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Traveling throughout the state of Pennsylvania is one of the most interesting activities to do in your family’s RV rental. If you are planning on exploring this incredible state start planning your vacation now, don’t forget to schedule a stop in Titusville, PA. Under a 3 hour drive from Altoona, this trip is perfect for you and your family to explore the great outdoors together.

Because of quality and quantity of New Jersey’s Worthington State Forest’s trails, it is admired by several hiking enthusiasts. If you are looking for some rugged to moderate hiking terrain and are headed to New Jersey - even nearby Pennsylvania, New York, or Connecticut, you need to put Worthington State Forest on your trip agenda.

When visiting western Pennsylvania those seeking a little peace and quiet will find just that at Blue Knob State Park. This state offers park ample opportunities for a variety of recreational passions. Whether your stay involves a getaway weekend, or an extended vacation, the campgrounds at Blue Knob State Park are a beautiful place to begin enjoying the area.

As winter approaches in Pennsylvania, hunting season commences. One of the more popular hunting areas in Pennsylvania is the Cherry Ridge. The Cherry Ridge is located in Warren, PA and provides a variety of game for hunters. Whether you want some father-son bonding time or to spend a weekend with your friends, Cherry Ridge will provide you with the hunting experience you desire.

Trough Creek State Park is a very popular state park in central Pennsylvania. The Trough Creek State Park is very close to Altoona, Pennsylvania. While Trough Creek State Park is small in size, it more than makes up for it with things to do and see!

Looking for someplace fun to visit in your PA RV rental? Travel to the Poconos Mountains in Pennsylvania. It is a great travel destination during the winter or summer. The Poconos Mountains are near Philadelphia and New York. Residents of either city can easily travel to the mountains for a day trip or for the whole weekend.

Nestled in the mountains of northeastern Huntingdon County, historic Greenwood Furnace State Park offers a unique recreational experience. The park is on the western edge of an area of Central Pennsylvania known as the Seven Mountains. It is an area of rugged beauty, abundant wildlife, breathtaking vistas and peaceful solitude.

Join us as we put our spelunking gear and take a closer look at Indian Caverns! While Pennsylvania is well known for its forested mountains, rushing streams and spectacular scenery, there are a surprising amount of natural wonders that exist underground.

If you’ve never been to Pennsylvania’s Blue Knob State Park, you are missing out on a great camping location.  Blue Knob State Park offers a variety of recreational activities.  Blue Knob State Park has over 6,000 acres of forested mountains and rolling meadows located south of Altoona.  The park is named after the second highest mountain in Pennsylvania with an elevation of 3,146 feet.  The mountains are especially beautiful in the fall when the sugar maple trees become vibrant with red, yellow, and orange colors.