RV Rental Charlotte, MI

Southern Michigan has its fair share of natural beauty, particularly concentrated around the coasts of the Great Lakes. When you pick up your Charlotte camper rental in town, you might be wondering where to go or what to do with your new-found freedom. Fort Custer State Recreation Area is halfway between Kalamazoo and Battle Creek to the south of Charlotte, with lovely lakes and rivers where visitors can swim, fish, and kayak. Guests can enjoy hunting, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and even disc golf during the warmer months, and snowmobiling, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, dog mushing, and more after the first snow falls and winter begins. There are a variety of camping sites scattered around the park linked together by scenic hiking trails, as well as a general store to help you stock up on goods while you camp out in your Charlotte RV rental by owner.

Yankee Springs Recreation Area is quite similar to Fort Custer, with cabins, rustic camping sites, equestrian campsites, and RV-friendly spots to utilize when you rent an RV. What was once a homestead now serves as one of the state’s premier recreation facilities, with mountain biking trails, scenic waterfalls, and nine large lakes for swimming and fishing.

Saugatuck Dunes State Park is way out west on the shores of Lake Michigan, with towering sand dunes encapsulating pristine beaches on the lakeshore. Most of the park has been left undeveloped, so it is one of the more natural feeling areas in the state.

If you feel like venturing off into the Michigan wilderness when you rent an RV, Manistee National Forest is a sprawling evergreen paradise in northern Michigan worth checking out. The forest consists of half of a million acres of forested land which was once used for timber harvesting. Now there are incredible long-distance trekking loops, orienteering courses, lakeside beaches, and even a ski & golf resort.

Campgrounds are a dime-a-dozen in rural Michigan, due to the immense wilderness areas and exquisite scenery. Sherwood Forest Campground and Resort is a place to get away, with amenities like basketball and volleyball courts, a heated swimming pool, waterslides, an arcade, and fishing ponds.

Rockeys Campground is located in the midst of a few extraordinary lakes and dense forests. There are thousands of feet of lakefront beaches where you can spend your day relaxing and swimming. You can play mini golf or walk to one of many local attractions without having to drive to town in your Charlotte motorhome rental.

Camp Turkeyville RV Resort is another option. Amenities include a swimming pool, a community room, a general store, and events throughout the summer could make this a nice place to set up camp with the camper rental near Charlotte.

Once you book an RV in Charlotte, it will become immediately clear that you have made a smart decision. The elegant buildings in the town center are reason enough to stay put and explore the magical little city and all the secrets it holds. Aside from the revitalized downtown area and its many locally owned businesses, there are a few fun features to look into during your stay. Windwalker Underground Gallery is a non-profit organization with a gallery for aspiring artists to showcase their artwork, music, photographs, or any other media they use. Workshops, gatherings, open mic music nights, and an assortment of other community-building events are held in the imaginative space.

The Museum at Courthouse Square provides a lovely and fascinating glance into the history of Charlotte, Michigan. Housed in an old county courthouse built back when Charlotte was the Eaton County Seat, this treasure trove of historical memorabilia, artifacts, and photographs provides invaluable insight into the past.

For a particularly memorable and unique experience, there's a dinner train offering dining while on a scenic train ride through the countryside of rural Michigan. There are themed events like murder mystery parties aboard the train, and never a dull moment.