RV rental Hudson, MI: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

One of the most accessible RV parks for your luxury RV rental from Hudson is Lake Hudson Recreation Area, just east of town. The sites offered at this recreation area contain basic hookups of water and electricity, the latter in both 30 and 50 amps. There are a few pull through sites, and although there aren’t many concrete pads, all of the sites are built on elevated ground to help prevent mud and soggy parking situations. Of course, the beauty of this RV park isn’t the amenities, but instead the surrounding recreation area, so for guests seeking a greater outdoor experience this park is a nice choice. The largest collection of RV parks in the area are to the east, on Lake Erie. Along the shores of the lake, north of Toledo, OH, guests will find many RV parks that offer a large assortment of amenities and parking options to suit their needs. Everything from onsite pools to yard games, laundry facilities and showers, recreation rooms, volleyball courts, and more can be found throughout the RV parks in this area. If neither of these options seem to be what you are seeking, there are also two Walmart Supercenters near to Hudson. Although it isn’t guaranteed, often times when you rent an RV, you can park it at a Walmart overnight so long as you ask management before-hand and receive their permission. This is a great option when you only need to stay one night while passing through.

A motorhome rental from Hudson is obviously a convenient way to explore the area, but you’d be missing out by not spending at least some of your trip exploring Hudson itself. This small town has a lot to offer, and it does so with a big heart and open, welcoming arms. Historical buffs may enjoy checking out the State of Michigan Historical Marker in town, which marks a key bridge in town that was used by the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway starting in the late 1870s. The railway that used this bridge handled millions of tons of coal and iron ore that helped fuel the nation’s industries. The bridge is still in use today and is made primarily out of sandstone that was brought to Hudson. Another historical landmark in town is the William G. Thompson House Museum & Gardens, which were originally the home of Thompson and his family for a brief period. This Queen Anne style home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and allows guests to explore the museum and home during hours of operation. After exploring the house, head south in town for a nice walk in Thompson Memorial Park. Historic sites aside, an RV rental in Hudson can also be filled with tasty food. In town, there are many local cafes, pizza places, and sandwich shops that offer a Michigan twist on many classic favorites. There are also Chinese and American restaurants in town, and the numerous diners lining Main Street are also a great choice for a quick bite to eat. Main Street is also home to a few of the gas stations in town, which makes it easy to find both food and fuel at your leisure.