The city of Wayland is pretty small, so there aren’t a lot of attractions right in town. There are a couple nice golf courses within the city limits and also a few small city parks with playground equipment for the kids. A little 30-mile trek to the west in the RV rental from Wayland will land you in the very Dutch town of Holland . A city on the coast of Lake Michigan, Holland has deep Dutch roots and proudly displays its heritage throughout the city. For some serious Dutch dabbling while in Holland, head to Windmill Island Gardens and enjoy the feel of the Netherlands. Tulip gardens, a really old windmill and a carousel are just a few highlights of the gardens. The whole family will enjoy a visit to Nelis Dutch Village, a little bit north of town. This Dutch-themed park showcases some unique Netherlands style architecture, has a wooden shoe factory and there’s even some cheese making happening here. Oh, and there’s a petting zoo. A brief 30-minute Wayland RV rental ride up to Grand Rapids will open a lot of doors to bigger city attractions like the Frederick Meijer Botanical Gardens and Sculpture Park (the name says it all), or tour one of the multiple museums in the city. There is a sizeable zoo in town and various kayak and canoe rental options available for exploring the Grand River that winds through the city.

Wayland has a nice selection of local eateries and a couple bars and grills around town. If you’re a fan of the chain fast food scene, you’ll have some solid options here, too. There are a couple grocery stores in town in case you need to restock the Wayland RV rental, and there’s even an RV center right in town for any rental RV related needs. Slow it down a bit with a Wayland camper rental vacation. Visit some of the surrounding sites and scenery at your own speed and enjoy the low key pace of this farming community. Search for a Wayland RV rental and see what this magnificent region of Michigan has to offer.