While you may first look to the area for its proximity to Orlando, all of Longwood’s amazing natural landscapes are what makes the city really shine. No Longwood motorhome rental trip is complete without a trip to Wekiva Island. This is a prime place to relax and enjoy and it’s an example of what makes Florida so appealing. In the island’s natural springs and waterways, you can enjoy the day canoeing or kayaking. Explore the beauty and the wildlife and round out the experience with daily drink specials and catch the sunset on the boardwalk. You might also want to check out Seminole Wekiva Trail if you enjoy a nice hike. This 14-mile paved trail is a beautiful path to experience, with multiple trailheads to stop and take a break on your journey. You could also try Crane’s Roost Park for a shorter trail experience. This urban park is a great place to catch a show at the amphitheater. Drive over to Big Tree Park where you can see a tree that’s over 2,000 years old and enjoy another great hiking trail. This park is a nice historical treat that is well worth a visit. Dive into nature and take the Longwood camper rental over to Spring Hammock Preserve. With over 1,500 acres to explore, this hydric hammock and floodplain forest is teeming with the nature of Florida. The size of the ancient vegetation will astound you as you’re transported back to prehistoric times. Get back to the present at Secret Lake Park with its three lakes and multiple facilities. You can enjoy some recreational sports, a nice trek along the trails, or some fishing and water activities at this multidimensional park. For a different twist, stop by Lake Lily Park, about seven miles south of town, where you can park the motorhome rental near Longwood and just kick back and relax. It’s a peaceful park with a nearby historic museum. There’s no shortage of great places to visit when you rent an RV in Longwood.