Hershey Road Campground

The Great Outdoors

So many places are available to you when you rent an RV near Hershey Road Campground, get used to seeing some incredible natural beauty while camping in the Keystone State. Gifford Pinchot State Park, named for the famed politician that stressed the importance of protecting nature for the public, is a fantastic first stop on your tour of the state’s parks and recreation areas. This hilly, wooded park has a number of activities to take part in, like playing volleyball, hiking, fishing for bass in the lake, playing horseshoes and, of course, camping out by the water in your campervan rental. Codorus State Park also brings more breathtaking nature your way, with magical views of Lake Marburg, a giant, manmade lake in southern Pennsylvania. Kayaking, canoeing, boating, fishing, and swimming delight park guests when they visit Codorus State Park, and a beautiful campground gives people a safe and comfortable place to stay the night.Samuel S. Lewis State Park contains some enchanting sites, like the incredible views of the Susquehannock River from high atop Mount Pisgah. An arboretum, hiking trails, rock formations, and wide-open spaces help make Samuel S. Lewis State Park a heavily visited tourist destination.Michaux State Forest contains one of the largest wilderness areas in the entire state, with eighty thousand acres of woodlands. The name pays homage to the French botanist that studied many of the diverse plant species found in the sprawling forest, but there is lots of wildlife to see while you bring your RV rental to this lush forest alongside the Long Pine Run Reservoir, where you can swim, suntan, and go fishing. Plenty of other places are available to you when you rent an RV near Hershey Road Campground, depending on the amount of driving you want to do.

City Attractions

Hershey has long been one of the biggest tourist attractions in all of Pennsylvania, and when you rent an RV near Hershey, you’ll be right down the road from this exciting hotspot. Historic sites and museums abound in this amazing little city, like the Pennsylvania State Police Museum. This unique museum has plenty of information and antique law enforcement memorabilia on display, helping visitors learn a great deal about the history of the state police in Hershey.The Hershey Area Playhouse and the Hershey Theatre are two of the best places in town to catch live performances, from music concerts to comedian acts, along with Broadway plays and musicals.The biggest attraction in Hershey is the Hershey Park complex containing dozens of smaller components rivaling that of Disney World. Botanical gardens, museums, a zoo, a factory, and a wild amusement park all owned by the famed chocolate company give you more than enough to do when you check out the area with a rental camper. Ride some thrilling roller coasters, splash around at the water park, learn about the history of Hershey and the founding of the chocolate company, and much more.