When you’ve got a New Port Richey RV rental, you’re just a few minutes away from natural wonders and tropical getaways. The James E. Grey Preserve is a popular place to explore. The riverfront preserve stretches across 80 acres and protects swamps and uplands. There are several trails to explore and lots of wildlife to see. Another pretty place to spend an hour or a few is Robert K Rees Memorial Park. The park is right on the Gulf of Mexico. Take a stroll down the boardwalk as it winds through wetlands and mangroves. Trek to the top of the two-deck observation tower for a chance to get a glimpse of dolphins, enjoy the sea breeze and take in stunning views of the ocean. The park is also a popular destination for swimming, paddling, boating and fishing. Only accessible by boat, Anclote Key Preserve State Park is a specially protected chain of four islands. More than 40 species of birds call the park home. It’s a popular birding destination, with birds like bald eagles, piping plovers and the American oystercatcher. Explore the lighthouse at the southern end of the island that was built in 1887. The beaches of the park are excellent for swimming, sunbathing and snorkeling. If you want to do some camping in your New Port Richey rental motorhome, head over to Jay B. Starkey Wilderness Park. The park encompasses more than 8,300 acres. There are trails for hikers, bikers and horseback riders. Joggers and rollerbladers will enjoy the paved paths through the park. There are playgrounds for kids to enjoy, plus volleyball courts and horseshoe pits for guests to play on.