RV Rental Hamilton

As Hamilton is a somewhat large city, it doesn’t lack in the outdoor activity department. There are many trails for hiking and cycling, many golf courses, and even activities for those who wish to get the adrenaline pumping, such as exploring the city and its surroundings from a bird’s eye perspective through glider and skydiving excursions.

One of the best cycling trails to visit is the Burlington Waterfront Trail. It starts in Hamilton and connects to the adjacent city of Burlington. The trail also offers a dazzling view of Lake Ontario, which is not to be missed in the summer.

Another great trail to cycle, walk, jog, or even ride a horse is the Hamilton Brantford Rail Trail. It is a 20-mile long trail covered in gravel, which offers anyone who takes it the ability to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Dundas Valley. If you’re lucky, you might even see some wildlife.

If you are a more adventurous person and want to have some adrenaline rushing through your veins, there are also skydiving tours in Hamilton’s vicinity where you can try this exhilarating activity. There are glider tours available as well, which provide the phenomenal experience of having endless views while gliding on the winds in one of these awesome aircraft.

When you’re exploring the region with the Hamilton motorhome rental, you can rent a boat and explore Lake Ontario and Lake Erie, throw in a hook and just enjoy a hot summer sun.

Although there are no designated RV parks in the center of Hamilton itself, there are many parks in the surrounding area. One of the campgrounds you can park the camper rental in Hamilton is the Fifty Point Conservation Area. It is a large RV park with full hookups, and well-kept, spacious, level sites. It allows for big rig access and is pet-friendly, so you can take your furry family member with you when visiting Hamilton and its surrounding beautiful nature!

Another RV park within the city premises is the Olympia Village & RV Campground in Waterdown. A 30-minute drive divides this RV park from Hamilton’s center, and here you will find nice and level gravel sites with full hookups and access for big rigs. There is also a pool within the park, as well as a playground for the youngest travelers. The campground is also pet-friendly.

There are three Walmart Supercenters in Hamilton, so you won’t have to worry about running out of supplies. Also, there are many gas stations scattered around the city, so rest assured that your Hamilton rental RV can be easily refueled.

The city of Hamilton was founded in the 19th century by George Hamilton and possesses a great historical and cultural background. Over the centuries, many have called this beautiful lake land home, from Indigenous people to trappers and first settlers, to today’s families.

There are many sites you can visit during your stay that can teach and show you the spirit of the city, such as museums, former homes of important people who’ve lived here, and much more.

One of the most interesting museums in Hamilton is HMCS Haida, a WW2 destroyer which has been repurposed to serve as a museum on water. There are also other museums such as houses of notable people from 19th and 20th century turned into museums to preserve the architecture and the spirit of the past.

Wherever you go in Hamilton, you will not be disappointed, as this city can provide well-deserved relaxation as well as great stories of the past.