Cheap RV Rental New York City, NY

Liberty Harbor RV Park is in Jersey City, just nine miles away from East Orange in New Jersey. It is the perfect place to stay if you want to explore East Orange, and it is in a lovely setting with views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. If you want to visit Manhattan, there is a tour bus that leaves from right outside the park. If you like boats, Liberty Harbor Marina is right next door, and there is a ferry to New York from here.There are 50 sites at the park, all with water and electric hookup. You will find restrooms and showers here, can get WiFi from the office, and there is 24-hour security. If you enjoy walking, there are easy trails close by. You are also only a short stroll away from coffee shops, and there are two grocery stores within a mile away. If you want to stay at the park in the evening, but don't want to cook, there is a restaurant and bar on site, serving delicious meals. Of course, you may want to venture out, and East Orange has a fantastic range of restaurants, including sandwich bars, pizza places, soul food, and fine dining.

Ellis Island is an example of America?s immigrant history. Once the nation's busiest immigrant inspection station from 1892 until 1954, it is now home to an immigration museum which showcases the cultural heritage of those that came to the U.S. You can also visit the statue of Liberty.

Blydenburgh County Park is a stunning location on the Veterans Memorial Highway. Tucked in the northern entrance is the campground with a variety of sites, including back in?s, hook-ups and dirt sites. This is a rustic campground that is perfect for those who don?t want all the bells and whistles. Furry friends are welcome, as are the rug rats, if the playground is anything to go by. The grounds are open all year round, which allows for repeat visits. After all, you might need one with over 600 acres of park to explore. New York isn?t all big city, bright lights and this park reminds you of that. It is awash with stunning natural beauty, and offers a truly tranquil Smithtown sojourn. Avid fishers will rejoice; the Stump Pond is teaming with marine life such as wide mouth bass and pumpkinseed sunfish. For everyone else, there is plenty of hiking and wildlife.

Home to the largest public fishing fleet on Long Island, Captree State Park is a fishing haven and a picnicker's delight, located on the eastern tip of Jones Island at the end of the Ocean Parkway. Open and charter boats are available for saltwater fishing. No license or equipment is necessary as the boat staff provides everything you'll need for a day on the Great South Bay or the Atlantic Ocean. Information on the fishing fleet is available a thttp://captreefleet.com/. The fleet also offers sightseeing excursions and scuba diving trips. There are two large fishing piers available for those who want to catch a few crabs or fish from a pier. Guests to Captree State Park can also enjoy a full service restaurant operates in the park along with a more casual refreshment stand serving the best chili dogs anywhere. A picnic area at The Overlook offers a beautiful view of Fire Island and the Fire Island Lighthouse while boats of a variety of sizes pass through the Fire Island Inlet just below. A retail bait and tackle shop offers fishing gear and operates the fuel pumps at the boat basin. A boat launch is available for boats larger than 14' providing direct access to the State Boat Channel.

Are you interested in the Civil War? If so, head over to St. Paul's National Historic Site. The church was built in the early 18th century, and is one of New York's oldest parishes. After the Battle of Pell's Point in 1776, the church was used as a hospital, and then for six years, as a center for military development. In the early 20th century, industrialisation saw a decline in the upkeep of the church, but in 1942, the interior of the church was restored and now looks as it did in the 18th century. The church has a very old organ and free concerts are often held. Be sure to visit the cemetery next to the church. There are graves here dating as far back as 1704. There is a traditional museum on site, where you can watch a video about the church. There are also displays of battle scenes, and other artifacts relating to the Civil War. If you have kids with you, they will love the history scavenger hunt. Guided tours are also on offer. This church is well worth a visit.

Croton Point Park is nestled on a small peninsula that stretches into the Hudson River about 25 miles northwest of Greenwich. The park is 500 acres of peaceful, forested riverside, and provides space for both tents and RVs. There are several full-service RV hookups, but only with 30 amps. Several options for recreational activities exist literally steps away from your doorstep at Croton Point Park, including boating, fishing, and hiking. There?s also a boat launch if you?re hauling your own watercraft. Croton Point Park also has a nature center that hosts weekly events and organizes other programs throughout the year. The site itself is conveniently located near the junction of Interstate 9A and the Hudson River Line, making public transit readily available if you want to go to nearby cities like New York, or any of the other outlying New England communities. Iconic locations like Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown mark the way south to Yonkers, the Bronx, and finally Manhattan.

Located on Liberty State Park, this interactive science museum has much to offer. Many science exhibits that will educate and inspire, the largest IMAX Dome theater in the United States, numerous educational resources, and the original Hoberman sphere, a silver, computer-driven engineering artwork.

Would you like to explore Mount Vernon in New York? The nearest RV Park is just 17 miles away in Jersey City, with easy access into New York. It's called Liberty Harbor Park, and you can be assured of a warm welcome here. You get full hookup, restrooms with showers, a laundry facility, and 24-hour security. There is also a rrestaurant and bar, so if you don't feel like cooking or venturing out, you will be able to get good food on site. On a nice day, relax outside your RV with a view of the New York skyline. You will be able to see the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Liberty Science Center, and Liberty State Park. Don't forget to bring your camera. There are daily bus tours from here to New York City, and there is a ferry from Monday through Friday. Once in Mount Vernon, there are plenty of shops, bars, and restaurants to keep you occupied. For the history buffs amongst you, don't miss visiting St. Paul's Church National Historic Site.