Ohio

Ohio is a beautiful state to visit, and with major metropolitan areas like Cincinnati to explore, you know that there are a lot of interesting adventures to experience. For this reason, a good RV rental is a great idea for anyone looking to really get to know Ohio, and there are several types of Ohio RV rental options to consider. For example, there are RVs that can accommodate smaller parties of two adults as well as RVs that can accommodate up to 12 people. 

So, which should you consider? If you are looking to find out the options, check out RVshare’s RV classes page; it has tons of info. Still, here are a few vehicles you can consider:

• Small-Sized: These include campervans, teardrop campers, and pop-up campers. A pop-up camper rental in Ohio is a great option because these expand and can accommodate more people without requiring a lot of physical space. They'll also be fairly easy to drive around smaller city roads.
• Medium-Sized: The two mid-sized options for an RV rental in Ohio include travel trailers and Class C motorhomes. Each of these can usually accommodate up to eight people, and they are very convenient.
• Large-Sized: There are several large RVs to consider, and each has its share of luxury. Class A motorhomes, fifth wheel campers, and toy haulers fall into this category. Some of the amenities to consider for your Ohio trip may include lavish backsplash, tiled floors, expandable living rooms, and multiple bathrooms.

RV Campgrounds Near Ohio

For many, campgrounds are the best feature of RVing. This is because campgrounds are very welcoming, have amenities like pools and hot tubs, and offer full hookups for your RV. Still, it can help to know which RV campgrounds are best in the state, which is why RVshare provides a campground page for Ohio cities and the state in general. For example, one of the best in the state is Berlin RV Park and Campground; this campground not only has back-in and pull-through sites, but it also provides discounts to Good Sam Club members as well as members of the armed forces.

US National & State Parks Nearby Ohio

Ohio is home to one of the 60 United States national parks, and it’s known for its picturesque beauty. This park is Cuyahoga Valley National Park, and for those who love hiking, this park has more than 125 miles of trails to explore. This is also a great park to visit at different times of the year since it’s known for its distinct seasons, which means that the activities and overall experience will change from month to month. This national park is about 7 miles from Akron, and it’s fairly close to Cleveland as well.

RV Storage Facilities in Ohio

From time to time, you may need to store your RV rental during your trip, and Ohio has hundreds of locations across the state to consider when you need a safe and secure place to keep your vehicle. These facilities are usually covered so that the vehicle will be protected from both the elements and thieves. Some great options include Clearcreek Self Storage in Waynesville and Elite Indoor Boat and RV Storage in Pataskala.

Dumpstations Near Ohio

Throughout the state, you’ll be pleased to know that there are countless places where you can dump your gray or black water sewage. These include places that aren’t RV campgrounds like the Vermillion Valley Travel Plaza in Amherst or the Bay Shore Resort in Andover. Additionally, many campgrounds also provide this service. A couple of good examples of this would be the Hickory Lake Campground in Ashland or Ryan’s Run RV Park in Felicity. Some dumpstations charge, so it may help to ask ahead of time.

It’s Almost Independence Day, Take Your Family on an RV Trip!

With a whole state to explore, you may be wondering where to visit during the July 4th holiday. Fortunately, there are tools out there like the RVshare trip planner, which can provide you with several ideas. For example, the trip from Columbus to Hocking Hills is only about 55 miles, which would make for a great trip to a state park for the holiday. Additionally, shoreside trips to areas like Put-in-Bay are perfect for a family RV vacation using various types of motorhome rentals in Ohio.

Popular Tourist Attractions for an RV Rental Ohio

Ohio has quite a few tourist-friendly places to visit if you’re coming through in an RV. For example, Ohio has a sprawling Amish country that’s perfect for those who like to live the simple life in an RV. These areas of the state have delicious cuisine and crafts that go well in an RV. Additionally, The Wilds is a 9,000-acre animal habitat that’s perfect for families to explore. They even have fun events like zip-lining.

Sports and Entertainment Near Ohio

For sports fans, Ohio is home to the Cincinnati Reds, the Cleveland Indians, and the Cleveland Browns, so an RVer has some definite options. Additionally, the state also has a beautiful art scene; places like the Ohio Theatre in Columbus and the Playhouse Square in Cleveland provide some unique opportunities.

Highways in or Near Ohio

Throughout Ohio, you’ll find an intricate network of interstates and highways. Some noteworthy interstates include 70, 71, 75, 77, 90, 80, and 675. Many of these are RV-friendly roads that can be used to travel.

Frequently Asked Questions About Renting an RV Near Ohio

Do I need to be a certain age to rent an RV in Ohio?

If you are considering a rental from RVshare, then you will need to be 25 years of age to be approved.

Do I need insurance when I rent an RV?

Just like any vehicle that you rent, with camper rentals in Ohio, you are going to need to have insurance that will cover the vehicle in the event that there is an accident. If you do not have insurance that you can use for the rental, then take a look at our insurance page for more information about your options.

Do I need to return my rental RV with a full tank?

When you rent an RV, it’s a good practice to bring the RV back with a full tank. At the same time, not all owners require it, so be sure to communicate with the RV owner before you rent so that you understand his or her refueling requirements.

Does RVshare offer one-way RV rentals in Ohio?

One-way RV rentals in Ohio are available, but it is not always an option with every RV owner. It's important to ask the renter if a one-way rental is an option prior to renting your vehicle.