RV rental Avon, CO: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

There aren't many RV parks directly within Avon city limits (or on its periphery), but there are few within a reasonable distance of the city. Most of these are barebones and don't offer full service or Wi-Fi, but this is the perfect opportunity to see just what your Avon luxury RV rental will do. Grab some groceries in town (or whatever is in the cupboard) and enjoy a good home cooked meal under the Colorado night sky. Sylvan Lake State Park in Eagle has RV sites; some of these are right on the lake and are close together, but have a small lawn between the RV sites and the lakeshore. Sites farther back from the lake have more room. There is a restroom on site and guests here can go fishing, kayaking or paddleboarding, while hikers can explore a short trail that goes around the lake. Chapman Campground near Basalt has sites situated near a reservoir. The camping here is relatively primitive, with little to no amenities, but sites do have pull through access. Fishing, kayaking, and canoeing are allowed, but you need to bring your own equipment. There are restrooms but they are pit (camping) toilets. Heaton Bay Campground, in the White River National Forest near Frisco, has sites that are paved, as are the roads in and out. It is within walking distance of Dillon Dam, where guests can fish for cutthroat, rainbow and brown trout. It has restrooms and some of the sites have hookups. All of the sites have picnic tables and fire rings, and firewood is available for purchase. Hikers can explore the Old Dillon Reservoir Trail as well as 50-mile long Summit County trail system which passes through.

Avon, being the tourist destination that it is, offers a variety of tours that will reveal the town and local area in different ways. Visitors can tour by horseback, mountain bike, ATV, river rafting and tubing, and more. There is a science center that provides nature walks. There is an indoor recreation center and a fine arts center (in nearby Beaver Creek). There are a couple golf courses in Avon and fishing tours for those who would prefer to catch their dinner. As the day winds down, there are spas and breweries that offer different forms of relaxation. Of course, the simplest, easiest ways to relax are sometimes best; pull out the camping chairs and enjoy the comforts of your Avon travel trailer rental which already has everything you need to unwind. When it’s time to eat, Avon has a selection of establishments that run the spectrum of expense, from cheap eats to midrange outlets and fine dining. Customers have their choice of cuisines, from Italian and Mexican to Asian and American. There is even a Belgian restaurant, a bakery/deli and a bistro. The Asian offerings go beyond the traditional Chinese buffets and Japanese sushi to include Vietnamese. Most restaurants here are vegan and vegetarian-friendly, and you can always ask the servers for advice if you have questions.