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

As previously mentioned, this park covers just under 1,700 acres of land. Campers have a choice of 211 campsites, all with 30- or 50-amp electrical hookups. Certain sites can accommodate RV rentals up to 70 feet in length. Twenty of the 211 sites are reserved for walk-ins, and all other reservations can be made up to six months in advance. Four sites adhere to ADA regulations, so make sure to book ahead to make sure your needs are met. Public bathrooms and showers are available for park visitors, as well as a dump station and laundry facilities. The park also provides fire rings, picnic tables, a camp store, an amphitheater, and outdoor grills for cooking up your dinner. If your family enjoys playing games, there are basketball courts, volleyball courts, a tetherball pole, and a playground on-site. The park also provides equipment for these sports.

Looking for something to do outside of the park? Check out the Delaware Wildlife Area just north of Delaware. This 4,670-acre ecosystem is great for hunting and fishing for a diverse spectrum of wildlife. Rabbits, mourning doves, pheasants, and deer are some of the most commonly hunted game in the area. Drop a line and see if you can catch any bluegill, channel catfish, or sockeye salmon. If hunting or angling is your game, you won't want to miss the Delaware Wildlife Area. If you have the urge to explore, the Olentangy Indian Caverns are a short drive away. Discover ancient Native American lore related to the caves, then take a tour through the maze of natural underground tunnels. Bring the whole family. There's a 50,000-square-foot petting zoo full of goats, deer, zebu, chickens, and sheep, all of whom are friendly and love the hands-on interaction. Visitors also get to do some gem mining, miniature golfing, and even a treasure hunt maze! Or, head to the world-famous Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. You'll find hundreds of animals from all over the world that you can see and learn about. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also has great food and live music for its visitors. The zoo provides educational resources, programs, guided tours, as well as community outreach. If you're an animal enthusiast, this is the place for you. Discover the wild world of Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. While the park is full of natural wonder, Delaware State Park is surrounded by civilization. Therefore, when it's time to leave, you'll have no trouble finding a gas station in the area or a place to have a great meal. Then you can take I-71 south towards Kentucky or west towards Indiana.