RV rental Pocomoke River State Park, MD: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Spending time outdoors is an excellent way to let your mind and body relax and recharge from the hassles of everyday living. Boating at Pocomoke River State Park is a favorite activity for many visitors. Pull your boat or other watercraft behind your campervan rental and gear up for some fun on the water. The Shad Landing Marina has a pier, launching ramp, lighted dock, electrical hookups. Shad Landing even has fuel and a pump-out station. Milburn Landing has a pier and launching ramp for hand-launched watercraft. The park also offers watercraft rentals. Pack your fishing gear in your rental RV and spend the weekend camping at Pocomoke River State Park. A Chesapeake Bay Sports fishing license is required to fish in the Pocomoke River and the creeks that meander through the park. A freshwater fishing license is required when fishing in the Fish for Fun pond located across from the marina. If you plan to go trout fishing here, make sure to read up on the state regulations. Spend a lazy afternoon by the Shad Landing Pool. This idyllic pool is surrounded by trees for plenty of shade from the sun. The large pool is only open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. The pool does have certified lifeguards on duty, and there's even a concession stand for visitors to get snacks and drinks. You'll need to pay a small fee to enjoy the Shad Landing Pool unless you're a registered camper at Pocomoke River State Park, a veteran, or active duty military. Motorhome camping at Pocomoke River State Park allows visitors to hit the hiking trails early and enjoy nature as it's waking up from its slumber. There are over 25 miles of trails, and trail maps and guides are available for a fee at the park office. During hunting season, the park requests that hikers wear bright orange while on the trails. Hikers should check out the Algonquin Cross Country Trail that is 12.5 miles in length and winds through Pocomoke River State Park and the Chesapeake Forest.