Genesee Country Campground

The Great Outdoors

When you can hear the wild calling, it might be time to get into your rental RV and head to Mendon Ponds Park. Here you can go fishing, canoeing, geocaching, and you can even try some orienteering. There’s hiking as well, on trails going through the unique landscape made up of woodlands, ponds, wetlands, and various landforms created by glaciers. You can see kames, eskers, and kettles, along with all sorts of beautiful birds. Bring your bike, or, if it’s winter, your skis.If you’re renting a motorhome near Genesee Country Campground, then you simply must put some time aside for Letchworth State Park. Why? Because, for starters, it’s known as the Grand Canyon of the East, and no wonder. The Genesee River roams through the gorge over three large waterfalls and is surrounded by lush forests and steep cliffs. You can hike, bike, and go on adventures like rafting and swimming in natural pools - and if you want something truly unforgettable, go on a hot air balloon ride. There’s not much in this world that beats those views.The time has come to head north and steer your RV rental toward Irondequoit Bay Marine Park, where you can go boating, kayaking, or fishing in either Irondequoit Bay or Lake Ontario. There’s also the option to go geocaching, and once you’ve found all the caches, you can cross the road and go to Seabreeze Amusement Park, where you’ll find all sorts of rides and attractions: everything from the custom-designed bobsled rollercoaster to the Twirlin’ Tea Cups to the waterpark. You won’t be bored at this place, that’s for sure.

Exploring the Area

No need to drive wide and far to find things to do around your campsite at Genesee Country Campground, not with Caledonia just around the corner. Go to Big Springs Museum to learn more about the history of Caledonia and neighboring Mumford, and take a look at objects and artifacts from the past. The agricultural heritage is prominent, and you’ll also find toys, local art, Native American artifacts, as well as many costumes. Look at photos and old newspapers, learn about local African-American history, and check the genealogy folder to see if maybe you have distant relatives in the area.Rochester isn’t far behind when it comes to interesting and fascinating museums. Look at The Strong, the National Museum of Play, with thousands of toys; board games, dolls, books, and a vintage carousel are just a few of the things you’ll find here. There’s also the interactive Rochester Museum & Science Center, the Eastman Museum & Mansion where you can learn about the history of photography, as well as many art galleries. Go to the ballet, check out The RMSC Strasenburgh Planetarium, or get mesmerized by the High Falls. And don’t forget to have a delicious meal in one of the many restaurants.Have you started your search for an RV in Livingston County yet? Well, it’s about time - this whole area is just waiting for you to come visit.