RV rental Norwich, CT: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

While no RV park or campground offers short-term stays in Norwich, one of the closest is only five miles out of town, in Preston. There are also a handful of campgrounds within 10 miles of town offering full hookup sites, restrooms, and showers. Within these limits, you can have a state park experience at Salt Rock Campground in a rural and wooded setting. There are full hookup sites here as well as showers, restrooms, and a dump station for your Norwich camper rental. Walking trails can be found nearby as well as river and fishing access. A range of camping options opens up if you’re willing to go the distance. A number of them offer water, sewer, and electrical connections along with access to restrooms and showers. But if all you need is a place to rest for a night or two, you don't even have to leave town as there's a Walmart on Salem Turnpike, though it's best to get the store manager's approval for overnight parking.

Explore the 1.5-mile Millionaires' Triangle Trail to give you a sense of how prosperous the residents of Norwich were back in the day. Marvel at the extravagant mansions that make this affluent neighborhood an architectural showpiece. Greek Revival and Italianate villa style were some of the favored designs that some families adopted during this gilded age of Norwich. The Slaters are one of those wealthy families celebrated today at The Slater Memorial Museum. Founded in 1888 in honor of John Fox Slater, a Norwich industrialist, the museum's permanent exhibits include more than 100 plaster casts of Greco-Roman statues. There also art and artifacts from five continents, and an exhibition on the Grand Tour the family took in 1894 through 1895 on their private steam yacht. With your motorhome rental in Norwich parked somewhere safe, take the Southeast Area Transit or SEAT and see more of the city. Step inside the Mohegan Park and breathe in the scent of the city’s namesake when you enter the two-acre Rose Garden. Landscaped on gently sloping parkland, the enormous garden overwhelms your senses with more than 120 varieties of roses from about 2,500 bushes. Time your visit in June when the roses are at their full height or catch the last of their glory as they continue to flower through to the end of summer. Norwich has a lively dining scene and tempts hungry travelers with a decent menu of homey American comfort food, Italian staples, and Asian fare. Mexican specialties are also on offer along with steaks/BBQ, seafood, and fast food. Everything else you might need can be found in the two dozen grocery and convenience stores throughout the city. There are more than a dozen gas stations in Norwich, so you can go wherever your taste buds lead you. Let the natural beauty, Native American history, and colonial heritage of Norwich inspire you to discover more of New England. This Old World slice of northeast United States is not only one of the most scenic places in the country, but the oldest too. Book an RV rental in Norwich today for a journey far back in time and surprise yourself at what you’ll discover.