RV rental Springfield Armory National Historic Site, CT: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

When looking for a convenient spot to camp in an RV near Springfield, the Sodom Mountain Campground in Southwick could be one place to consider. The combination of ample-sized back-in and pull-thru gravel sites are shaded, providing visitors with a cool environment in the summer. Even though there are no sewer hookups, water and electricity are available. Additional amenities include restrooms, picnic tables, and fire rings. This kids-friendly park has a pool and a mini-golf course for recreation. An alternative would be the Sunsetview Farm Camping Area in Monson. The big-rig accessible pull-thru gravel sites come equipped with full hookups and WiFi. The amiable staff members ensure that your stay in this campground is comfortable. This campground is also family-oriented with tons of kids’ recreational amenities like golf karts and a vast playground. Come with your furry friends as pets are allowed. The historic Old Sturbridge Village is just a stone's throw away.

As much as you’ll love touring the site, you’ll soon be yearning to explore the neighboring tourist attractions. Start your quest by visiting the best museums in the region. Located in the heart of Springfield, the Springfield Museums are world-class museums of art, history, and science, worth your time. Visitors get to see the paintings of celebrated painters and also ride the thrilling dinosaur train. Follow this up with a stop at Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden. Carry a camera in your RV rental to capture the images of your favorite Dr. Seuss’ characters. While still in Springfield, make sure to visit the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. This is the museum where NBA fans have an insight into the history of the game, honor the players who have been outstanding and get inspired to work on their talents. After touring the museum, pass by the gift shop and buy a court mug souvenir. A few miles away lies the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield. This is one of the largest agricultural event representing all the six New England states. If you’re willing to take a walk in the wild, drive off your Ludlow camper rental towards the zoo in the Forest Park and Education Center. Wander around the zoo and enjoy epic views of native and exotic animals like leopards, kangaroos, and polar bears. Kids and adults alike will love animal-petting as well as giraffe-feeding. If you're visiting the area between Thanksgiving Day and New Year’s Day, you’ll enjoy driving your motorhome through the vibrant lightings during the Bright Night event at Forest Park. Aside from being picturesque, this event gives a thrill that you won’t get anywhere else. Complete your tour with a visit of the New England White Flags in Agawam if the kids tagged along. Established in the late 19th century, this amusement park is the oldest of the six flags. Featuring dozens of rides, slides, and shows, this local gem is rated among the most popular amusement parks in America. When hunger comes calling, Springfield is littered with eateries serving everything from spicy Mexican burrito to hearty American hamburger. Have a bite of the tasty chicken shawarma and experience the Middle East's true taste.