RV rental Rochester, NY: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

It is no secret to people living in the northeastern United States that upstate New York is a place of great natural beauty. The area in which Rochester now resides was once home to the Seneca Nation, a band of indigenous peoples that were stewards of the land for millennia. Rochester has hot summers and cold, snowy winters, and there is no wrong time to visit this area. Even the autumn provides you with heavenly scenery with the coming of the fall foliage every October. Rochester has always been an outdoor-friendly city, as evident by its wonderful city park system, and with a name like “The Flower City”, it is obvious. Highland, Maplewood, and Genesee Valley are just a few of the parks within the city limits where you can catch a fresh breath of air and enjoy the gentle winds rolling off of Lake Ontario, bringing relief during the summertime. Many of the city parks have recreation areas and golf courses, putting an emphasis on outdoor activities. Outside of town on the shores of Lake Ontario, you can go birdwatching and enjoy the local ecosystems that thrive nearby. Braddock Bay Wildlife Management Area is a protected area that enables birdwatchers to catch glimpses of many exotic birds passing through on their long migratory hauls. Each season provides a different set of birds to observe. Although camping is not allowed, you can bring the Rochester RV rental to nearby Webster, NY and visit Whiting Road Nature Preserve for a day trip, and hike through 240 acres of beautifully maintained natural habitat. With a short drive west towards Buffalo, Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge is yet another place to both observe nature and appreciate the beautiful scenery. The refuge is also great for many recreational activities like hiking, biking, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing in the winter time. Hunting and trapping are both also permitted seasonally in the refuge’s tranquil forests and low-lying wetland areas. It would, of course, be a shame for you to rent an RV in Rochester, New York, and not venture to the international border and experience the once-in-a-lifetime imagery of the Niagara Falls. The world-famous falls are just 17 miles from Buffalo, 75 miles southeast of Toronto in Canada, and have been featured in countless photographs, paintings, songs, and films, and bring in millions of tourists each year from both the Canadian and the American sides of the powerful horseshoe-shaped falls.