RV Rental Waukesha, WI

Retzer Nature Center is on the west side of Waukesha and has nature trails for walking and hiking, prairie and wildlife viewing, a learning center and a planetarium. A day trip here should begin with the learning center, which will help guests learn what to watch for when they are out discovering the park; cameras should be considered necessary, as there is so much to see and watch for that you will need a way to record your memories. At the end of a day of hiking, the planetarium can demonstrate the things you will want to watch for in the night sky. Better yet, park your Waukesha rental travel trailer nearby, and you can turn this venue into a two-day adventure beginning with a non-rushed breakfast on the second day.

In Waukesha's southwest suburb, Minooka Park has easy level hiking trails in the summer that turn into fresh powder cross-country skiing trails in winter; yes, this means that the park is open year round. All four seasons are beautiful to behold, from the summer green grasses to the bright orange and red falling leaves of autumn, and the stunning black and white winter landscapes. Guests can also enjoy, season permitting, bicycle and horseback riding, and the park's swimming pond. There is also a dedicated dog area for those who have brought their best friends along. Keeping your Waukesha rental motorhome nearby and on hand means a quick shower and change of clothes before the evening fun begins.

Due to the colder weather in winter months, most RV parks in and near Waukesha are closed for the winter. One exception to this is the Wisconsin State Fair Park RV Park, located 15 miles east, near Milwaukee. It has full-service hookup sites (water, sewer, and electricity), a propane filling station, men's and women's showers, and a coin laundromat.

The Circle K Campground is southwest of Waukesha. It is open from May to late October and has fishing, hiking trails, shower, laundry and wireless internet. It also has a heated swimming pool.

Country View Campground is near Mukwonago and is a full service resort open from May 1st to mid-October each year. It offers its guests a swimming pool, recreation area, playground, volleyball court, games room, laundry facilities, restrooms & showers, dump station, general store with RV supplies, fishing and even Saturday night hayrides.

The first stop on your exploration of this wonderful city should be the Waukesha County Museum, which has a permanent display dedicated to Waukesha's native son, the late great Les Paul. The museum has multiple displays for viewing and there is always something new and interesting to see.

The city has its share of parks located directly in the city, including a water park, as well as vineyards, wineries and breweries, a farmers market, bowling alleys, mini golf and sports bars, so there is always something to catch your attention. In nearby Pewaukee, you will find a rock climbing wall and an authentic Hindu temple.

Foodies will be very happy exploring the city's many cuisines, but this would not be Wisconsin without a full array of steakhouses. Those less inclined towards red meat will find pizza parlors, Chinese and Japanese, Italian and Mexican, seafood and more. Prices range from cheap to moderately priced and fine dining, so spend a little, spend a lot, as long as you have what you desire. If it is a good home cooked meal you desire, there are many local owned and operated grocery stores at your disposal, and at least one Walmart with a parking lot that can accommodate your Waukesha rental RV. Find what you need and take it back to your Waukesha luxury rental RV, where you can cook and dine at your leisure under the stars of a clear Waukesha night sky.