RV rental Gladwin, MI: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Gladwin County overflows with canoeing and fishing spots, and you don’t even have to go out of the city to slip into a canoe or fish for trout since the slow-moving and flat waters of the Cedar River flows right through the city. If you're partial to lakes (and certain types of fish), you have plenty in the county to choose from. Bluegill, carpie, and walleye can be found in abundance in Secord, Wixom and Smallwood Lakes while perch, pike and bass can be fished from Lakes Lancer, Lancelot and Wiggins. If you prefer to stretch your legs than get wet, discover miles of state forest land trails in the Gladwin Field Trial Area near Meredith about 20 a minute drive in your Gladwin camper rental. The Huron-Manistee National Forests is a little more than an hour’s drive and beckons with trails ranging in length from less than a mile to more than 100. Equestrians share some portions of the trail with hikers while cross-country and interpretive nature trails are often loops of different lengths. Mountain biking, off-roading and a variety of water-based pursuits like fishing, canoeing or boating are also popular activities in the forest that extends across the northern lower peninsula of Michigan. At Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness on the east shore of Lake Michigan, marvel at the 140-feet dunes, enjoy solitary walks and take in the sunset on the wide and sandy beach. For a marvelous view of the sun coming up on Lake Huron, aim your Gladwin motorhome rental east and follow United States Highway 23 as it winds 200 miles north following the lakeshore. From the historic train depot of Standish about 30 minutes away to the Mackinac Bridge to the far north, expect to encounter wetlands, forests, and trails as well as cultural attractions like parks, lighthouses, and museums. Stroll through charming small towns, climb atop a historic lighthouse, or enjoy a spot of fishing, canoeing, and even diving.