Silver Canoe Campground

When you rent a camper near Silver Canoe Campground, be sure to check out Yellow Creek State Park in Indiana County. Along the Kittanning Path, the state's first "highway" was regularly used by the Delaware and Shawnee Indians. The 2,981-acre park allows visitors to enjoy a swim along the sandy beach, picnic, or fish in the 720-acre Yellow Creek Lake. Stretch your legs on five miles of nature trails or take to 18 miles of mountain bike trails. If you want to explore the park for more than a day, stay at the park campground.

If you enjoy golf, there are a few golf courses to check out when you book an RV rental in Armstrong County. The golf course in Dayton has 18 public holes of golf with incredible views, while the course near Kittanning has nine holes for people of all skill levels. Whether you're a professional or novice golfer, you can work on your golf swing when you park your rental motorhome at Silver Canoe Campground.

And if you happen to be in town on Groundhog Day, you can't miss Punxsutawney Phil in Gobbler's Knob. Known for his extraordinary weather forecasting skills, the groundhog usually makes his prediction around 7:25 AM on February 2nd. While it may be cold, there's something magical about being at Gobbler's Knob for the celebration.

Whether you're a seasoned sommelier or just someone who enjoys an occasional glass of wine, you'll want to check out one of the local wineries when you camp at Silver Canoe Campground. Several wineries are within driving distance of the campground. Sample unique lines of wines, tour the vineyards, and be sure to swing by the gift shop before you leave and pick up a few bottles for your own collection.

If you're willing to drive about an hour to Pittsburgh, you'll find tons of things to see and do there. The Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens and Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium are awesome for those looking to enhance their knowledge of flora and fauna. The Andy Warhol Museum features the work created and inspired by this famous artist. And if you want to check out nature in the heart of the city, be sure to swing by Point State Park. Though it's a bit of a drive away when you book a Rural Valley camper rental, Pittsburgh is worth visiting.

The Maridon Museum in Butler, Pennsylvania, concentrates on Asian art and culture. The museum focuses explicitly on Chinese and Japanese art and culture. Home to more than 800 permanent art objects, the collection includes jade and ivory sculptures, landscape paintings, artifacts, scrolls, tapestries, and more. The objects date back to the Neolithic Period as well as more contemporary pieces. Inspiring and amazing, this is a must-visit when you're camping near Rural Valley, PA.

Whether you have a few days or a few weeks, Silver Canoe Campground is an excellent place to be your home away from home. The Rural Valley campground features amenities that are sure to please kids and adults alike. In fact, there's so much to do that you might not even want to leave the campground. But when you do decide to explore the area, you'll be rewarded with incredible parks, educational museums, and fantastic wineries. And best of all, you're just an hour's drive from Pittsburgh. That means you can enjoy the tranquility of Rural Valley while still being close to the many amenities, services, and attractions of the city. So don't hesitate; book your travel trailer rental today. There's something awaiting discovery in Rural Valley, Pennsylvania.