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

When you rent an RV in The Buckeye State, you will be pleasantly surprised by how many nature parks there are. Delaware State Park is just south of Marion, and an ideal place to start your RV tour of Ohio. This amazing park is named for the Delaware indigenous people who had a wide range of influence over the entire Northeast. Delaware Lake is the main attraction in the park, with marinas, dock slips, and no limits to engine horsepower for boats. You can kayak, canoe, fish, or swim along the sandy beaches of the lake or camp at one of the lakefront camping spaces with your Marion RV rental. Malabar Farm State Park is more of a history-themed park, but it is quite visually appealing in its own right. This old farmland was once owned by a Pulitzer Prize-winning author Louis Bromfield. You can take wagon tours of this large farmland and roll past historic barns, cabins, and other structures built a long time ago. A few fun festivals are held each year in the park, like the Maple Sugaring Festival in March, which celebrates the town’s affinity for maple syrup. Mohican State Park and Mohican-Memorial State Forest aren’t very far from Marion, giving you another place to travel to when you rent an RV in the city. This scenic forestland was once devastated by mining and logging operations before the state transitioned it back into a public-use area. Now you can enjoy a variety of activities such as swimming, picnicking, hiking, fishing, and mountain biking when you choose to camp in this lovely nature area. If you are for the ride, Cleveland is about two hours’ drive northeast of Marion, right on the shores of Lake Erie. The best part is that when you visit Cleveland, you can stop at Cuyahoga Valley National Park, the state’s lone national park. It may be one of the smaller national parks, but you wouldn’t know it while walking through the dense forests and riparian habitats of the park. Magnificent canyons and gorges can be seen from dreamy walking paths, and guests can hike to hidden waterfalls on the Cuyahoga River.