RV rental Rhode Island: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

As the state capital and home to both Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence is rich in history and culture. College Hill boasts stunning architecture. Waterplace Park features the WaterFire art installation. Other highlights include the Roger Williams Park Zoo, the RISD Museum, the Roger Williams Park Botanical Center, and events at the Providence Performing Arts Center. Annual celebrations that you may want to keep in mind when planning your trip include the Providence Children’s Film Festival, Rhode Island Comic Con, the Festival of Historic Houses, Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival, and Eat Drink RI Festival. The nearby Holiday Acres Campground has been around since 1945 and offers swimming, games, a camp store, and sites with picnic tables and fire pits. You and your Rhode Island RV rental can be one of the many visitors to Narragansett, where the population more than doubles every summer because it's such a popular destination. It’s a beach town with a lot of history and a fun, quirky vibe. Some things to do and see here include the Towers, three state park beaches and a town beach, the South County Museum, and the Point Judith Lighthouse. Special events that you may want to keep in mind include the annual Blessing of the Fleet, the Calamari Festival, the Narragansett Art Festival, the Endless Summer Festival, and Narragansett Restaurant Week. Just south of the city, Fishermen’s Memorial State Park features a “seaside village” campground with planned activities, a comfort station, and a ranger station. Exeter is ten miles north of Narragansett and is generally considered one of the last remaining rural communities in the state. As such, the natural beauty and outdoor adventure are spectacular, such as the state-owned Arcadia Management Area, the Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge, and Stepstone Falls. Learn about local history at the Tomaquag Museum. Special events that take place in and around here include the Fall Festival, the Spring Craft Fair, the Little Country BBQ Challenge, and plenty of community festivities. Nearby Wawaloam Campground features Hydro-Fury waterslides and a splash park, a snack bar and special weekend meals, spacious sites, and many other amenities. The town of East Greenwich is within a few miles of Exeter. It was incorporated in 1677 and is today the wealthiest municipality in the state; as such, it offers plenty of things to and see. Some of the highlights include the Varnum Memorial Armory and Varnum House Museum, the Armory of the Kentish Guard, Frenchtown Park and Frye Nature Preserve, and the New England Wireless and Steam Museum. Special events that you may want to keep in mind include Arts on Main, Main Street Strolls, farmers’ markets, and Music on the Hill concerts. Nearby Oak Embers is a “friendly family campground” with a beach, a pool, a playground, planned activities, and much more. You’ll enjoy your stay at any of the Rhode Island RV parks because you’ll have easy access to American history, high culture, beaches and boardwalks, and so much more. This tiny state is huge in attractions and amenities.