RV Rental Mosquito Lake State Park, OH

One of the biggest draws to Mosquito Lake State Park is, of course, Mosquito Creek Lake itself. The lake is a massive draw to local fishermen and women, and it is easy to see why. The lake is home to a wide range of fish species, whose numbers are kept high by the re-stocking of the lake every season. Mosquito Lake State Park campers can try their hands catching largemouth bass, crappie, walleye, catfish, yellow perch, and northern pike. Fishing is fantastic at Mosquitto Creek Lake throughout all seasons. Whether campers are fishing from the shoreline during the summer sun or out on the ice in deep winter, the lake and park have it all.

Along with the great fishing, Mosquito Lake State Park is the perfect place to get out on the water and enjoy a spot of boating. Whether this takes the form of a gentle row in a kayak, paddleboard, or canoe, or speeding along the water in unrestricted horsepower boats. Those motorhome camping without their own boats should not worry, Mosquito Lake State Park is home to a fully stocked and working marina. This marina rents out a vast choice of water-going vessels to enjoy out on the lake, ranging from fishing boats, pontoon boats, kayaks, to canoes.

Mosquito Lake State Park is not just all about lake and lakeside recreation on Mosquito Creek Lake. The surrounding area of the park is home to picturesque woodlands, much of which had has stood for over 10,000 years. These ancient woodlands have an integrated network of hiking trails, offering fantastic routes around some of the most pristine woodlands in Ohio. These hiking trails also offer campers the chance to catch sight of the array of wildlife in the area, including red fox, woodchuck, muskrat, beaver, fox squirrels, raccoons, and white-tailed deer.

Those camping with an RV at Mosquito Lake State Park will find a more than accommodating campground within the state park itself. These campgrounds offer partial hookups, including 20 amp electric and water. Facilities include a dump station, shower block, and flushing toilets. The majority of campsites are located within the forest, while others provide lakeshore access and vistas.

An alternative to camping directly at Mosquito Lake State Park campgrounds is to camp at a nearby RV park, of which there are many. ‘Willow Lake Park RV Park’ is an ideal RV park to stay at when visiting Mosquito Lake State Park. The RV park offers 20, 30 amp electric, water, and sewer hookups. Facilities include a dump station, laundry service, RV storage service, and an on-site swimming pool. Many of the sites are pull-thru, meaning all sizes of rigs are welcome here.

Only a stone’s throw away from Mosquito Lake State Park is the National Packard Museum. This museum showcases the history of Packard, the luxury automobile built throughout the first half of the 20th century. Car enthusiasts should not pass up the opportunity to see this fantastic museum, full to the brim with classic cars from every era. Call ahead and arrange a tour with the National Packard Museum to get the most out of your visit.

The city of Cleveland is only a short drive west from Mosquito Lake State Park and offers a range of day trip opportunities to campers willing to make the drive. One of Cleveland’s most famous institutions is the ‘Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.’ This museum and hall of fame is located in the heart of the city and showcases the rich history of rock music and the musicians that have shaped that history. The museum has a wide range of exhibits stretching over many floors. Each section of the museum is dedicated to a different genre and era of the rock and roll genre. This is a must-visit for anyone with an interest in music and modern culture in general.

Those in the city of Cleveland with a taste for art and culture should head to the ‘Cleveland Museum of Art.’ This museum displays a plethora of works from many artists, spanning a verity of styles. Cleveland Museum of Art is most famous for its internationally renowned works of Asian and Egyptian art. The museum is free to enter for the public and welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors every year - making it one of the most visited art museums in the world. The museum houses work from notable artists such as Van Gogh, Salvador Dali, Henri Matisse, Auguste Renoir, and many more.