RV Rental Comber, ON

Lake St. Clair is just north of Comber near Stoney Point. The lake acts as a natural border between southern Ontario and Detroit and welcomes visitors to its sunny shores. You can soak up the sun on the shores or head out on the water. You can rent a boat from a local marina or secure a canoe or kayak and explore closer to the shoreline. You can also rent a bike and bike along the trail that winds itself along the shore.

If you want to explore Lake Erie, you can head south of town to Point Pelee National Park of Canada in Leamington, the most southern point of Canada. A wonderful spot for birders, Point Pelee is visited by migratory birds every year. If you’d rather explore the Canadian wilderness a little more up close, you can rent a canoe or kayak and travel through the waterways that wind through the park. Or you can relax and head out for an easy hike on one of the nature trails or set yourself up on one of the beaches and soak up some sun.

Those looking to cross into America with a Comber RV rental by owner can head to the Waterloo State Recreation Area near Chelsea, Michigan for a wonderful day trip. One of the largest parks in Michigan, the Waterloo State Recreation Area welcomes guests to enjoy its many hiking trails, sandy beaches, and refreshing lakes. If you’re visiting in the winter, the hiking trails become cross-country ski trails, and you can enjoy the winter wonderland in a whole new way.

When you rent an RV in Comber, you are going to want to make sure you reserve yourself a spot or two at a nearby RV park or campground. Luckily enough, there are a few places in the area that are worth considering.

Just a short drive south of town is the Campers Cove Campground. At Campers Cove, guests will have access to full hookups, restroom and shower facilities, and laundry facilities. Guests will also have access to a beach on the shores of Lake Erie. This park is only open during the summer.

To the west of town is the Willowood RV Resort. At Willowood, guests will have access to full hookups, restroom and shower facilities, and laundry facilities. Guests will also be able to make use of a variety of recreational fields and courts, including miniature golf.

The best way to learn about a community is to spend time in it, so when you rent an RV in Comber, make sure you spend a little bit of extra time exploring the local environment. There is so much to see in the area that you will have no difficulty filling your days.

Just south of town is the Hallam Observatory. Operated by The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, the Hallam Observatory offers tours to those who are interested in learning about the observatory and the work that they do. You might even be able to take a peek through the telescope.

The city's prime location between Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie makes for a popular stopping over point for migratory birds. And so, The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary came into existence. Visitors to the sanctuary can learn all about the different migratory birds that make their way through Southern Ontario and will even get to see different birds depending on the season.

Just to the east of town is the Buxton National Historic Site and Museum. Here, you can learn about the community of escaped American slaves who found new beginnings in Southern Ontario. You’ll get to see historic buildings, both authentic or re-created, as well as artifacts.

When you inevitably find yourself needing to restock and refuel your RV rental in Comber, you will be able to find a wide variety of options right in town and around the local area.

This might come as a bit of a surprise, but Ontario is known for its blueberries. So after your days of hiking and swimming and learning, sit down to a fresh slice of blueberry pie or blueberry cobbler and enjoy the local flavors.