RV rental Sky Meadows State Park, VA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Watermelon Park Campground is one of the closest to the park, therefore it is a good option to go camping with an RV. There are 41 RV sites available here, all of which have at least a 30-amp service, clean running water, and a private picnic table. There is also a central sump station and a handy camp store where you can stock up on supplies such as fire pits, fishing gear, and ice creams. For those that don't want to camp directly in the state park RV campgrounds, there are many other campgrounds in the surrounding area which can be enjoyed. One of the closest is Mountain Lake Campground, a family-owned campground that has two small lakes on the property. The site offers primitive camping, as well as a number of RV sites. With simple amenities and beautiful surroundings, this could be just what you need for a restful break.

Skyline Caverns are easily reachable from Sky Meadows State Park and are a truly fascinating place to visit. For a start, it is one of the few places in the world which hosts anthodute formations, making it a geologist's dream. Visitors are invited to enjoy cavern tours, where you can learn more about the geology and history of the caves from a knowledgeable guide. You'll be astounded at the incredible rock formations. As well as the caves themselves, the attraction also a hall of mirrors, a nature trail, and a miniature train, therefore it is a fun family attraction for people of all ages. Whether you are a beer lover or not, the Virginia Beer Museum is a lot of fun. It was the first museum in the country to focus on a single state’s history of beer. The state has over 200 craft breweries, so there is a lot to talk about. Head out on a free tour of the museum to experience the state's beer culture, with multiple rooms showcasing the history of the culture through different time periods. After the tour, be sure to stop by the bar for a taste of some of the day's brews or check out the calendar to see if there are any events. A good starting point for those looking to explore the art scene of the area is a visit to the Shenandoah Valley Museum. The museum is host to a range of exhibits with artworks exploring many different mediums. See work from world-famous artists such as Rembrandt, outdoor sculptures, stunning Tiffany glasswork, and lots more. No matter what style of art you prefer, you'll find something of interest here.