RV rental Hopewell Culture National Historical Park, OH: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

There are several interesting interpretive trails that wind their way around the park. When camping at Hopewell Cultural National Historical Park, take a self-guided tour of the Mound City Group, which follows a route around the exterior of the mounds before meandering off into the forest. There is a longer trail at the Hopewell Mound Group, and this time the interpretive trail will actually take you into the interior of the massive earthwork enclosure and then again goes up into the forested section of the earthwork enclosure. Hikers will be able to see a portion of the original earthen wall that spared destruction. As well as these shorter interpretive trails, there is also a multi-use trail within the park boundaries. A mile of the Tri-County Triangle Trail runs through the park, which runs for 28 miles overall, making it ideal for more experienced hikers. It connects the towns of Chillicothe, Frankfort, and Washington Court House, and is paved, making it accessible for most people who rent a camper near Columbus. You can't go Hopewell Cultural National Historical Park camping without making a stop in the Visitor Center. Watch a film and have a look around the museum to learn more about the history of the park or enjoy a guided tour or a patio talk from knowledgeable staff. During the summer months, the tours can be enjoyed daily around Mound City Group and are free to park visitors. Pick up a nature checklist and see if you can see some of the local insects, birds, flowers, and trees.