Summer is the best time to see the country when everyone is out and about basking in the glow of the summer sun. When you consider how many vacation spots are right here in the US, it is easy to see why RV rentals in Lexington are so popular. Class A, B and C motorhome rentals in Lexington are in high demand at this time of year. Class A motorhomes are luxurious touring buses that all the stars use when they are touring the country. Class C motorhomes have the same cabin space and luxuries but are less expensive and are better on gas because they are built on a pickup truck platform.Â
Class B motorhomes are smaller but still include basic necessities such as a toilet, a shower, a kitchen, and storage. These motorhomes look a lot like oversized luxury vans. Their compact size makes them easier to navigate down those dusty campground roads. If you have a pickup truck that is at least a half ton and built for towing, you may want to explore the camper rentals in Lexington. These travel trailers are towed behind the vehicle and offer similar accommodations. The drawback is that all passengers must sit in the truck cab while the trailer is being towed.Â
There are some cars out there with enough torque to tow an ultralight pop-up camper rental in Lexington. However, for the most part, cars cannot handle the weight of most travel trailers.
Campgrounds are the ideal destination for RV owners to make the most of their vacations. These campgrounds generally offer full hookups to connect your sewer, water, and electricity. In addition, you can expect to find lakes, fishing, hiking, picturesque scenery, and even laundry rooms, swimming pools and Wi-Fi. Some provide golf cart rentals for RV owners to get around the campgrounds more easily. When you consider how much money you can save on food by skipping the restaurants and by cooking for yourself and the low daily rates at campgrounds, it is plain to see why Lexington RV rental camping is economical. These are some of the popular campgrounds near Lexington, KY:
If you are looking for unique wonders of the world, the Mammoth Cave National Park hosts over a half million visitors per year. The Mammoth caves are believed to be the longest cave system in the world. There are also ferry rides that can be taken up and down the rivers. The Kentucky Horse Park and Wolf Run Park are both state parks that are run by state employees. Although the pollen count is high in the summer and the heat can be intense, you can get close-ups with ponies and horses and enjoy the lush scenery. Â
When you are traveling, you may need to jet home in a hurry or take a brief business trip. Thankfully, there are plenty of self-storage places in Lexington to choose from at a variety of affordable rates. Your options include:
Almost every campground has its own dumpstation. Additionally, you will find other places along your route to empty out your septic tanks whenever it is needed. Check out the following places when you are on the roads of KY:
Whether you decide to spend your time checking out the various state and national parks or boozing on locally produced bourbon, there is a lot to love about the Bluegrass state. You can even spend time at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, on your way to Nashville. Kentucky is known for its bourbon and offers plenty of taste-testing and tours on the bourbon trail.Â
Whether you decide to catch a baseball game at the Whitaker Bank Ballpark or spend the nights dancing to the live music at Cosmic Charlie's in the downtown, Lexington has plenty of modern entertainment if the horses and wild nature aren't exciting enough.
Interstates 64, 71 and 75 cross through Kentucky and provide easy travel around the state. You won't find all the congestion and tolls that you'd encounter in the some of the big-city states. This makes transportation stress-free and easy in any weather.