RV Rental Smithsburg, MD

Catoctin Mountain Park was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps following the Great Depression in order to preserve the area and provide local citizens with an objective that would help them overcome their troubles and life situation. Today activities in the park should start from the visitor center where guests can use the washrooms and stock up on any supplies they might need. There are tens of miles of hiking trails ranging in difficulty from easy to strenuous where guests can observe the plant life and the wildlife; cabins can be rented for those wishing to stay overnight, and tent camping is allowed.

Catoctin Wildlife Preserve is an interactive wildlife sanctuary where guests can touch and feed the exotic wildlife being cared for. The park also provides educational experiences by providing guides who can inform the park's guests about the animals and their environments, and answer questions. The park also has a safari ride where visitors can view camels, bison, zebras, and much more. Keep your Smithsburg RV rental nearby, and you can spend the day taking breaks when you need or want to.

Washington Monument State Park is an outdoor recreational environment centered around the first monument created in the memory of George Washington, a rugged stone tower created in 1827 by the citizens of Boonsboro. The park has a museum dedicated to the area's environment and the events that occurred there; it is a popular destination for hikers and a good place to watch for migratory birds such as hawks, eagles, and falcons.

There are numerous RV parks and campgrounds in and around Smithsburg, and some of them may have tent camping or mobile homes. Your Smithsburg RV trailer rental is your assurance that your vacation will be enjoyable no matter where you stay.

Hagerstown / Antietam Battlefield KOA is a full-service RV campground with social events for its guests such as summer-themed weekends. It has a pavilion, a restaurant, and a snack bar. Guests can swim, tube, or fish in the nearby Conococheague Creek, or play a game of chess on the life-size chessboard. Some individual sites have full hookups, pull-through access, and patios. There are some tent sites in the park.

There are a number of things to do when touring the area with a campervan rental from Smithsburg. Visitors should start with a rock lookout where you can see into West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. It is quite high, and there are no barriers, so visitors with children or those afraid of heights should use caution. Guests can drive to the top or make it into a nice day hike. Shoppers will delight in the factory and premium outlets, and there is a Dutch market which sells some furniture and gifts but mostly food items such as doughnuts, pretzels, and the more common meats and vegetables. A local hands-on museum has exhibits with themes such as baseball, dinosaurs, outer space, and more; a good family destination where kids can experience as well as look. Don't forget to spend an afternoon cruising the highways in your Smithsburg motorhome rental which is what RV vacations were made for.

When it's time for dinner, Smithsburg has a large and varied selection of restaurants to choose from. One local Chinese restaurant offers fresh food, and the portions are large. Visitors sampling the food here should try the crab rangoon. A local New York style pizzeria has Wi-Fi and outlets where guests can recharge their mobile phones. It has beer on tap, a brand that began as an error in product but became a local dining favorite. Prices are reasonable, and the restaurant delivers; one phone call, and you can enjoy your pizza in your favorite lawn chair, enjoying the sunset or a nighttime sky. This is camping at its best.