RV Rental Toms River

Cattus Island County Park is northeast of Toms River and a good start to getting some fresh air and exercise when you rent an RV. Hiking trails aren't difficult and some have good views of the nearby bays; a wetland boardwalk will give you a bird's eye view, and both young and old will enjoy the butterfly garden. Take your Toms River travel trailer rental with you and finish your excursions with a delicious homemade lunch.

Those who enjoy family drives can cross the bridge to Seaside Heights. Head north and view the houses that line this thin slice of land, then ride the coastal highway to Mantoloking before returning to the coast once again. Visitors who embark on this short trip in their Toms River RV rental can enjoy more sightseeing in the township of Brick or continue on to Skyzone Trampoline Park, which offers a variety of indoor trampolines and trampoline activities such as ultimate dodgeball, the foam zone (for fun landings), ultimate volleyball and the sky slam, where everyone can pretend they're playing in the NBA.

Those who are interested in hunting as well as hiking and sightseeing can head northwest to Colliers Mills Wildlife Management Area, a system of forests, swamps, fields, and lakes. Directly west of Toms River and formerly known as Lebanon State Forest, the Brendan T. Byrne State Forest allows the hunting of deer, squirrel, rabbit, and grouse in selected sections of the forest. Picnic tables and grills are located throughout the park for visitors to enjoy, and hikers can take in the smells when hiking through stands of pine and white cedar trees. The state forest is also home to Whitesbog Village, which hosts its annual Blueberry Festival the last weekend in June, although visitors can probably sample the village's blueberries at other times of the year, too. Don't forget to take some blueberry preserves back to your motorhome rental in Toms River for enjoying the next day.

There are quite a few RV parks available in Toms River and a few more a short distance away. Surf & Stream Campground in Toms River has all of the amenities RV guests need, plus Wi-Fi, a swimming pool and playground, and recreation (mini golf, volleyball and more). Indian Rock RV Park, just north of Toms River, has a laundry room, restrooms & showers, and a swimming pool.

Long Beach RV Resort & Campground is south off of Garden State Parkway; it has a laundry room, restrooms and showers, a convenience store, Wi-Fi, a swimming pool and a playground, and recreation facilities (mini golf, basketball, volleyball, horseshoes and more).

When you book a motorhome rental in Toms River, you’ll find plenty of attractions around the area to enjoy. There are a number of museums and exhibitions that are worth checking out, including but not limited to Insectropolis, the Bugseum of New Jersey, and the Robert J. Novins Planetarium.

Ocean County Library allows users to sign up online and use their Internet access, printers, CD's and DVDs, and more. Access to ebooks on Hoopla and Libbey is included, and the library often hosts programs and concerts for the young children.

For adults, many local breweries have attached restaurants; nearby in Island Heights, book a cruise on a sailboat or visit the Ocean County Artists' Guild. Veterans Park has a playground, an area for picnics, and a venue where concerts are held on a regular basis.

Restaurants in Toms River offer a good selection of cuisines, ranging from cheap eats to moderately priced dishes and local cuisine. As with many small towns and cities, a walking tour of what's available and uniquely named venues will not disappoint.