RV rental Dover, NJ: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Being so close to Newark, there's no shortage of places to park when you rent an RV in Dover. One nearby option is the Mahlon Dickerson Reservation in Jefferson. The small campground on site offers roughly 15 paved sites which have partial hookups with 20, 30, or 50 amp electricity. This campground is located within Rockaway River State Wildlife Management Area, so if you chose to stay here, you'd have the great outdoors right on your doorstep. The campground is open seasonally between April and November. Another campground to look at when you consider an RV rental in Dover is FLA-Net Park near Mount Olive. This park is slightly bigger, providing about 65 sites with full hookups that support 20, 30 and 50 amp electric. Big rigs are accommodated with pull-through sites and space for slide-outs. WiFi is available, as well as extras such as a swimming pool, a place to fish, and a fire ring.

Since Dover is a relatively large place, everything you'd need is available in the city. Newark is also about half an hour’s drive from Dover and has even more to see when you rent an RV. Visitors can explore Newark and New York, giving them access to delightful restaurants and some of the best shopping in the country. If you're in Dover, there's plenty to explore around the city itself. If you're a lover of arts and crafts, then you can visit The Stickley Museum. This museum is the estate home of Gustav Stickley, a designer and philosopher who is famous for popularizing arts and crafts in the U.S. The house is a symbol of Gustav Stickley's dream for the perfect way to live life and is beautifully maintained to preserve its original 20th-century appearance. If you're a history buff, especially when it comes to American history, then you have to visit Jockey Hollow. This historical park is where Continental Army troops took shelter during the winter of 1779, which turned out to be one of the coldest winters recorded. The park contains original structures such as log cabins and is a display of the resilience of the men trapped there during the time. It is also a prominent part of American history during its fight for independence. If you're looking for some family-friendly fun that the kids will love, you might want to take an excursion to Wild West World. A replica of Dodge City, Kansas in the late 1800s, Wild West World contains lots of activities and shows, including pony rides, live shows with gunfights, and museum exhibits. With the staff dressed in period costumes to add to the authenticity, you'll feel like you've stepped back into the Old West.