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

Owosso is a city in Shiawassee County in the state of Michigan that was incorporated in 1859. It is also located in but not politically affiliated with Owosso Township. It was named after the leader of the Ojibway people in the Shiawassee area, Chief Wasso, and it is one of the largest cities in the county. Owosso was the home of Thomas Dewey and author James Oliver Curwood; one of the city's important landmarks is Curwood Castle, the author's home that was converted into a museum with exhibits for both Curwood and Dewey. Other notable people who live or have lived in Owosso are authors Emile Benoit and Diane Carey.

Book an RV in Shiawassee County and you can choose from an assortment of RV makes and models that are all perfect for your vacation needs. There are a few other towns that visitors should explore while they have the chance. Saint Louis was first settled by French explorers and traders before being assimilated by the English after the Seven Years' War and finally the United States following the American Revolutionary War. Birch Run had a team, the Great Lakes Storm, in the Continental Basketball Association (the team disbanded in 2005). Fenton was first established in 1834 as Dibbleville after one of the original settlers (it was platted as Fentonville in 1837 and incorporated as the village of Fenton in 1863). Fowlerville hosts numerous large events such as concerts by well-known entertainers, horse racing, and the county fair throughout the year. Grand Ledge is a popular destination for rock climbers who seek out the sandstone and quartzite ledges that rise dozens of feet above the Grand River (the town is named after them). Your Owosso travel trailer rental is your invitation to explore these areas and others.