RV Rental Durham

Trying to find some quick outdoor recreation? West Point on the Eno should be your first stop. The park has hiking trails, places to swim, and a historical mill to peruse if you’re interested in finding out about the area’s history. There’s also the Festival for the Eno each July, which draws in tens of thousands of visitors for great music, art and crafts, and of course, local foods.

Also close by is Rolling View Falls State Park, about twenty minutes to the east of town. The lake is a popular fishing spot with locals, but you can always swim or rent a kayak to paddle around with. This is the perfect day trip if you need to get away from the city with your Durham travel trailer rental.

If the beach is part of your dream vacation with your Durham RV rental, consider heading to Cape Hatteras or Cape Lookout National Seashores. These are some of North Carolina’s best-known beaches and are well worth the roughly four and a half hour drive to either of them. Swim, surf, kayak, or just lay in the sand, they’re great places to experience the joy of North Carolina’s Outer Banks.

One of your biggest concerns when you book an RV in Durham will undoubtedly be figuring out how to camp close to town. The closest park to the city is Triangle RV Park, about ten minutes to the west. It’s a great place to stay with full hookups, laundry, and easy access to the nearby Duke Forest. Another good option for your Durham motorhome rental is Springhill Park, just a bit further down the road to the west. It also has full hookups and some beautiful campsites in the woods, but no laundry or other amenities.

If you’re less concerned about parking your RV rental near Durham, there are some amazing parks on the shores of Falls Lake, about twenty minutes to the east. Falls Lake State Recreation Area, Rolling View Campground, and Hollypoint Campground all have sites with good views of the water along with full hookups.

Only need accommodations for a night or two? There are two Walmarts where you might be able to camp with your camper rental in Durham (always seek store permission first). One is in the New Hope Commons shopping center, right off Interstate 40 on the southwestern edge of town, while the other is a short drive from Interstate 85 on the northeastern end.

There’s no question, the beating heart of Durham is Duke University, bringing an exceptional level of diversity and culture to this section of North Carolina. A tour of its beautiful campus is an excellent way to spend an afternoon here, and while you’re there, a visit to the Nasher Museum of Art is a must. They’ve got an impressive collection of modern art pieces and you can see most of it in just an hour or two.

For another dose of culture, see a performance at the Durham Performing Arts Center. It’s currently ranked as one of the best theaters in the country and hundreds of shows are put on there each year. While you enjoy standup comedy, musicals, or highbrow drama, there’s probably something that will interest you during your Durham, NC RV rental trip.

No matter your age, it’s worth a visit to the Museum of Life and Science, but this is especially so if you have children in tow. Exhibits range from dinosaur and insects to interactive displays that teach how weather patterns form. It’s educational, while still being really fun.

Are you a baseball fan? Plan a night out at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Tickets are pretty inexpensive compared to MLB games and your seats are sure to be closer to the action. Before the game, take a stroll around the American Tobacco District just outside the park, which is full of interesting shops and restaurants.