RV rental Charleston, IL: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Robin Hood Woods Campground and Resort is located approximately 45 minutes' drive west when you rent an RV in Charleston. This park is ideal for a relaxing family vacation spent by the pool, or fishing, playing golf, and hiking. There are also biking and hiking trails nearby and beautiful natural areas where you can spend a great time outdoors. The campground offers different hookup options, restrooms and showers, a game room, playgrounds, and much more. Bo Wood Campground is approximately half an hour's drive west when you book a travel trailer rental in Charleston, located in a beautiful natural setting by the lake. Here they offer electrical hookups, restrooms and showers, a dump station, and a boat ramp. This could be a good place for those who like to be close to nature, with a lot of fishing, boating, and wildlife viewing opportunities. Casey KOA is a family oriented campground with a lot of opportunities for fun activities. In the campground, you can enjoy a swimming pool, fishing, kids activities, activities for all ages, and more. They offer Wi-Fi, cable TV, firewood, electrical hookups, and much more. Near the campground, you can visit the famous 19th-century Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site.

Charleston is a charming city with a lot of historical sites and gorgeous architecture. Walking around the city is a great pleasure for everyone who enjoys exploring. Visit picturesque Sixth, Seventh, and Tenth Street Stone Arch Bridges on the north side of the city, for great photography opportunities. One of the interesting museums to see in the city is also the Lincoln Douglas Debate Museum, which describes the famous debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. In the museum, you can see many photographs, read plaques, and watch a movie. Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site is a famous local historical location, dating back in the 1840s. This was home to Thomas and Sarah Bush Lincoln, father and stepmother of Abraham Lincoln. This museum has accurate reproduction of the original two-room cabin and a farm around the cabin. Here you can see the cornfields, gardens, small orchards, livestock, and outbuildings that would be found on a farm of the period. Abraham Lincoln never lived here, but he often visited and supported the household financially. After visiting this exhibition, visitors learn and understand life in 19th-century Illinois. Douglas-Hart Nature Center is a great escape from the city noise, on the west side of the city. This beautiful park consists of 65 acres of native habitat, including prairie, woodland, and wetland. This park has two gardens, the Friendship Garden and the Whiteside Garden. Here you can take a hike, feed fish in the pond, spend time in a playroom with your kids, or engage in one of many events and activities organized through the year.