The best RV rentals in Eugene, OR

Thanks to the beautiful landscape surrounding the city, Eugene is a popular spot for RVers. One of the best RV campgrounds in Eugene is the Deerwood RV Park. Positioned 3 miles from downtown, Deerwood RV Park has wooded campsites with full hookups that provide 30- and 50-amp electrical connections. The campground is a stone's throw from some of Eugene's top attractions, and if you want to stick close to the campground, you'll also have the campground's 10 acres of untouched woodlands to explore. Amenities around camp include showers, free Wi-Fi, and a laundry room.

Campers looking for riverside sites should check the campground at Armitage Park. Just 8 miles from Eugene, the campground provides shaded sites with full hookups nestled along the McKenzie River. There are few better places to camp with a canine because this campground has pet-friendly sites and a two-acre dog park. Keep yourself entertained with a game of horseshoes, or plan a riverside ride along the Willamette Valley Scenic Bikeway. Amenities are basic and include showers and bathrooms.

Alternatively, stray slightly farther from the city and stay at the Premier RV Resort of Eugene, Oregon. Conveniently located just off I-5, this campground offers full hookup sites with 20/30/50-amp electricity. You'll find plenty of on-site entertainment here, with a heated swimming pool, a spa, and loads of camp games. Your pup is also welcome here, and there are two off-leash dog parks around camp. There are also a few useful amenities, like showers, free Wi-Fi, and a gift shop.

After picking the perfect campground for you and your crew, you'll be ready to get out and explore. You shouldn't have much trouble driving your motorhome rental around the city. Eugene is laid-back without much traffic, and there's plenty of RV-friendly parking in and around the city.

Eugene is brimming with cultural attractions, and one of the best attractions is the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Located on the University of Oregon campus, this museum boasts a collection of over 3,700 works, concerning mainly Asian and American art. Highlights include dozens of prints from Edo-period Japan and artifacts from China's Qing dynasty.

Please the history buff in your crew with a tour of the Museum of Natural and Cultural History. The largest history museum in the state, the Natural and Cultural Museum, has a collection of ancient artifacts from across the Pacific Northwest, including over 60,000 fossils and the famed Fort Rock Sandals, thought to be the world's oldest pair of footwear.

Looking for the ultimate hiking adventure in Eugene? Then swing by Spencer Butte Park. This park is home to Spencer Butte, a 2,000 foot-high hill overlooking Eugene. Hikers can climb up the butte on the leisurely Main Summit Trail and enjoy sublime panoramas of Eugene and the nearby Cascade Mountains.