RV Rental Oakville, ON

Much like its neighbor cities, Toronto and Mississauga, Oakville is an extremely green city that continually places an emphasis on having pleasant public spaces where people can enjoy the seamless blend of nature and cityscape. Coronation Park is one example of how Oakville utilizes its public space for the benefit of the community, especially its land next to Lake Ontario. This gorgeous lakefront park has scenic picnic areas with covered areas and BBQ pits, and a stage for summer concerts. Lakeside Park and Tannery Park are two of Oakville's other great lakefront parks, sitting on both sides of the Sixteen Mile Creek that empties into Lake Ontario. Lakeside Park is a tranquil place with lots of green space and is even home to the town's first post office.

Kawartha Highlands Regional Park can be found by driving two hours north of the metro area. This park is excellent for camping in your Oakville RV rental, as well as canoeing, kayaking, swimming, fishing, and hiking. Another Ontario spectacle worth seeing when you rent an RV in Oakville is the iconic Niagara Falls State Park on the Canadian-United States border. This glorious collection of towering waterfalls is one of the most famous natural water features in the world and brings in millions of visitors each year.

Algonquin Provincial Park was named a National Historic Site in 1992 as it is the oldest park of its kind in the country. The park truly set a high standard for other parks in Canada to strive for, and its original cabins and old buildings can still be toured to this day.

Pukaskwa National Park can be found far to the north on the shores of Lake Superior and is very deserving of a visit after you rent a motorhome in Oakville and take a road trip. The park is known for its stretch of undeveloped coastline that is the largest in the Great Lakes region, with over 700 miles of sandy beaches, waterfalls, and rugged forest.

Bruce Peninsula National Park is a fabulous place to visit in your Oakville motorhome rental, to see its spectacular limestone bluffs and ancient rocky grottos on the Bruce Peninsula that juts into Lake Huron. Both Bruce Peninsula National Park and Point Pelee National Park are not far from Oakville. Point Pelee National Park is near Detroit, Michigan in the United States and has unbelievable views of Lake Erie, and some of the best birdwatching on the continent.

There is no shortage of interesting attractions in and around Oakville, with its delightful historic neighborhoods, and amazingly diverse eateries. Downtown Oakville is a vibrant focal point in central Oakville, where an eclectic mix of exotic foods can be found. Lots of art galleries, pubs, breweries, retail shopping centers, and historical landmarks attract legions of people throughout the year. Speaking of landmarks, there are several houses that operate as museums that are worth checking out when you book an RV rental in Oakville. The Merrick Thomas Farm House and the Sovereign House, which houses the Bronte Historical Society, are two fabulous stops to make while in the area. A lot can be learned by these living museums, with old artifacts and original furniture on display. The Oakville Museum is yet another historic house with a wealth of informative exhibits inside. The house once belonged to the Chisholm family, some of the original founders of Oakville. There are also lots of antique furniture and old dresses to be seen at the Oakville Museum.

The Bronte Fisherman's Memorial and the Oakville Lighthouse are treasured attractions on the water’s edge where you can shop, eat, or take a tour of the old lighthouse that has guided countless ships. Finally, the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame & Museum is a must-see for any fans of the sport, and there is a golf course located next door in case you feel like playing a round yourself.

Fortunately, there are several places to park, shop and fuel up your Oakville camper rental when you rent an RV in the city. Oakville is also surrounded by lots of accommodating campgrounds and RV resorts for visitors to stay overnight. Flamboro Valley Camping Resort is open May through October and has spacious campsites along with a heated pool, splash park, hot tub, walking trails, a picnic pavilion, a clubhouse, and many more activities.

Olympia Village RV Park & Campground also has a large pool as well as a snack bar, playscape, and a fishing pond. Olympia Village is centrally located and within walking distance to many area attractions like Flamboro Speedway and the African Lions Safari park.

Toronto West KOA has bicycle rentals so guests can explore the area, and its proximity to Toronto makes for some great sightseeing. Jordan Valley Campground is close to Niagara Falls could be a decent place to stay if you plan on seeing the greatest waterfalls in North America.