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

The closest RV camping sites are within 20 miles of the town, in the Hollofield area of Patapsco Valley State Park. Your RV rental in Parkville will have access to potable water, 30 amp electric service, and a dump station. A few miles farther and you'll run into the Bar Harbor RV Park and Marina where full hookup sites await as well as restrooms and showers. You'll also have waterfront pool access and a view of Bush River. Numerous gas stations are found in Parkville, so you can fill up your tank before leaving town for a look at some other choices farther from town. About 30 miles away, you'll find a KOA campground close to the Baltimore/DC area. Military families have more sites to choose from at the Aberdeen Proving Ground Campgrounds and Camp Meade RV Park where full hookup sites, showers, and restrooms can be found. A couple of other campgrounds open to civilians include Merry Meadows Recreation Farm (full hookups) and Bay Shore Campground (water/electric sites). A handful of Walmart stores are located around the Parkville area, the closest being in Nottingham two miles away and Towson, three miles away. Get the approval of the store manager, and you just might have a place to stay for a night or two in their parking lot.

There's only one place in Parkville where everyone seems to converge for all their needs: Harford Road. Survey the scene to find where you can shop for antiques or sit down for a proper meal. Italian and Chinese cuisines are on offer including traditional American staples. Seafood is also on the menu. Many shops line Harford Road, so if nothing tickles your culinary fancy, you can cook up your favorites from ingredients bought from the dozen or so grocery and convenience stores found in town. If you've always wanted to sample the tastes of Bohemia, rent a motorhome in Parkville and join in the celebration of the annual Czech and Slovak Heritage Festival held in October. Make a beeline for the kolaches (fruit portions wrapped in puffy dough), and brace yourself for the powerful "slap-in-the-face" effect of plum brandy slivovice. Learn how the Czech and Slovak republics came out of a 300-year rule under the Austrian monarchy, and listen to the (trilingual) stories of long-ago transplants and their contributions to their new homeland. Take the Maryland Transit Administration's buses to Baltimore, and it will be worth your while to check out the city's collection of attractions while you can. Drop by at the Camden Yards to watch the Baltimore Orioles play in their home turf. Explore the Inner Harbor and step inside the public National Aquarium to see sharks, dolphins, and jellyfish, among the aquarium's ample array of aquatic species. From here, take the water taxi to the Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine where the "Star-Spangled Banner" flag was born. Look around and you'll also see many other artifacts on display that show how the fort was used over time since the War of 1812. In Parkville, heritage and history are something you can see, taste, and touch. Add a generous dose of nature to the mix, and you have a memorable adventure ahead. Find the best RV rental in Parkville now, and discover which combination works for you.