Otter Creek Campground

The Great Outdoors

Airville campers will want to visit some of the state parks along the edge of the Susquehanna River. Susquehannock State Park is one of the most unusual, as it features roughly 200 acres of woodlands on top of a plateau overlooking the Susquehanna River. There are over six miles of trails that lead through dense woods and along the park's cliffs, which afford spectacular views across the river. While admiring the view, keep an eye out for local birds of prey, including osprey, hawks, and eagles. You can also enjoy a scenic lunch at one of the park's many picnic tables. During the winter, the region is a hotspot for cross-country skiing.If you'd prefer to enjoy some activities down by the river, consider stopping at Susquehanna State Park. This small 20-acre park is located just outside of Williamsport and is ideal for a quiet riverside picnic. While relaxing, get out your binoculars and have a go at spotting some of the park's local and migratory waterfowl. This park also provides easy access to the river, making it great for boating, with a boat launch open to the public. Fishing is another favorite pastime, and anglers can catch catfish, panfish, and bass in these waters.You may want to explore some of the beautiful natural areas away from the Susquehanna River. Ralph Stover State Park features 45 acres of rocky cliffs and woodlands along the Tohickon Creek. This fast-flowing river is a popular spot for whitewater rafting, with rafters coming from all over to experience these testing conditions. If you're looking for another thrilling activity, the park's rocky cliffs are also ideal for rock climbing. The river is also great for fishing with catches such as carp, catfish, and smallmouth bass on offer. If you'd prefer to explore, there's a mile-long trail that passes over a historic bridge.

Exploring the City

While enjoying your RV rental in southeastern Pennsylvania, you'll no doubt want to cross over into Maryland and visit Baltimore. One of America's biggest and best-known cities, Baltimore has a plethora of attractions which are sure to entertain everyone. Fort McHenry National Monument is one of the region's most famous historical sites due to the role it played in the War of 1812. Events at the fort are said to have inspired Francis Scott Key to write "The Star-Spangled Banner." Visitors can explore the remnants of the fort, take a guided tour to learn more about its history, and even see reenactments of battles.A great attraction to consider if you're visiting Baltimore with family is the National Aquarium. This 250,000-square-foot aquarium is one of the largest in the country and features over 750 species of aquatic creatures, birds, and reptiles from across the globe. Some of the highlights from the museum include bottlenose dolphins, lion's mane jellyfish, and blacktip reef sharks.Alternatively, you may want to see some of Baltimore's world-class museums during your visit. The Baltimore Museum of Art was founded over 100 years ago, and it features over 95,000 pieces of art in its permanent collection. The museum is especially well-known for its world-class collection of contemporary, modern, and 19th-century artwork, as well as having the most extensive collection of work by Henri Matisse in the world. Works by many world-famous artists are on display here, including Camille Pissarro, Pablo Picasso, and Vincent van Gogh.