RV rental South Bend, IN: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Like other urban areas, when you book an RV rental in South Bend, Indiana, you’ll find that there are few, if any, RV parks within the city limits. However, there are several in the surrounding areas that can accommodate your camping needs. One option in Granger is the South Bend / Elkhart KOA. This retro-themed campground seeks to keep the past alive with its collection of vintage soda pops, retro-styled ice cream shop, old-fashioned customer service, and classic candy and tin toys. It’s also within walking distance (less than a mile) to several grocery stores, restaurants, banks, and other services and shops. If you prefer to stay in the campground, you’ll have access to private showers, restrooms, a laundromat, basketball courts, ping pong tables, nature trails, a shaded playground, banana bike rentals, horseshoe pits, and many other amenities. The campsites themselves are spacious and shaded and offer full hookups, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and two dog runs. Another possibility just 20 minutes' drive outside of South Bend is Maple Ridge Campground in Lakeville. Choose from full or partial hookup RV sites, each of which has a picnic table and campfire pit. You can also opt for a pull-through site if necessary. While camping at Maple Ridge Campground, you’ll have access to a seasonal swimming pool, disc golf, gaga ball court, basketball and pickleball courts, playgrounds, multi-purpose trails, and volleyball areas. Freshen up in the bathhouse, pick up supplies at the camp store, or use Wi-Fi either at your site or at the camp store.

When you book an RV in St. Joseph County, start your trip off with a visit to The History Museum. Here, you’ll learn about the history of the University of Notre Dame, be educated on the local history of the St. Joseph River Valley region, and explore the history of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. These, among many other permanent and temporary exhibits, give visitors the opportunity to truly immerse themselves in the culture and history of the area when they book a travel trailer rental in South Bend. Car aficionados will relish the opportunity to visit the Studebaker National Museum. Spreading across three stories, the automobile museum houses sleek vintage cars, presidential carriages, and car culture history. At the museum, you can see the world’s largest collection of presidential carriages, including the barouche that President Abraham Lincoln rode in the night he was assassinated. There’s also the military collection, the original collection, and numerous interactive exhibits, including a kid-friendly service center. Be sure to check it out if you love cars. Drive less than ten minutes and visit the University of Notre Dame. Just outside of South Bend in Notre Dame, there’s tons to see at this iconic university’s campus. Check out the golden dome at Notre Dame’s main building. Built in 1879, the main building was once used as a place where students learned, ate meals, and lived. Today, though some classrooms remain in the main building, it is primarily used for administrative purposes. While at the campus, be sure to check out the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. With countless stained-glass windows and numerous frescoes, this stunning 19th-century neo-gothic Roman Catholic church is a must-see when you book a camper rental in South Bend.