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Just south of the Maryland-Pennsylvania border, the town of Rising Sun, MD, offers visitors a quiet escape from the rest of the world. What’s beautiful about Maryland is that no matter where you are, you are never far from the water. Rising Sun is less than 15 miles away from the northernmost reaches of the famed Chesapeake Bay. Rising Sun has an interesting history, having once been a part of the Quaker lands, and then being argued over by the governments of both Pennsylvania and Maryland. With a fair share of historic buildings, Rising Sun almost acts as a time capsule into life both in colonial times and at the dawn of the railroad industry.

When you book an RV in Cecil County and begin to spend time there, you will understand why the area was claimed by so many. With its lush forests and tranquil waterways, Rising Sun and Cecil County both offer a taste of the good life.

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The Great Outdoors

Just a short drive to the north, over the Pennsylvania border, is Nottingham County Park near Oxford, Pennsylvania. Nottingham sits in a unique geologic area, right on top of a rare serpentine outcrop. This has also created a unique ecosystem to southern Pennsylvania. There aren’t many places in the Mid-Atlantic where you’re going to find prairie land and savannahs, but this is one of them. When you stop here with the Rising Sun camper rental, you’ll be able to immerse yourself in this one-of-a-kind pocket of nature while you enjoy a leisurely hike through the scrub forest.

Just to the southwest, on the other side of the Susquehanna River, is the Susquehanna State Park near Havre de Grace, Maryland. This dense forest, thanks to the ever-flowing river, is a wonderful place to retreat into nature. At Susquehanna, you can enjoy hiking through the forest, fishing in the river and streams, and you can even spend some time at the various historic sites and museums throughout the park.

If you want to escape into the Maryland forests, then head to Elk Neck State Forest in North East, Maryland. At just over 3,500 acres, Elk Neck is home to trails that cover flat land, rolling hills, marshes, and everything in between. With just shy of 30 miles of trails, you can easily spend a couple of days exploring the forest. Not only that, but Elk Neck is a common stopover point for a variety of migratory birds, which is sure to delight any bird-watcher.

RV Parks

When you rent an RV in Rising Sun, you may want to secure a campsite or two. That way, you can fully rest up in between your days of hiking and swimming.

Just a short drive to the southeast, between the shores of the Elk River and the North East River, is the Woodlands Camping Resort. Here, guests will have access to full hookups, restroom and shower facilities, and a dump station. Visitors will also have access to basketball courts, a pool, and a playground.

If you enjoyed your time journeying through Susquehanna State Park, then why not stay there? At the campgrounds of Susquehanna State Park, guests will have access to bathroom and shower facilities and nearby running water. There are some sites with electricity. Be sure to reserve in advance.

Explore the City

When you book an RV rental in Rising Sun, be sure to set aside some time to explore the local area. There are so many places to explore to get a better sense of the local community.

If after a day of hiking and beach-going, you’re looking for some entertainment, then head to the Street Lamp Productions. This local theater just almost always has a performance happening, so check in and see what's playing while you're in town.

If your wildlife viewing has left you wanting more, then head to the Plumpton Park Zoo. Here, you can see a wide variety of both local and exotic animals. Home to tigers, giraffes, wolves, and alligators, here you are sure to find something wild to delight your inner child.

When you book a camper rental in Rising Sun, you can take your love for snacks to the Herr’s Snack Factory. At Herr’s, you can tour the factory and learn all about how to make potato chips, kettle cooked chips, pretzels, and more of your salty favorites. Sometimes there are even special events, so be sure to check out what’s happening at the factory ahead of time.

When you find yourself needing to restock and refuel your RV rental in Rising Sun, you will find several options along Highway 273, the main road that runs through town. And when you find yourself in the Chesapeake Bay region, you have to treat yourself to some locally caught crab. Whether you enjoy just the crab legs, crab cakes, or even some lump crab meat on top of a salad, you can’t go wrong with a little Old Bay seasoning and a healthy appetite.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds


  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Rose Trail, MDRising Sun, MD
  • Doe Trail, PANottingham, PA
  • Nottingham Park Fitness Trail, PANottingham, PA
  • Buck Trail, PANottingham, PA
  • Susquehanna Ridge Short Loop Trail, MDSusquehanna State Park, MD
  • Lower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway Trail, MDSusquehanna State Park, MD
  • Ivy Branch Trail, MDSusquehanna State Park, MD
  • Rock Run Grist Mill Trail, MDSusquehanna State Park, MD
  • Susquehanna Ridge Trail Large Loop, MDSusquehanna State Park, MD
  • Lapidum Rock Run Loop, MDSusquehanna State Park, MD

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