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

Less than 20 miles north is Alum Creek State Park, where more than 3,000 acres of reservoir and 4,000 acres of gently rolling fields and woodlands await the adventurous angler, boater, kayaker,  and sunseeker. Farther out of town, but still within 45 minutes’ drive of downtown in the Columbus camper rental, is Delaware State Park. Vast meadows, dense woodlands and a 1,300-acre reservoir make this park a suitable playground for camping, fishing, boating and wildlife viewing. Other state parks where you can take the Columbus RV rental by owner and enjoy fishing, boating, swimming, camping and hiking are Madison Lake, Deer Creek and Buckeye Lake, all approximately 30 miles from downtown. When you book an RV rental in Columbus, you can visit Hopewell Culture National Historical Park, about 45 miles south, to see the earthen mounds and embankments built by the Native Americans almost 2,000 years ago. Or you can go all the way north to visit Ohio's 100-mile section of Lake Erie shore that’s a popular summer destination with its share of beaches, giant amusement park, Victorian-era town and breezy harbors. Birdwatchers flock to Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge and Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, both less than 150 miles north of Columbus, for a chance to encounter migrating warblers at Magee Marsh, and blue herons, egrets and other waterfowl, along with coyotes, deer and foxes at the Ottawa Refuge. You may also explore the shores of Lake Erie to experience the outdoors and sailing on the lake, and you’ll be that much closer to the urban offerings of the home of NBA’s Cavaliers. Along the way, visit Cuyahoga Valley National Park if you'd like to see more native plants and wildlife while following the historic route of the Ohio and Erie Canal. For a look back at the life of William Howard Taft, 27th president of the United States, head to Cincinnati for a look around his childhood home.