RV rental Willow Street, PA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

There aren’t any RV parks in Willow Street itself, but there are at least a dozen options nearby. The closest is the Circle M RV and Camping Resort which is just a 10-minute drive in your Willow Street RV rental. Set in one of the winding loops of the Conestoga River, Circle M provides full hookups with water and electricity. Amenities include an indoor swimming pool, mini golf, games room, fishing on site, a playground for the kids, and a general store. This campground is family-friendly, but it’s worth noting that they close from the end of November to the beginning of April. If you’re looking for a more campground with events galore, perhaps the Pequea Creek Campground, a 15-20 minute drive depending on traffic, would suit. The campground is in Pequea (pronounced peck-way) and sits right beside a quintessentially Pennsylvanian treasure - a covered bridge. Full hookups are available and there are coin-operated showers and laundry facilities on site. Additional amenities include a playground, general store, walking trails to spot the plentiful local wildlife, and lots of scheduled events.

Considering its relatively small population, you might be surprised to hear that Willow Street is home to more than ten churches. Each features unique architecture, and even for those who aren’t religious, a walking tour of the town's churches can make for a fun activity. For shopping, you have to hit up Kendig Square, with shops, thrift stores, gyms, and restaurants galore - this is the most happening spot in town. If there are any history buffs in your midst, you can take them on a drive down Eshelman Mill Road, and just when you hit the open countryside with horses and cattle on either side of you, you’ll see a small stone barn - the birthplace of the American long rifle. But there's not just historical treasure to be found in this small town, in fact, Willow Street is the home of the oldest homestead in all of Lancaster County. The 1719 Hans Herr House offers countless exhibits and buildings that show us the journey of early America, and ultimately, the foundation of Lancaster County. Gas stations are plentiful in the town itself but are few and far between once you leave, so be sure to fill up the motorhome rental in Willow Street before heading out on your day trips. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, you can take a break and hit up one of the dining options in Willow Street. With pretty much every cuisine on offer, choose between the local sandwich shops, Mexican eateries, Chinese takeouts, or if you’re looking for a more authentic PA meal, try one of the family-run restaurants serving hearty, traditional American fare. And don’t leave without trying one of the local delicacies, scrapple - or apple dumplings. With so many family-friendly activities, awe-inspiring scenery, and local delights - it’s about time you start your search for RV rentals in Willow Street.