RV Rental Lake Ariel, PA

It’s hard to have a memorable vacation without some fishing. Since Lake Ariel and the surrounding lakes are common fishing spots, it’s no surprise seeing anglers lining along the shores as they try out their luck. Perch, walleye, and bass are some of the more common fish to catch in the lake. The lake also harbors largemouth bass and pickerel. Don’t fret if you didn’t pack fishing gear in your rental RV as the visitors’ center has tons up for rental. Keep in mind that there is a catch and release policy in place.

Water sports are also as popular as fishing around Lake Ariel. The deep blue waters are everything a watersports fanatic could ever dream of. Whether it’s boating, swimming, or water skiing, Lake Ariel has something for everyone. During the cold months, downhill skiing along the slopes surrounding the lake is a popular activity.

Don’t worry as there’s no access to hiking trails while Lake Ariel RV camping as the nearby Pocono Mountains are made just for that. Photography enthusiasts can’t miss this adventure as the mountains are dotted with some gorgeous waterfalls such as the Bushkill Falls, Dingmans Falls, and Fulmer Falls.

Promised Land State Park is one of the campgrounds to consider camping with an RV near Lake Ariel. What makes the park popular among the Lake Ariel campers is its size and the closeness to the sandy beach. The 447 pull-thru sites offer electric, water, and sewer hookups. Campers also get Lake Waterfront access and the chance to see wildlife such as deer or bears.

Another campground convenient to camp in an RV near Scranton is the Clayton Park Recreational Area, which sits less than six miles from Lake Ariel in Scranton. This park is graced by 99 pull-thru sites, which are equipped with full hookups and good WiFi connectivity. The amiable staff ensures that your stay in this campground is very comfy. Don’t leave your furry friends at home as they’re also welcome. Get a chance to try out some boating by renting a boat and paddling around the waters admiring the beautiful scenery.

After a couple of days of RV camping at Lake Ariel, why not use your spare time to explore even more attractions around the lake. If you’re willing to take a walk in the wild, barely a stone’s throw away lies the Claws ‘N’ Paws Animal Park zoo in Hamlin, one of the finest family hangout spots in the area. The local gem has a wide range of wildlife, including turtles, giraffes, and tigers. Kids and adults alike will love giraffe-feeding.

If in perfect shape and not afraid of heights, why not take your date to try out some mind-blowing zip-lining at the Adventure Center in Skytop Lodge. The courses are ideal for experienced folks and newbies alike. Book for a reservation in advance and buy a Groupon if possible.

Don’t drive off in your travel trailer without paying a visit to the Lost Trails Atv Adventures. When you’ve been longing to try out some off-roading adventure, then this is the place to be. If the kids tagged along, rent some awesome ATVs for the whole family and get dirty as you maneuver the difficult terrain through rocks, mud, and hills. Remember to carry extra clothing as you’re bound to get mud splashing all over.