RV rental Iowa City, IA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Thanks to the size of the city, there are quite a few camping options when you book a travel trailer rental in Iowa City. One of the closest spots is Coralville Lake - COE/ Tailwater West. There a few small campgrounds scattered around Coralville Lake, and this one includes 20 paved sites. Some of these campsites include full hookups, and others support electric-only hookups, with 30 and 50 amp service. Showers and restrooms can be found on site, and the proximity of Coralville Lake means you'll never be short on activities. If you'd rather stay at a larger RV park with the Iowa City camper rental, then consider a stay at Amana RV Park and Event Center. This park contains nearly 450 grass and gravel sites that come with full hookups and max amp electrical service. There's plenty of space at this campground with room for big rigs and slide-out campers. Amenities are fully covered here, and you'll also be close to the historic Amana Colonies Village, meaning you won't be short of activities.

Iowa City is a fairly major city in the local vicinity, meaning you won't have to go far to get everything you need when you stay here. This city is known for being great for businesses, so you should find a wide range of shops and restaurants within the city. Iowa City also has an intriguing history, and visitors are welcome to learn about this at the Old Capitol Building. Now a museum, this beautiful white colonial statehouse is full of incredible rooms filled with lavish architectural flair, including chandeliers and spiral staircases. The museum holds exhibitions too, including local artists, and is supported by the University of Iowa, meaning there is an emphasis on teaching others about the city's history. The University of Iowa helps support many of the museums and institutions found around the city, and another intriguing museum to visit when you rent an RV in Iowa City is the Museum of Natural History. Claiming to be one of the oldest museums to the west of Mississippi River, this museum focuses on teaching people of all ages about the world in which we live. The displays at this museum are very impressive, including reconstructions of many natural habitats from thousands of years ago, with a display of almost every bird to have lived in the region, tallying over 1,000 specimens. If you want to get out of Iowa City, then consider planning a trip to the Amana Colonies Village near Middle Amana. This historic site and museum are perfect if you're looking to experience the past, as this village tries to preserve its German colonial heritage through crafts, art, and various food and drink to make visitors feel like they're back in the early 1900s. Employees dress in period clothing, and you can tour the village, with its turn-of-the-century shops and architecture.