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Incorporated and officially declared a town on January 1, 1874, Orangeville originated as early as 1820, when two men purchased plots of land where the town now stands. As more people arrived, the community continued to grow and in 1863 was unofficially named after Orange Lawrence, a Connecticut businessman, in 1863. Its public library, which still stands today at the corner of Mill Street and Broadway, was built in 1908, due in part to financial assistance from famed philanthropist and businessman Andrew Carnegie.

Orangeville is the administrative and commercial hub of Dufferin County, as well as its county seat. Search for an RV in Orangeville ahead of time and your RV rental vacation can begin the second your feet hit the ground. Other nearby cities worth investigating are Barrie, Toronto, Guelph, Hamilton and Peterborough. From Orangeville, you are also a short drive from the U.S. cities of Detroit and Buffalo.

Orangeville is a relatively quiet town. In recent years, a number of old trees scattered around town died; local artists carved these trees into sculptures, such as the Statue of Santa Claus in Kay Cee Gardens, in order to preserve the memory of the trees and illustrate the town's identity. Don't forget to get some pictures of these using your Orangeville RV rental as a backdrop; you're not likely to find art like this anywhere else.

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The Great Outdoors

Water enthusiasts will be happy to note that Orangeville is within striking distance of three of the Great Lakes: Lake Huron, Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. There are numerous fishing charters to choose from or you can take a relaxing cruise and enjoy the sites. Ontario has some of the most beautiful countryside in the world but there is no comparison to observing it from the water.

The Great Lakes are also an epic location for solo sports. Visitors can rent canoes, kayaks, dragon boats and paddle boards, then head out onto the water on their own. Head north of Orangeville to Collingwood, then west to enjoy a scenic drive along Highway 26, parts of which run right next to the lakeshore. Along this path, you will find several areas perfectly fitted for hiking, such as Craigleith Provincial Park. This park hosts hiking and biking trails, and is a good spot for launching canoes and kayaks. Its shale shoreline has fractured pieces of shale, some of which may contain fossils as much as 450 million years old. Farther north you will find additional parks and conservation areas worth checking out with the Orangeville rental motorhome.

Ontario is golf heaven and Orangeville has its fair share of courses. Of the nineteen or so nearby courses, five are public courses. Park your Orangeville motorhome rental nearby and take in views of the courses while enjoying your home cooked lunch.

RV Parks

There are a number of RV resorts in or near Orangeville to choose from. A few of these are Toronto North / Cookstown KOA Holiday, Blue Sky RV Resort, Barrie KOA Holiday and Gulliver's Lake RV Resort & Campground. All of these resorts are open from May to October, with the exception of Toronto North which opens in late April. Set up your Orangeville travel trailer rental at any of these sites or others, and enjoy their amenities after a day of exploring the city or surrounding countryside.

Close to Orangeville, Blue Sky RV Resorts has restrooms, showers, laundry facilities and a convenience store. There is a clubhouse & weight room, gazebo, a playground and basketball court, a pool, dog park, and trails for hiking, biking and ATVs.

Toronto North is located near Barrie and has restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, full hookups, a dog park and a convenience store. A shuttle bus will take you to the nearby mall but there are also daily activities, basketball, volleyball and a swimming pool.

Barrie KOA, just a hop and a skip from Toronto North, has a pool, playground, a pizzeria and snack bar and daily activities, including a wagon ride. It has full hookups and wireless internet.

Gulliver's Lake RV Resort & Campground is a gated RV park, with wireless internet, restrooms and showers, playground, picnic area and pavilion. There are planned activities as well as horseshoes, volleyball and shuffleboard. Gulliver's Lake is, obviously, close to a lake so you can rent kayaks and paddleboards, or go fishing.

Exploring The City

Closer to the city, Island Lake Conservation Area provides yet another venue for walking, hiking, biking or just enjoying the scenery. Photography enthusiasts can capture land or lakes vistas, either in summer or winter. Winter offers a chance to try your hand at ice fishing, after which you can retire to the warmth of your motorhome rental in Orangeville.

Orangeville also has a thriving arts community, and Theatre Orangeville is an exceptional venue for displaying this talent. There are arts and gift shops, selling items made by local artists, and walking tours of the town and its culinary scene.

The list of available cuisines isn't extensive in Orangeville, but you do have your choice from a number of Asian, Canadian and American eateries, as well as several pizzerias. The town is a little larger in size, so those wishing to take a walking tour of their options should probably start out early. Outlets range from cheap eats to moderately priced, so dining out will not be hard on the wallet.

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