RV Rental Conestoga, PA

Just a short drive north of Conestoga is the Lancaster County Central Park in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. At Lancaster County Central Park, visitors can enjoy almost 550 acres of natural beauty in an urban setting. If you’re looking for a fun day in the sun, you can spend time at the pool or walk through the manicured gardens. If you’re looking to learn a little more about Pennsylvania’s wilderness, you can head out on the hiking trails that cut through forests and fields or spend some time at the Environmental Library and do a little more book-centric research.

A short drive to the south of town is the Tucquan Glen Nature Preserve near Quarryville, Pennsylvania. This pocket of paradise may only be about 15 acres in size, but you will feel like you are in a completely different world. With a well-traveled trail looping its way through the park, you will walk alongside a Susquehanna River ravine, through lush forests, and feel closed off from the rest of the world as you bask in the Pennsylvania nature.

Situated along the riverbanks of the powerful Susquehanna River is the Susquehannock State Park near Peach Bottom, Pennsylvania. This expansive state park with one-of-a-kind views of the Susquehanna River perfectly encapsulates the natural beauty of southern Pennsylvania. With rolling hills, rivers views, and towering forests, Susquehannock has everything a nature lover could want. You can spend the day hiking trails that will lead you over and through the wilderness.

When you rent an RV in Conestoga, you will find yourself needing a place to set up your camp. Luckily enough, there are a few places around Conestoga that are worth considering.

Just to the south of town is the Pequea Creek Campground. At Pequea Creek, guests can expect full hookups, restroom and shower facilities, laundry facilities, and an on-site camp store. There are also nature trails that wind around the park.

Just to the north of Conestoga is the Circle M RV & Camping Resort. At Circle M, guests can expect to have access to full hookups, restroom and shower facilities, and laundry facilities. Guests will also have access to an activity center and a variety of sports fields.

When you book a travel trailer rental in Conestoga, be sure to set aside some extra time to explore the local community. There is so much to see and do in this pocket of the world that you may never want to leave your hidden paradise.

At the local Conestoga Area Historical Society, you can learn all about the founding and settling of the Penn Manor Area, the region of Pennsylvania in which Conestoga is located. At the main building, you can see rotating exhibits that showcase local history and culture and get information on the other historic properties in the area. Once you have that information, you can go on a self-guided tour of historic buildings and homes, Native American sites, and cultural points of interest.

If you want to get your adrenaline pumping, then hop in the Conestoga motorhome rental and head to the adventure park on the south side of town. Here, you can run around with some new friends as you try to dodge away from your enemy’s airsoft or paintball pellets. You can explore several different courses as you and your team attempts to win the day.

Just north in neighboring Lancaster, is the Rock Ford Plantation. At this historic home, you will learn all about Edward Hand, one of Washington’s generals during the American Revolutionary War, as well as daily life in upper-class colonial Pennsylvania. One of the best-preserved buildings in Pennsylvania, here you will feel as though you’ve stepped into a time capsule as you wander the halls and grounds of this spectacular home.

When staying in southeastern Pennsylvania, you may want to sample some of the local German fare. There is a large pocket of German immigrants in the area so you are likely to find some of the best pretzels and bratwurst you can find on this side of the Atlantic.

When you find yourself needing to restock your RV rental in Conestoga, you will find a variety of options just to the east, along US-222, and the north, along US-30.