RV Rental Woodstock, ON

If you’re looking for natural, green space with your camper rental in Woodstock, you’re in luck. The Upper Thames River Conservation Authority maintains Burgess Park, Harry Roth Park, and the Gordon Pittock Conservation Area. Fishing is allowed at Harry Roth Park and the Gordon Pittock Conservation Area and restricted hunting is allowed at the Gordon Pittock Conservation Area. Homer Brown Park, Southside Park, and McIntosh Park are also accessible to visitors and travelers.

For those who prefer organized outdoor recreation, there are golf courses and other sports facilities that you can visit with a travel trailer rental in Woodstock. Fishing, hunting, boating, snowmobiling, archery, and more are also available, and local vendors do provide gear rentals as well as knowledge of the best spots.

An RV rental in Woodstock needs a place to park and one of the spots to consider is Willow Lake Campground and RV Park. RV sites include full hookups, fire rings, and picnic tables. Park amenities include restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, a swimming pool, recreational facilities, and wood and ice available on site.

Pittock Conservation Area is another option. This scenic space offers campsites with electrical hookups. The campground provides restrooms and showers, a swimming pool, a boat launch, fishing, and firewood for sale.

You could also park the Woodstock luxury RV rental about 15 miles south of town at Casey’s Park near Salford. RV sites are available with full hookups, and WiFi is available on site. Campground amenities include a pond and a playground, and the park hosts a variety of events throughout the season.

You can venture 150 miles to the southwest and stay at Wildwood Golf and RV Resort near the shores of Lake Erie and 20 miles from the bordering U.S. city of Detroit. The resort features an 18-hole golf course, restaurant, and two swimming pools. RV sites include full hookups, cable, WiFi, picnic tables, and fire rings. Resort amenities also include restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, and a children’s play area.

Also in the Detroit region, you can find Pleasant Valley Family Campground. Sites include full hookups, WiFi, picnic tables, and fire pits. The campground provides restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, a swimming pool, a recreation room, a playground, recreational facilities, a dump station, planned activities, and a camp store.

History buffs will find much of interest when exploring the area with a Woodstock RV rental by owner. Buildings and sites worth exploring include the Woodstock Gaol, the Carnegie-grant Woodstock Public Library, the Old Fire Hall, the Woodstock Armoury, and the Old Registry Building. The Old Town Hall is now the Woodstock Museum National Historic Site with a collection of over 23,000 artifacts, rotating exhibits, and educational and interpretive programming.

You may want to plan your Woodstock camper rental vacation so you can take part in some of the special events and festivals that this city puts on every year. Some of the highlights of community life here include Art in Victoria Park, Woodstock Day, Victoria Day, Canada Day, the CP Holiday Train, and the three-day Cowapalooza with live music, entertainment, and local vendors and concessions. The city also operates the Woodstock Art Gallery with a collection of over 1,500 artworks and artifacts, many of which are certified as Canadian Cultural Property. The gallery also hosts special events and educational programs.

Adult visitors can enjoy the area’s wineries, breweries, and brewpubs and can also visit the casino in town, which features over 200 slot machines and meals and snacks. Visitors of all ages can find the freshest local produce, dairy, baked goods, and treats as well as crafts and other items from local vendors at the Woodstock Farmers’ Market. Take a trip down the Oxford County Cheese Trail with 24 stops at cheesemakers, restaurants, dairies, museums, and boutiques.