RV rental Green Lakes State Park, NY:
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Outdoor enthusiasts camping in an RV at Green Lakes State Park will have 142 sites to choose from. About half of these sites come with electric hookups. Near the campsites, you'll find a clean bathhouse with flush toilets, a dump station, and a playground for the kids. Hot showers are available for campers as well as comfort stations. The maximum length for RV rentals is 60 feet.

Full hookups are available at some sites, and site terrain ranges from paved to sand to grass. Select sites are available for guests with disabilities. Most sites are somewhat spacious and partially shaded. Pets are welcome in the campground as long as they stay on a leash.

Planning to camp in an RV at Green Lakes State Park? Although the park is open year-round, the campgrounds are only open from May to October. Book your site as soon as one day prior to arrival or as far as nine months in advance. In addition to the RV camping sites, Green Lakes State Park also offers seven cabins.

When you've called time on your Green Lakes State Park camping adventure, crank up the RV rental and set out to continue your road trip through the Empire State. You'll find several major highways and interstate routes within a 30-minute drive, including NY-290, I-90, and I-81. Once you've restocked your supplies and topped up the gas tank, take time to explore the big-ticket attractions of Onondaga County.

In Chittenango, just over seven miles from Fayetteville, is the Wild Animal Park. This well-maintained zoo is home to both exotic and native animals. Here, you can see zebras, giraffes, sheep, and many more interesting species that are all well cared for and fun to admire. This is an amazing opportunity for the little ones, and at certain times, you can even feed the animals! Rent an RV in Madison County and explore the rest of the area, as the activities nearby are endless and perfect for all ages.

Downtown Syracuse is just ten miles west of the park and offers a variety of activities if you're simply looking for a nice day on a budget. Explore the city on foot along the Onondaga Creekwalk, which meanders for two and a half miles from downtown to the shores of Onondaga Lake. Everson Museum of Art, the Museum of Science and Technology, and Rosamond Gifford Zoo are also worth a visit. When you've finished exploring the city, park your rental RV overnight in one of the many lush campgrounds scattered around Syracuse.

There's plenty more to do around Syracuse and Fayetteville. Rent an RV and start planning a motorhome camping trip you'll cherish for years to come!