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

One advantage to renting an RV in central Maryland is the bounty of RV-friendly campgrounds, making it easy to find someplace to park overnight. In addition to the nearby state parks, many of which have hookups for RVs, there are a handful of private facilities in the area. Treehouse Camp at Maple Tree Campground, near Brownsville, is nestled up against the South Mountain. The grounds is within spitting distance of the Appalachian Trail and several other hiking trails. A wide range of amenities include full hookups, private showers, and bathrooms, and it’s also dog-friendly.

A luxury RV rental will be at home an elite place like the nearby golf courses. Maryland, which is well known for its love of golf, has several private and public fairways, even out in the boonies. The Richland Golf Club, which is open to the public, features over 6,000 yards, with some of the longest tees in the state. The par-72 course was designed by premier architect Rick Jacobsen. Hop into an RV rental and vroom over to Crystal Grotto Caverns, a few miles west of Myersville, which has one of the most crystal and rock formations per square foot in the country. Preserved exactly as it was at the time of discovery in 1920, the original rock formations are still intact. There are thousands of intricate stalagmites, stalactites, soda straws, helictites, and calcite crystals. Tours are conducted daily. History buffs, take note. Frederick is steeped in history. Original homes and buildings look as they did when they were first built. There are dozens of museums in the town. One notable example is the Schifferstadt home, now an architectural museum, which is a charming German-Colonial farmhouse built in 1756. One of the oldest homes in the area, it features two-foot-thick walls, radiant heating (a rarity at the time), and narrow, steep staircases. Visitors are guided through the home as they detail the life of the families who resided there. The climate in this part of the state is quite suitable for growing grapes and fruit orchards. Several farmers have converted their lands, and there are a handful in the area. The award-winning Orchid Cellar Meadery and Winery specializes in honey wines, and also produces white and red wines in limited edition batches. The boutique winery has a mead-and wine-tasting room that looks out on several acres of grapevines and beehives. Friendly dogs are welcome to visit! Book an RV in Middletown, MD, for an adventure of a lifetime! Find your fun!