Museum is another great learning experience that tells the story of the town’s industrial past and how it’s come out the other side as a popular tourist destination. For a little culture, make some time for a show at the Brockville Arts Center. The magnificent theater was built in the 1800s but has been restored for contemporary events. Performances range from live theater to country music concerts and indie films, so take a look at their calendar to see what’s playing during your visit.