Myles Standish Campground

The Great Outdoors

When you rent an RV in Carver, it would be such a shame to miss out on one of the most beautiful areas around - Cape Cod National Seashore. The Cape Cod peninsula consists of dunes, ponds, and woods, and also loads of recreation opportunities. You can go fishing, for example, or hike in the gorgeous nature with amazing views trying to find one of the several lighthouses. Go swimming or surfing at the beach, or attend one of the ranger-guided programs - you can even access some of the best stories and information about the park on your own phone.While you’re by the coast, you might as well spend some time on the water as well as next to it. Other than kayaking, you can go on something that will tickle your inner marine zoologist. Yes, you guessed it: you’re going on a whale watch. Depart from Plymouth and head out on the open water where you’ll be able to spot several different whales, including humpbacks, finbacks, and pilot and minke whales - you might even get a glimpse of the endangered and rare right whale.Well, since you’re in Plymouth already, you might as well stay for a bit longer. Or rather, this is where you can exchange your camper rental for a rental bike and head out to see the idyllic countryside. Feel the wind in your hair and let it take you wherever it’s going - fingers crossed it’s headed to Plimoth Plantation, a living history museum where you can learn about the history of the Plymouth Colony from the perspectives of both the Pilgrims and the Native Wampanoag people. Have a look at the Wampanoag Homesite, the English village, and the grist mill - there’s even a full-scale replica of the Mayflower herself.

Exploring the Area

Hop into your motorhome rental so that you can experience all the fun and fascinating history and culture that can be found in Plymouth County. You can start by going on one of the great tours and visit breweries, farms, and other interesting sites - or learn about the significance of rocks in the area. There are also several cruises, most of which will give you the option to both wine and dine with the stunning ocean and shoreline as your setting.The museums and historic sites are many and all worth some of your time, but since you won’t be able to visit everything, you can start with the Pilgrim Hall Museum. Here you can not only learn about the settlers and their stories, but you can also see some of their possessions from the 17th century. Both William Bradford’s bible and Myles Standish’s sword are on display here. You can also go to Jenney Museum and learn about the Underground Railway movement and about slavery then and now.If you want to leave the rest of the world behind for a bit and step into captivating history and mesmerizingly beautiful nature, then it’s time for you to book an RV in Carver, Massachusetts.