RV Rental Quail Hollow Park, OH

Camping with a campervan is a great way to access the Quail Hollow Park’s many recreational offerings. The 2-acre Shady Lane Pond though small is open to fishing. The pond is well stocked, but remember to carry a valid Ohio fishing license. Keep in mind that fishing is prohibited in the Beaver Pond towards the park’s northern border. 

With 19 miles of trails to explore, make sure to carry your hiking boots with you. There are eight interpretive trails for wildlife and nature viewing. To get an insight into the local flora and fauna, don’t miss the Nature For All Trail – a 2000 feet long, paved, interpretive trail that is ADA accessible. Some of the trails are also open to mountain biking, cross country skiing, jogging, and horseback riding. 

Bird watchers are in for a treat when they go camping at Quail Hollow Park. The different trails throw up different birding environments. Spring migration is the best time to go bird watching. Keep a lookout for mourning warblers, Olive-sided flycatchers, blue-winged and golden-winged warblers, saw-whet owls, hermit thrush, purple finch, and yellow-rumped warbler, among a host of the bird species. 

While Quail Hollow Park only offers primitive camping, there are RV campgrounds close by. Whether you plan to rough it out in a tent or rent a camper near Quail Hollow Park, you’ll find plenty of campgrounds around the park. The Akron/Canton Jellystone Park Camp-Resort in Uniontown has 75 campsites. Amenities at the resort include pull-thru sites, big rig access, tent camping, full hookups, 20, 30, and 50 amp electric service, sewer, water, dump station, WiFi, and cell phone coverage.

Campers at this Jellystone Park have access to restrooms, shower stalls, laundry facilities, camp store for last-minute camping needs, café, and picnic shelters. Kids will have a blast splashing about in the swimming pool and running around in the playground. For recreation, there are outdoor courts and mini-golf. Pets are also welcome at this pet-friendly campground. 

When you’re looking for a place to camp in an RV near Quail Hollow Park, drive to Cutty’s Sunset Camping Resort in Louisville. It has 550 campsites and offers amenities such as pull-thru sites, big rig access, tent camping, full hookups, 20, 30, and 50 amp electric, a dump station, public phone, WiFi, and cell phone coverage. There are restrooms, shower stalls, laundry facilities, camp store, a designated pet area for your furry friends, café, and clubhouse. Kids get to have fun running around in the playground or splashing about in the pool. Don't forget to make use of the recreation room and the outdoor courts. 

About 15 miles from Quail Hollow Park is the city of Canton, and also the county seat of Stark County. This friendly city offers much to explore and boasts of a wealth of attractions for visitors passing through. Drive-in your Stark County camper rental to Canton to discover everything the city has to offer. 

Get to know the role of the First Ladies of the country at the National First Ladies’ Library. Dedicated to providing knowledge to visitors about the roles played by all the previous First Ladies, the library also has a modern exhibit space, a 91-seat Victorian theater, and archival storage. 

Football fans will thoroughly enjoy a visit to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. It honors the top players of professional American football in its 82,000 plus square structure. The Hall of Fame chronicles the history of football in the country and showcases feats of all the top players. 

Car enthusiasts shouldn’t miss the Canton Classic Car Museum. It’s dedicated to showcasing over 40 rare and unusual classic and vintage cars. Also, you’ll find a range of memorabilia, photographs, posters, vintage toys, and more. 

The Canton Art Museum is located in the beautiful Cultural Center for Arts in Downtown Canton and houses a permanent collection of art based on 20th and 21st-century American works. The museum also offers workshops, classes, talks, and special art events at different times of the year. 

Gorge on Idaho delicacies like Habanero pizza, Basque food, sturgeon caviar, ice cream potato, and ice wine when you’re traveling through Canton and other parts of the county.