RV rental Walden Pond State Reservation, MA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

While touring Walden Pond state Reservation with a rental RV, a good campground will make your stay even more enjoyable. Consider camping at Hanscom AFB Famcamp if you’re on active duty, a veteran, or an emergency responder. This pet-friendly campground has sizeable gravel pull-thru sites with full hookups as well as other amenities like restrooms, showers, and Wi-Fi. Guests can book a guided Liberty Ride Trolley Tour of the Revolutionary War sites in Lexington and Concord. An alternative is the Boston Minuteman Campground in Littleton. This campground is set in a serene environment amidst soaring pine trees. The generously sized dirt back-in sites have full hookups, each campsite having a fire ring and a picnic table. Other facilities include a camp store and laundry room. Mobile connectivity is good despite the campground being in a densely forested area. For recreation, kids have access to a playground while the whole family can swim in the pool or walk in the nature trails.

When camping in a rental motorhome at Walden Pond State Reservation, use your spare time to visit other attractions in the region. Start your adventure by visiting the Concord Museum next door. This museum has interesting collections from the American Revolution War and fictional history. Some of the artifacts include Thoreau’s wooden flute and the Ralph Waldo Emerson’s study. Keep an eye on the calendar to see of your visit coincides with one of the numerous annual events, such as the Anniversary of the Boston Massacre. Before packing up your campervan and leaving Concord, stop by the Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House. This house is where Louisa May wrote and set Little Women in 1868. While at it, you’ll get details of how Alcott’s family impacted the literature, philosophy, and art to the current generation. Follow it with a visit to the Wilson Farm in Lexington to top-up on groceries. This local farmers’ market has an amazing selection of farm-fresh produce and is also a good place to dine. The deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln is one of the best family hangout spots in the area. Located on the shores of Flint’s Pond, this museum offers artistic kids a chance to think and create things as a team. It’s also a popular venue for weddings and parties. If you’ve got time to spare, drive off to the Mass Audubon’s Drumlin Farm and get up-close–and personal with farm animals. Besides farm animals like sheep and pigs, guests also get to learn how to grow vegetables. History buffs will find the Minute Man National Historical Park interesting. Here, you’ll see the battlefield of the opening battle of the Revolutionary War. While at the park, make sure to walk along the historic North Bridge. This is a replica of the bridge that stood during the day of the battle. Later, visit the Lexington Common, which is the site of the first battle between the Minutemen and the Redcoats. To learn more about New England’s history and its incredible architecture, reserve a seat on Boston Custom Tours and have a ride through several historic towns.