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

The campground at Susquehanna State Park consists of two loops, with 69 sites although only a few have electrical hookup. The majority of sites are basic, with just a fire ring and there’s a restroom located in the center of each loop. This is a basic site with few facilities but does give you very easy access to the park trails and the river when camping with an RV. Woodlands Camping Resort is located in Elkton, less than 20 miles away. Open year-round this RV resort offers full hookup sites with daily, weekly, and monthly options. Electric golf carts are fine here so if you have one don't forget to bring it. There is a maximum of two pets.

The park doesn’t have a store or gas station, so you’ll need to travel to nearby Havre de Grace in your rental RV to refuel and collect supplies. In the town is a range of restaurants from fast-food to more upmarket fish and steakhouses. You’ll also find a good range of shopping, but if you need more, larger cities are just a short drive away. There is plenty to explore in the area when camping at Susquehanna State Park. Steppingstone Farm Museum is located within the park grounds and aims to preserve the rural heritage of Hartford County. On display are around 7,000 tools and artifacts and within the farm’s barns and outbuildings are working exhibits of 18th-century trades. From broom makers, blacksmiths, stone-cutters, and masons, all the trades required to operate an 18th-century farm are represented. At Rock Run Historical Area, a number of 18th-century buildings have been preserved and opened to the public. The original Rock Run Grist Mill ground turned wheat into flour using a waterwheel for power. The building was restored in the 1960s and demonstrations of the working waterwheel and mill take place on weekends and public holidays. There are many more buildings in the area, including the Carter-Archer Mansion House, built for the mill owner in 1804. The house is partially restored and offers a glimpse into life in the 19th-century. While visiting Havre de Grace in your rental RV, the town’s Maritime Museum would make for an interesting stop. The museum is located at the mouth of the Susquehanna River where it meets the Chesapeake Bay, and its goal is to preserve the local maritime history. Opened in 1988, the main floor holds 21 exhibits of maritime artifacts related to the local area. On the ground floor is the boat shop, which currently houses three historic boats including a Chesapeake Skiff. Dotted throughout the grounds are a number of other exhibits to explore.