RV rental Atlantic City, NJ: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

When you book an RV in Atlantic City, chances are you will need a place to call home during your stay. One of the nearest RV parks to the city is Shady Pines, part of the Sun Resort family, and is just 10 minutes away from the glitz and glamour of city life. Nestled near two wildlife refuges, the campground offers a peaceful retreat with plenty to keep you entertained, such as a games room, planned activities, fitness center, clubhouse, playground and more. Another nearby option for your travel trailer rental from Atlantic City is the Pomona RV Park, which is just 10 minutes from the casinos and boardwalk. The campsite is shaded and provides space for even the biggest of RV rentals, and comes with picnic tables, electric, sewer, water, and have fire rings. Once you have had your fill of city life, you can relax in the 50-foot swimming pool or hot tub. Atlantic Blueberry RV Park is located in Port Republic, therefore has easy access to the city, Jersey Shore and Southern New Jersey in your luxury RV rental from Atlantic City. The site is located in rural countryside, with 175 shaded and sunny RV sites, with themed weekends and entertainment offering fun for all the family.

Of course, the biggest draw to the city is its large number of casinos, something that Atlantic City is known for, and the selection certainly will not disappoint. The games available come in almost every variety imaginable, so whether you want to try your luck on the poker table, or simply have some fun on the penny slots, there is an option for everyone. There are such a large number of casinos, one of the trickiest parts of your trip will be trying to decide which to visit. A few popular choices include the Ocean Resort Casino, Hard Rock Atlantic City, Golden Nugget Atlantic City and Caesars at Atlantic City. So, park up your RV rental in Atlantic City and see what the city has to offer. Unknown to many, Atlantic City has a big Arts and Culture scene, with many galleries and museums to explore. Many museums and monuments honor the Civil Rights movement and warheads that made the city what it is today, and the Heritage Collection available to be viewed in the free Public Library. Other cultural venues that are worth visiting include the African American Heritage Museum, the Atlantic City Arts Foundation, the Dante Hall Theater, and Historic Smithville to name a few. There is also a full-filled Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum and Aquarium, both of which are a great option for children. From high-end retailers to factory outlets where you can grab a bargain, Atlantic City has it all when it comes to shopping. Plus, the city has the added benefit of offering tax-free shopping on both shoes and clothing. The Atlantic City Boardwalk is the place to head for all the tourist shops which sell a range of sweets and souvenirs, or a visit to Tanger Outlets - The Walk will reward you will more than 100 retail outlets of a range of famous brands. Other good places to shop are The Playground, Hamilton Mall and The Quarter at Tropicana. You are likely to get hungry after a long day of shopping, and the huge range of restaurant and bar options cater for all tastes and preferences.