RV rental Monkton, MD: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Pick up your motorhome rental in Monkton and drive east to Bar Harbor RV Park, which nestles on a wooded peninsula that juts into the Bush River. It offers a waterfront pool and fishing pier, as well as a children’s playground and an on-site grocery store where you can stock up on supplies. You can take advantage of the Wi-Fi and fire rings, as well as rent a kayaks and stand-up paddleboards from the adjacent marina. Closer to Baltimore is the Orems Trailer Park - a long-term residential park that also offers a few overnight sites. You can head here with the RV rental from Monkton and pull into one of their shaded sites that are accessed along well paved roads. Pets are welcome to stay with you. Make the short drive north and you'll find the Merry Meadows Recreation Farm, another pet-friendly RV destination near the Maryland-Pennsylvania border. It’s could be a good park for kids, with a swimming pool, playground, and miniature golf course, as well as various nature trails to explore and a golf range. Catch up on your washing at the two laundry rooms or get recommendations on what to do in the area at the on-site tourist information office.

Rent a motorhome in Monkton to explore My Lady’s Manor, the agricultural area that surrounds the village. It centers around a 10,000-acre manor that was established in 1713 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978, with more than 60 structures and outbuildings comprising the district. Admire the charming Monkton Railway Station and visit St. James Episcopal Church - a brick-built Georgian landmark that dates to 1755 - then visit the Corbett Historic District that’s clustered with late-19th-century buildings. If you’re interested in the United States’ sporting legacy, stop in at the Lacrosse National Hall of Fame and Museum in Sparks Glencoe. It details the history of the sport from its Native American origins to modern-day competitions, as well as highlighting some of lacrosse’s greatest players. Browse the vintage equipment and memorabilia relating to the sport, then see who’s been inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Make a day trip south to discover the sights of Baltimore, including the birthplace of the national anthem “The Star-Spangled Banner” at Fort McHenry. Get a cultural fix at the outstanding Baltimore Museum of Art or catch a baseball game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Don’t miss a stroll around the entertainment district of Inner Harbor, which is home to the National Aquarium, the Maryland Science Center, and plenty of eateries serving the city’s famous blue crab. Monkton is home to a small grocery store where you can grab fresh produce, as well as a gas station if you need to fill up your camper rental in Monkton. It’s just 15-minute drive south to Hunt Valley if you’re after a more extensive range of services, as well as eateries for dining out. You can also make the 30-minute drive to the shopping center in Rosedale. Whether you’re visiting Baltimore County for its recreational lakes or historic villages, book an RV in Monkton today and start exploring!