RV rental Kelleys Island State Park, OH: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Encompassing over 600-acres, Kelleys Island State Park is the perfect getaway for any water lover camping with an RV nearby. Surrounded by the freshwater of Lake Erie on all sides, there are countless opportunities for boating, fishing, and swimming! Boating is one of the best ways to explore the island and the surrounding Lake Erie. For those that are motorhome camping with their own boat, there is a double-lane boat ramp conveniently located on the north shore of the island. Alternatively, rent a boat from the beach. Choose a paddleboat or kayak, both ideal ways to see the lake from a new perspective. Whilst out on the river, why not take your fishing gear with you. Lake Erie is known as the ‘Walleye Capital of the World," and guarantees a successful day of fishing whether it be from the safety of the shore, or out on the waters. For any avid fishermen with a Marblehead camper rental, there are even a number of private fishing charters that run from the city, offering visitors the chance to catch fish that live in the deeper waters. Handily situated within the park is an idyllic 100-foot public swimming beach. Located just a short walk from the campground itself, campers can head to the beach during daylight hours for a refreshing swim. For anyone that prefers to venture into deeper waters, why not sign up for one of the scuba diving tours, that will take you deep into the lake to explore the underwater shipwrecks. Although peak season is definitely during the summer months, there are some great opportunities to get out and about in the great outdoors during winter too! As the temperatures plummet, watch the huge Lake Erie freeze over, and turn into an icy playground! Ice-skating, ice fishing, and cross-country skiing are all popular during winter and, you will be sharing the island with fewer people! For anyone that prefers to stay on dry land, there are just over six miles of hiking trails that wind through Kelleys Island State Park. The most popular of these trails is the North Shore Loop Trail, a leisurely stroll that showcases some of the unique glacial rock formations on the island. Look out for some of the native flora and fauna such as the resident bald eagles that nest in pairs in the limestone cliffs.