Perryville Campground

When you rent an RV near Perryville Campground, there are numerous parks to check out in the vicinity. Many of these parks can be found on the banks of the famous Mississippi River just a few miles away. Trail of Tears State Park pays homage to the native people who were forcibly removed from their ancestral lands and marched to Oklahoma. You can learn about the tragic history of the event in the interpretive center at the park, with great tours provided by park rangers. Swimming at the park is a great way to beat the heat, while horseback riding, biking, or hiking on the park’s trail system are fantastic ways to see the scenery. You can even stay the night in your campervan rental if you want more time to explore. Giant City State Park is over the border in Illinois and is a popular place to spend time in the great outdoors. A lodge, campground, and cabins are on-site, and there are a lot of other reasons to see the park as well. Rock climbing, hiking, biking, and horseback riding are an absolute blast, but the park’s centerpiece is the ancient stone fort left behind over a thousand years ago. Appearing on the National Register of Historic Places, this mesmerizing piece of history is a must-see. Hawn State Park is back in Missouri, closer to St. Louis. When you rent an RV near Perryville Campground and venture to this 5,000-acre park, there is a large amount of open space in the barrens and forests to hike, picnic, or go fishing. Camping is also an option at the park. Mark Twain National Forest is the largest natural area in the state, with over three million acres of spectacular wilderness and dazzling views of the Ozark Mountains. The forest is the best that the “Show-Me State” has to offer, with splendid mountains, lakes, campgrounds, and long-distance hiking trails to ensure you have the best time possible when you book an RV in Perry County.