RV rental Fergus Falls, MN: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Operated by the city of Fergus Falls, Delagoon Park is the only campground in town where you can stay with your camper or motorhome. Electric and water hookups are available, as are restrooms and a couple of vault toilets. Come here for a wonderful view of Pebble Lake and proximity to the Central Lakes Trail. If scenery is not high on your list, consider staying at the sole truck stop in town. But if you’re willing to make the drive, take your camper rental from Fergus Falls to campgrounds within a 30-mile radius. There are a dozen gas stations in town so you can refuel before setting off on a campground search. A few can be found in Ashby, Battle Lake, and Pelican Rapids. Maplewood State Park also makes it worth the journey. Water and electric sites are available here along with restrooms and showers. You'll also be closer to hiking and horseback trails as well as fishing opportunities. Or, you can always find out if parking in the Walmart lot is available. There's one in Fergus Falls along I-94. Check with the store manager if you can stay here for a night or two.

Mental health was high on the city's priorities in the 19th century, and the Fergus Falls Regional Treatment Center designed in the Kirkbride Plan style stands witness to this. Opened to patients in 1890, the asylum aimed to provide a moral treatment to patients, and the building's design – plenty of windows to let in light and fresh air – was part of the treatment program. Setting foot inside the hospital is not possible, but you can stroll around the grounds and admire the brick buildings' looming presences in the city. Take your RV trailer rental from Fergus Falls to the 325-acre Prairie Wetlands Learning Center and learn about the natural history of the prairie and the importance of the wetlands. Walk the 3.5-mile trail that cuts through the area, or follow the shorter and all-accessible interpretive trail. Keep a sharp eye for birds as this rich habitat attracts a variety of them, most notably the white-shouldered bobolink, the Northern shoveler, and the chicken-like, big-footed migrant, the sora rail. At the Otter Tail County Historical Museum, see what early life was like in Fergus Falls and the surrounding area. Step inside authentically recreated period rooms and stroll past fascinating dioramas. At the Agricultural wing, listen to real-life sounds of horse-drawn plowing and feel like you're on an 1890's farm. Browse the books on state and local history, and let your child play pretend in a 19th-century school room. You won't go hungry in Fergus Falls if you love American comfort food and food chain fare, which dominate the city's dining scene. A few places also serve seafood and steaks. Thrown in the mix are Italian, Mexican, and Chinese staples. If you want to cook your own meals, more than a dozen convenience and grocery stores make it possible. You may or may not see all of the county’s 1,000 lakes, but you certainly will have a wonderful time getting to one or 100. But don’t stop here. You still have thousands more to see before calling it an adventure. And don’t put it off until the next Ice Age either. Book an RV rental in Fergus Falls, MN today and just go!