RV rental Viola, DE: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

The rural character of Viola lends itself well to RV renters who are willing to drive a little to reach some out-of-the-way campsites. Killens Pond Campground is one of the closest options when you choose a camper rental in Viola. It offers electrical and water hookups along with dump station access, showers, a playground, and of course, its namesake pond. Fishing and kayaking are both popular in Killens Pond, and boat rentals are available there for a small fee. There’s also a waterpark close by with a 54’-foot-tall waterslide. Another option is the G & R Recreation Campground just a short distance down Highway 13 from Viola. Sites there have full hookups (or just electrical if that’s your preference), volleyball and basketball courts, showers, a convenience store, and an activity hall where you can get together with family or fellow travelers. It’s also quite close to the Harrington Raceway and Casino if you’re hoping for some gaming when you get an RV rental in Viola. If you don’t mind staying a little farther out when you rent an RV in Viola, there’s also the option of camping at the Delaware Beaches Jellystone Park Campground. This is a full amenities park which includes hookups for your Viola camper rental, a swimming pool, convenience store, and lots of themed activities on the weekends, like movie nights, craft making, and costume contests. If you’re taking a family trip to Viola, this might be a good place to consider.

There’s not much to explore in town when you get a motorhome rental in Viola, but it’s only a short drive to some popular attractions in Camden and Dover. If you love car races, check out Dover International Speedway, which plays host to the NASCAR, Busch Series, and Craftsman Truck races. It’s considered one of the best tracks in America to watch a race as it’s relatively small and you can see the position of each car regardless of where you’re sitting in the stands. For those who enjoy a quirky museum that takes a deep dive into its subject matter, visit the Johnson Victrola Museum, which is also in Dover. Named after the inventor of the famed Victrola record player, the museum explores the history of the early days of the recording industry in America and is a part of the Delaware State Museum Buildings Complex that also includes a historic brick chapel and a Presbyterian Church from the 19th century. Military history buffs will also want to make a point of checking out the Air Mobility Command Museum in Dover, which features a massive collection of aircraft and flight simulators where visitors can get a sense of what it’s like to pilot one of these supersonic machines. The museum is located just outside the grounds of Dover Air Force Base so you won’t require base permission to access it.