RV rental Temperance River State Park, MN: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

There are a few options when it comes to camping with an RV in the park when you want to explore the beauty of the Temperance River area. The campgrounds are open from mid-May to mid-September, with both upper and lower campgrounds offering wooded sites. If you are looking for views of Lake Superior, then it’s the lower campground where you'll want to head. Overall there is 52 drive-in sites that can accommodate RVs that are 60 feet in length. All 18 of the electric campsites are located in the upper campground, and there is also two pull through sites. If you are looking for a more primitive experience when state park RV camping, you'll want to make use of the lower campground. For Alfresco dining there is both ice and firewood available to buy on site as well as accessible toilets and showers.

When you rent a camper near Temperance River State Park, one of the most scenic drives you can enjoy is the North Shore Scenic Drive. The road will take you through seven state parks overall, as well as a number of shoreline towns, all of which offer a range of places to eat as well as some shops and art galleries. Along the route are a large number of points of interest, many of which are worth a stop depending on your interests such as the Split Rock Lighthouse, the Great Lakes Aquarium and the Aerial Life Bridge. Located in the town of Schroeder is the Cross River Heritage Center, which is the best place to experience local heritage and culture. As well as tons of travel information, you'll also find 3 floors of historical displays, and each year a new theme is represented on the ground floor. The building itself is a historic place of interest in itself, with beautiful Tudor architecture, originally built in 1929. Another interesting place to visit nearby is the North Shore Commercial Fishing Museum, which features both indoor and outdoor exhibits. You'll find out how the fishermen survived the raging waters of the lake to traditional boat building techniques and more. Through the year keep an eye out for a number of events and programs, you can even find out about the latest research and findings through a series of lectures and presentations. For avid fishermen or those that are just interested in the history of the area, a visit to the museum is a must.