RV rental Horseneck Beach State Reservation, MA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Skip enduring listening to noisy neighbors at motels when you rent an RV. In the comforts of a camper rental, listen to waves crashing ashore and the cry of gulls and other seabirds overhead. Horseneck Beach State Reservation RV campground has over 100 sites for campers to choose from. Though there are no hookups, being able to RV camp so close to the beach may be worth the tradeoff. Some sites have waterfront views of Buzzards Bay. All sites are accompanied by fire rings or grills and picnic tables. Restrooms with showers are a short walk from most sites. Although dogs are permitted at the campground, be mindful that they are not allowed on the beach and also cannot be left at the campground alone. This campground is open only between May and October. Should space run out, which does happen on occasion, there are a handful of other options within 30 miles. RV camp near Portsmouth, RI, at Melville Ponds Campground. The campground offers a wide array of amenities like full hookups, shade trees, hot showers and restrooms, and WiFi. Gateway to Cape Cod RV campground may be a good option to consider, too. The campground is set in deep woods, and most RV sites have tall pine trees for shade. All sites have full or partial hookups, and guests can make use of the facility’s amenities like a swimming pool, WiFi, and a play area. There are several family-friendly planned activities, too.

An advantage of grabbing a rental motorhome is it makes traveling around this remote part of Massachusetts more convenient and fun. Explore the charming historic towns and find your favorite bookstore, coffee shop, a gift store with the perfect RV camping souvenir to take home, and historical museums. In New Bedford, MA is New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park, where visitors can explore the museum exhibiting various whaling and sailing artifacts from the 18th and 19th centuries. Continue the journey into the past at Ned’s Point Lighthouse in Mattapoisett. Built-in 1838, the lighthouse is one of the oldest on the coast and is open for tours. Are you a car enthusiast? The Newport Car Museum, found in Portsmouth, RI, has nearly a hundred unique, rare racing cars and sports cars on display. A shortlist includes Chrysler Mopars, muscle cars from the 60s, and an exquisite collection of Ford/Shelby cars like the 1965 Shelby 427 SC Cobra. At the end of a long day of frolicking on the beach and learning about the local towns’ history, kick up your heels outside a travel trailer rental and listen to the waves.