RV Rental Grand Valley, ON

Explore the stunning scenery of the town and surrounding areas in your campervan rental from Grand Valley, with Luther Marsh being one of the more popular destinations for vacationing families in the area. The Luther Marsh Wildlife Management Area covers almost 15,000 acres, consisting of wetlands, fields, forests, and even islands; it makes Grand Valley a popular destination with bird watchers, hikers, and hunters alike.

If you don’t mind heading a little way out with your luxury RV rental from Grand Valley, you could make your way over to the Belwood Lake Conservation Area which provides plenty of opportunity for all-around family fun, including boat rental, swimming, and fishing.

If you’re looking for something a little more sedentary, you can enjoy the great outdoors from the comfort of the local bakery and garden, a renowned local producer of baked goods. It’s not only the bakery that makes this local treasure a must-visit but the grounds, which can be explored by visitors, allow you to get a real insight into what farm-to-table really means.

There aren’t very many options for parking your RV rental near Grand Valley, in fact, there’s only one if you want to stay in Grand Valley itself, and then only a handful scattered up to an hour's drive away.

Summer Park Place is situated in Grand Valley itself, less than a ten-minute drive from the center of town. Only open seasonally from April until November, it is open to both short-term visitors and more long-term for retirees. Amenities include full hookups, access to the Grand River for fishing and boating, a children’s playground, mini golf, and family campfires which make this spot a good choice for those with young families.

Shamadon RV Resort is located a 45-minute drive from Grand Valley in Ayton. At this campsite, you’ll be met with a quiet RV park that offers full hookups, daily garbage service, and multiple extras such as a heated swimming pool, Koi pond, fishing hole, and enclosed dog run. This site seems especially well suited to adult families, and for multiple RVers traveling together as they do also offer buddy sites.

The town of Grand Valley might be small, but it has a big heart. If you happen to rent an RV near Grand Valley in mid-August, make sure to pick up your tickets for the Grand River RAM Rodeo, and get ready for a rip-roaring time for the whole family, with barrel racing, live music, and tailgating parties.

For a more chilled out day in town, you can wander around the local stores, grab some picnic fixings and a coffee, then head over to Stuckey Park -- named after one of the towns original founders, Mr Samuel Stuckey -- where you can sit by the river, hear the local birds chirping, and enjoy the well-manicured flower beds.

You’ll be hard pressed to find international food in this area, but not to worry, because the local restaurants offer such high-quality and delicious traditional and hearty homemade food that you won’t feel like you’re missing out. Or, if you’re planning on cooking at home, make sure to stock up at the store as there is only one grocery store, one gas station, and one convenience store in the entire town.

This cute little town is well worth a visit, and after reading all about what the location has to offer, you must be ready to book an RV in Grand Valley!