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Boston, MA is on many travelers' bucket lists, and for a good reason. The city is home to a vast collection of historical sites owing to the city’s vibrant past. One of the lesser-known sites is the Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site. Located in Brookline, the site was established by Congress to preserve the home and office of Frederick Law Olmsted, the founder of American landscape architecture. To learn even more about Olmsted, search for an RV in Suffolk County and explore even more of what Boston has to offer.

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Getting Outdoors

When camping in an RV rental near Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, you’ll be spoilt for choice over the number of outdoor activities available. How about hanging out with your family at America’s oldest public park? Boston Common is home to a carousel, a playground, and even an ice rink, what more could you ask for. There are plenty of benches as well.

Camping at Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site

After renting an RV near Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, there are a couple of RV parks to choose from in the area for accommodation. Setting up your rental RV at Wompatuck State Park in Hingham is a good idea if you’re keen on camping at a place offering plenty of outdoor activities. The back-in sites offer electric hookups, but Boston campers get access to water spigots and a dump station as well. Additional amenities include restrooms, showers, and a playground for kids.

Exploring the Area

Despite being the largest city in New England, the city of Boston is fairly small, and the public transport system is reliable. Why not seize the opportunity to visit as many attractions as possible when camping in an RV in Boston? If you’re an art buff, start off by ticking the Museum of Fine Arts off your bucket list. Just be prepared to spend a couple of hours here as the museum is humongous, one of the largest in the country in fact. Are you on a tight schedule? Grab a highlights map that will lead you through a dozen masterpieces in an hour.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Brookline Reservoir Park Trail, MABrookline, MA
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  • Jamaica Pond and Victorian Jamaica Plain, MABoston, MA
  • Brookline Stairways and Paths, MABrookline, MA
  • Chestnut Hill Reservoir Trail, MAFrederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, MA
  • Arnold Arboretum Trail, MAFrederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, MA
  • Pierre Lallement Bike Path, MAFrederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, MA
  • Hammond Pond Reservation, MANewton, MA
  • Charles River Southwest Corridor Trail, MAJohn Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site, MA
  • Lost Pond Trail, MAFrederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, MA

Recent RV rental reviews in Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site

Amber A.

November, 2025

It was only an overnight stay and a tiny, insy, winsy look into the nomadic lifestyle, and I loved it. Definitely going to do it *screams in excitement and good fear*
Michele S.

November, 2025

We needed a way to get from NH to FL that was more comfortable than a car. We rented the Wilderness Explorer and it perfect for our needs. There were no issues and everything went smoothly. One tip...if you are travelling long distances be sure to download an app that is specific to vehicles that are 9.5" or higher. It will keep you off parkways and save lots of unnecessary stress.
T6h2n85bdj T.

October, 2025

My girlfriend Katie and I had an awesome time with Mike’s camper! It was super easy to drive, great on gas, and even fit into regular parking spaces without any hassle. The bed was really comfortable, and everything inside worked perfectly for our trip. Mike was amazing to work with — quick to communicate, super accommodating, and even let us grab it early so we could kick off our adventure. Thanks again, Mike! Would 100% rent from you again.

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