RV rental Cambridge, MD: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

When you book a motorhome rental in Cambridge, you will need a place to hang out for a night or two. Driving about 45 miles from Cambridge will bring you to the Roaring Point Waterfront Campground on the Nanticoke River. The park comes with plenty of options, including sites with full hookups for your RV, fire rings, tables at sites, and pets are welcome. Plenty of recreational activities are available too, including fishing, boating, and swimming. Fort Whaley RV Resort and Campground in Whaleyville is about 50 miles from the city, and one of the finer RV parks. It's easy to access with your Cambridge camper rental, and the park comes equipped with cottage and cabin rentals as well (in addition to the RV sites). Paved sites, some of which are shaded with full hookups, tables, and fire rings are also other amenities available here. If your tired of all that driving, an option to consider is Walmart. There is a local Walmart that permits overnight RV parking, but remember to drive out in the morning. Also, this site comes with no amenities. And it's advisable to check with the store manager prior to parking for the night.

Cambridge is a city steeped in history, and exploring the city's grand historic past is an experience. It's a perfect getaway for a weekend getaway. Filled with museums, antique shops, parks, a lighthouse, and a marina, restaurants, art galleries and boutiques, there is plenty to explore. Choptank River Lighthouse is one of the main attractions of the city, standing on the waterfront. While the present lighthouse is a replica of the earlier beacon, it is built in the same style. Take a self-guided tour around the lighthouse, and do check out the museum too. Drive to The Sailwinds Park Beach and Visitor Center in your Cambridge travel trailer rental and spend the day soaking up the sun. There's a huge playground for children, a boardwalk and a garden to explore as well. Concerts are held at the Governor's Hall so you may be able to catch one while there. Soak in the city's history with a visit to the Harriet Tubman Museum and Education Center on Race Street. Get to know all about this local hero who freed herself and scores of others from slavery, and who played a key role in the Underground Railroad. When you're hungry, take time sampling the great fare in Cambridge. With such close proximity to the bay, seafood is in abundance. Add to that the freshest farm food available in the area, and you will be assured of quality food here, along with 'real-ale." Cruise over to a park, walk along a trail and enjoy the landscape as you enjoy this Maryland city.