RV rental Maumee, OH: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

After successfully getting the keys to a travel trailer rental in Maumee, the next action to take would be finding suitable RV campgrounds in the area. Don't worry about this as the region is crowded with lots of campgrounds. If you're a lover of comfortable camping, check out the Toledo East/Stony Ridge KOA campground in Perrysburg. Like most KOA's, it is equipped with full hookups on the pull-thru sites along with WiFi, Cable TV, and hot water showers. Pets are allowed, and visitors get to access the on-site pool. Alternatively, consider setting up camp at the Bluegrass Campground in Swanton. The unique campground has full hookups for your motorhome rental near Maumee. The pull-thru sites are generously sized so you'll have no trouble parking a 35' long trailer. The well-maintained park also features waterfront access and don't leave your furry friends behind as pets are allowed. For those who want to be nearer to the town, the Big Sandy Campground is worth checking out. You'll get access to electric and water hookups for your camper rental from Maumee on the pull-thru sites. The highlight of the park is two ponds which are full of fish. If this isn't close enough to town, make a call to the local Walmart and ask for permission to set up camp at their parking lot. If lucky, you'll end up saving a lot of valuable time, especially for those who are hanging around for only two days or so.

Ohio is blessed with a wide range of attractions to suit the needs of all kinds of adventurers. That doesn't mean that you have to break the bank seeking out all of them. You can have just as much fun within the confines of Maumee's city limits. For starters, golfing enthusiasts will feel right at home at the Brandywine Country Club. The family-owned course is a great place to make your way through all the nine holes, followed by a hearty meal in the dining hall. The kids will undoubtedly love it at the Audobon Islands State Nature Preserve. Covering more than 150 acres on two river islands, the park is a well-known kayaking and bird watching spot. The southern side of the main river channel is a great spot to catch some catfish and white bass. Hop out of your Maumee RV rental and run down to the Fallen Timbers State Memorial. The park contains monuments dedicated to Major General Anthony Wayne and the soldiers who fought for the land in which Maumee stands today. If in search of some alone time, bring along a book and go through it while listening to the scenic Maumee River.