RV camping is always more fun when there is water nearby, especially if it's natural. If this is what you're seeking along with comfortable camping with natural amenities, consider heading for Rainbow Springs Campground. This family and pet-friendly RV park has a few sites that are ADA-accessible as well as laundry facilities, firewood, and an ice machine, and other items that will make your stay easy and enjoyable. When you're booking your site, you'll have a choice of pull-through or back-in access, fire rings with grills, picnic tables, and full or partial hookups. All of the sites have 50 amp electrical outlets.Once you're settled in, you're just a hop and a skip from the Rainbow River where you can canoe or kayak, swim, snorkel, or go tubing. Tubes can be rented at the day-use area if you don't have your own and there are trails in the day-use area where you can hike or ride your mountain bike. If you brought your binoculars or camera, you can spend some time observing the birds that call the park home or join one of the interpretive programs run by staff who can explain what you're seeing and point out items you might not have noticed. At night, you'll want to spend some time stargazing, something you can almost never do in a big city. You'll want to spend some time taking your RV rental for a drive somewhere or nowhere in particular; it doesn't matter where you're going as long as you're behind the wheel. Camping with an RV is your chance to experience convenient mobility without giving up the comforts of home.
RV camping is always more fun when there is water nearby, especially if it's natural. If this is what you're seeking along with comfortable camping with natural amenities, consider heading for Rainbow Springs Campground. This family and pet-friendly RV park has a few sites that are ADA-accessible as well as laundry facilities, firewood, and an ice machine, and other items that will make your stay easy and enjoyable. When you're booking your site, you'll have a choice of pull-through or back-in access, fire rings with grills, picnic tables, and full or partial hookups. All of the sites have 50 amp electrical outlets.Once you're settled in, you're just a hop and a skip from the Rainbow River where you can canoe or kayak, swim, snorkel, or go tubing. Tubes can be rented at the day-use area if you don't have your own and there are trails in the day-use area where you can hike or ride your mountain bike. If you brought your binoculars or camera, you can spend some time observing the birds that call the park home or join one of the interpretive programs run by staff who can explain what you're seeing and point out items you might not have noticed. At night, you'll want to spend some time stargazing, something you can almost never do in a big city. You'll want to spend some time taking your RV rental for a drive somewhere or nowhere in particular; it doesn't matter where you're going as long as you're behind the wheel. Camping with an RV is your chance to experience convenient mobility without giving up the comforts of home.