RV rental Ashland, OH: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Ohio might be a densely populated state, but it certainly places a priority on public spaces, state parks, and camping/recreation areas. Several state parks can be found within twenty minutes’ drive of Ashland, like Malabar Farm State Park. When you bring your Ashland camper rental here, you can see the former home of famous writer Louis Bromfield, a historic farm donated to the state after his death. There are old cabins, cottages, and even an inn at the state park, along with scenic pathways and landscapes. The Heritage Days Festival and the Maple Sugaring Festival are both held at the park, adding to the list of reasons why you should make a pit stop to visit it. Mohican Memorial State Forest and the adjoining Mohican State Park are practically next door to Malabar Farm State Park, and worth a visit when you rent an RV in the area. Both the forest and the park make up thousands of acres of densely forested land that was once clear cut for the harvesting of timber. This woodlands paradise has since recovered and now protects and preserves a wonderful tract of land where you can go hiking, mountain biking, swimming, boating, fishing, and camping with your Ashland RV rental. East Harbor State Park is a lovely park to visit when you head up to the Marblehead Peninsula that juts out into Lake Erie. The park is smack dab in the middle of Vacationland, Ohio’s premier destination for recreation and summertime beach days. There is a marina on site with ample space to park your personal watercraft, or head out on the lake for swimming and fishing. There is also a campground with exquisite coastal views capping off an already ideal experience. Up by the city of Cleveland, you can take a trip to Ohio’s only national park, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, in search of peace and quiet away from the hectic city. The park is smaller and newer than most, but a brilliant place to hike through woods and along rivers looking for hidden waterfalls in heavenly, heavily-forested areas. In addition to its surreal natural beauty, there are also historical and archaeological sites found throughout the park and a visitor center that can help you better understand what you are seeing.