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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.

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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.

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.

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.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Vicki Barron Lakeside Trail, ONOrangeville, ON
  • Island Lake Conservation Area Trail, ONOrangeville, ON
  • Hockley Eastern Trails, ONOrangeville, ON
  • Hockley Valley and the Tom East Side Trail, ONOrangeville, ON
  • Cannings Falls, ONOrangeville, ON
  • Glen Haffy Loop Trail, ONCaledon, ON
  • The South Outlier Loop Trail, ONOrangeville, ON
  • McCarston's Lake Side Trail , ONShelburne, ON
  • Bruce Trail: Dufferin Hi-Land Section, ONShelburne, ON
  • Mono Cliffs Provincial Park Area Trails, ONOrangeville, ON

Recent RV rental reviews in Orangeville

Anita D.

October, 2025

Great experience
Greg M.

October, 2025

Wonderful experience all around. Would definitely book again!
Michael W.

October, 2025

Yes, I am “that guy” whose wife wrote this extra-long one…
Hans could not have been a better host - accommodating, modest, transparent, well-spoken, good-natured and responsive. In his instructional walk-through, he neither over-sold it, nor under-sold it.
The RV? Absolutely loved it. Perfect size for two, inside, easy to drive, for a newbie and a super-easy-to-operate control panel, with a separate paper sheet of QR codes that take you to a “Hans” video, if you need a visual aid for something. Likely not, but a nice-to-have. We had cause to text him about a minor electrical issue and he responded quickly. When we, sadly, returned the RV and told him of the hotel where we were staying that night and it was the same one that he recommends! The Comfort Inn Toronto Airport West. He asked us to say hi to Lucky (front desk) for him. We went, we did and we enjoyed it.

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