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Mexico is the county seat of Audrain County, Missouri; it was founded in 1836 as New Mexico because it was a stopping point for settlers on the trail to the Republic of Texas. A local urban myth suggests that the earliest settlers found a sign with the word “Mexico” painted on it and left it in place because it was easier to name the town after the sign than to take the sign down. In 1837, it was appointed county seat under the name “Mexico,” then incorporated as a town in 1855 and chartered as a city in 1874. It was once nicknamed “Fire Brick Capital of the World" for being a major national supplier, but in time the industry collapsed; the town's two fire brick plants closed in 2002.

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The Great Outdoors

Whetstone Creek Conservation Area was purchased from a private citizen in 1976 with funds partially supplied by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Before being settled, the area had a tallgrass prairie, savanna, woodland, and forest landscape; it was privately owned through the 1800s and was used for cattle ranching through the early 1900s. In the 1960s, a portion of the area was used to raise bison. Today the area is a refuge for quail, rabbits, and other small game, and is managed to maintain the creek's water quality and protect the Black Nose Shiner, an endangered fish species. Visitors may enjoy camping, fishing, and hunting within the refuge. There is also a shooting range on-site.

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There are many RV parks and campgrounds in the area surrounding Mexico, MO, and some of them may have mobile homes. Your Mexico RV trailer rental is your assurance that your vacation will be exactly what you're hoping for.

Exploring The City

Mexico, Missouri is a good place to indulge yourself in museums, being the historical place that it is. One of them is staffed with volunteers who can relay the history of the area not just in facts and figures, but in stories that have been passed down through the generations. Another museum focuses on saddle horses and their contributions to the settling of the area earlier on. Those who would like to relax and rest their feet can check out a local vineyard or winery. Remember to log some road time in your Mexico motorhome rental while you can.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Dogwood Trail, MOPerry, MO
  • Union Covered Bridge, MOParis, MO
  • Stinson Creek Trail, MOFulton, MO
  • Pinnacles Youth Park Trail, MOSturgeon, MO
  • Finger Lakes State Park Trail, MOHallsville, MO
  • Indian Glade Trail, MOMontgomery City, MO
  • Loutre River Trail, MOMontgomery City, MO
  • Graham Cave Loop Trail, MOMontgomery City, MO
  • Lick Creek Trail, MOPerry, MO
  • Cedar Creek Hiking Trail, MOAshland, MO

Recent RV rental reviews in Mexico

Anthony G.

March, 2026

Hosts were perfect hosts.. Sprinter van was easy to drive and everyone was very comfortable the whole trip. Added a little luxury to the journey. Nice features. Without a doubt will be booking them again!
John L.

March, 2026

Great experience! Very nice and clean RV and great host.
B- S.

February, 2026

The RV was in excellent condition, and got us from MO to FL with zero issues! Highly recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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