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For anyone who has decided to book an RV in Henry County, and take a scenic road trip through the beautiful state of Virginia, consider a stop off at the charming town of Martinsville. Located at the intersection of Route 220 and Route 58, Martinsville, VA is easily accessible for those coming from Roanoke or Danville!

Founded as early as 1791, Martinsville has a unique history. Once boasting the title of ‘plug capital of the world’, tobacco crops were the backbone of the economy here for nearly 150 years. Today, Martinsville’s economy has taken a U-turn as it begins to focus on technology development and manufacturing. Among the plethora of modern architecture, restaurants and museums on the high street, there are still many nods to Martinsville’s agricultural heritage.

Located within the southern piedmonts of Virginia, the city is defined by the rolling hills and diverse landscapes that surround it. With convenient access to the Blue Ridge Mountains, beautifully warm summers and a welcoming community; you’ll wonder why you have never contemplated an RV rental in Martinsville before.

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The Great Outdoors

When you rent a motorhome in Martinsville, you will have plenty of opportunity to explore the great outdoors in and around the city. With temperatures averaging 90°F during the summer months, you are sure to be spending plenty of time outdoors.

Lake Lanier is one of the areas biggest pulls, and a perfect place to take the family and spend a sunny day. Although the lake itself is privately owned and therefore not open for public fishing, there are plenty of trails, with panoramic views of the water and surrounding hills.

If you are keen to get in the water for a swim, why not head over to Fairy Stone State Park, a scenic 30-minute drive away from town. Home to the rare fairy stones and beautiful Philpotts Lake, this park provides a unique variety of flora and fauna that you can explore in a number of different ways. As well as extensive hiking trails, freshwater lakes ideal for swimming, canoeing or kayaking there are also acres of green meadows perfect for a picnic. You can guarantee a warm summers day will be well spent here as you enjoy all the outdoor activities.

If you have time, pop over to nearby Deer Island Park. Located in the middle of Philpotts Lake, and only accessible by boat, this small island offers a bit of respite from the otherwise busy park. If you are brave enough, grab a camping permit from the gatehouse and spend a night going back to the basics as you camp under the stars.

RV Parks

When you rent an RV in Martinsville, you will need to consider where to park it during your outdoor excursion. With a backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the distance, campgrounds near Martinsville are some of the most scenic locations in Virginia.

Indian Heritage RV Park is a great option for those looking for a campground close to the city. Just a ten-minute drive south of Martinsville, this family-run campground is located on the banks of the peaceful Smith River. Sites range from large pull through with full-hookups for your RV, to primitive camping sites right next to the riverbed, so there is guaranteed to be something to suit your needs.

Should you have fallen in love with Fairy Stone State Park and want to spend a little extra time taking it in, there are plenty of opportunities to set up camp in this picturesque location. The majority of sites are for tent users only and offer only basic facilities. However, parks such as Salthouse Branch Campground and Goose Park provide great facilities for your Martinsville camper rental.

Should you find yourself in need of an overnight stay, consider Walmart or larger stores. There is a Walmart that may allow overnight camping, just check in with the manager prior to setting up. However, if you are after a larger city with additional large superstores, try Greensboro or Roanoke, both around one hours drive away from Martinsville.

Exploring the City

The unique streets of Martinsville are littered with buildings telling a tale of the deep history of the area. Take a moment to stroll through the Historic District to marvel at a whole variety of buildings, some of which date back to the early 19th century. Expect to see architecture resembling Romanesque, Colonial Revival and Federal styles, many of which are listed on the national register of historic places. Enjoy favorites such as the grand Masonic Temple, the characteristic Gravely Pin Factory and notable Henry County Courthouse.

To delve even deeper into the past history of the city, head just outside of town to the Beaver Creek Plantation. Built in 1776, this huge 30,000-acre estate was once a large slave-holding tobacco plantation, dealing predominantly in tobacco production and textile manufacturing. If you have got yourself an RV rental during Historic Garden Week, set out to explore this significant home and its gardens.

As well as remnants of architectural history, Martinsville offers plenty of museums and galleries to keep you occupied on a rainy day. Virginia Museum of Natural History has a wide range of well-curated displays to keep even the most despondent child happy for the afternoon! Piedmont Arts should also be high on your list of places to see. This award-winning art museum brings works from both national and international artists into one beautifully designed space. The gallery even organizes an art walking tour through the city, highlighting murals and sculptures located around the center.

If you are looking for a getaway that combines the great outdoors with unique local history, consider a motorhome rental in Martinsville! Close to a stunning range of mountains and fresh-water lakes, Martinsville is the perfect place to rent an RV.

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