RV Rental Orono, ON

Just south of town are the shores of Lake Ontario, most accessible from the city of Oshawa. If you choose to spend the day on the shores of this Great Lake, you’ll be met with a plethora of options for enjoying your day. You can go hiking along the Waterfront Trail, or rent a canoe or kayak and venture out onto the waters. You can even explore the Oshawa Second Marsh and revel in the biodiversity of the region, all the way from the birds to the various grasses. Spending the day at Lake Ontario can be one filled with relaxation and self-reflection or one filled with excitement and adventure - the choice is yours.

If you’re looking for a bit of a retreat, then head to the Ganaraska Forest on the way to Millbrook. Here, you can go snowmobiling through the forest in the winter, or hiking in the summer. At the Ganaraska Forest Centre, you can take classes about the forest and the importance of understanding and preserving biodiversity and the ecosystem. Get information on the history of the region, such as that of the local First Nation peoples. With over 100 miles of trails, you can use the whole day to explore the beautiful land around you and still not have enough time to see it all.

If you already have an Orono motorhome rental, you might as well get your money’s worth and head up to the Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park in Bancroft. About an hour and a half to the north, Kawartha Highlands is the second largest park in Ontario. Here, you can enjoy backcountry canoeing down one of the six highlighted trails. By traveling these waterways, you get to see the Highlands in a whole new light. If canoeing doesn’t sound like your favorite mode of transportation, hiking along the trails can be just as rewarding.

When you rent an RV in Orono, Ontario, you’re going to need to find somewhere to stay for the night. Luckily enough, there are several RV camping locations in and around town that should meet your needs.

Just to the east of town is Cedar Valley Resort. Here, your Orono camper rental will be treated to full hookups up to 30 amps and you’ll have access to restrooms, shower facilities, and a swimming area. The resort, with 100 acres of space, has the option to fish for trout or attend one of the park’s organized events. There’s a lot to keep everyone busy here.

Head less than half an hour north in your Orono luxury RV rental and you’ll find Sandaraska Park in Bethany. You will have electric and water hookups with access to restroom and shower facilities, laundry facilities, and 200 acres of open space. Not only that, but you can take a hike on one of the adjacent trails, play a game of basketball or read a new book in the on-site library. If that isn’t enough, you can also take a dip in the heated saltwater pool.

Though it’s a small community, it isn’t small in character. When you rent a motorhome in Orono, you will be blown away with the amount of activity happening in the area. Be sure to set aside plenty of time to get to explore the community around you.

Don’t let the name of this zoo fool you, the Jungle Cat World Wildlife Park has so much more than big cats. Yes, if you’re looking to see a snow leopard or tiger or lion, this is definitely the place to go. However, you will also see kangaroos, pythons, parrots, and so much more. You’ll easily spend your day bouncing from exhibit to exhibit as you get a glimpse of all of these rare and beautiful animals.

If you want to get a true sense of the character of Orono, then head to the town center. There, you will be delighted by the dozens of antique shops. There are actually more than 80 antique shops in the area of Orono. What better way to get to know an area than by digging through what winds up in their antique shops?

At the end of your day of hiking and antiquing, reward yourself with a beavertail. It isn’t as gruesome as it sounds. A beavertail is a thin, sweet, fried pastry that is covered with all sorts of goodies, like maple syrup or banana or chocolate. Live it up and see it all in an Orono, Ontario RV rental.