RV rental Wixom, MI: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Wixom has an established network of trails that connect to the city's numerous parks, so they are worth trying out if you're looking to gently stretch your legs. For a more ambitious walk through residential neighborhoods, lakes and natural areas, try the Wixom segment of the Michigan Air Line Trail that passes through downtown Wixom. It eventually connects you to the Great Lake to Lake Trails that link South Haven near Lake Michigan to Port Huron. You don't have to venture far, however, to enjoy rolling hills, pine tree forests and two lakes in 4,700 acres of land. The Proud Lake State Recreation Area is located on the Huron River and just within 10 minutes by motorhome rental in Wixom. Fish, swim or kayak in the lakes, or hit the park's 20 miles of hiking/skiing trails. Mountain bikers and horseback riders will also find the park's varied terrain suitable to their interests. Michigan has plenty of fascinating heritage and scenic routes, and one close by is a drive on M-15, about half an hour away in your Wixom camper rental. It will take you from from Clarkston to the byway's northern terminus in Bay City. This route is known as the M-15 Pure Michigan Byway (otherwise known by its mouthful moniker, the Pathway to Family Fun Recreational Heritage Route). If you're looking for antique shopping in quaint villages with a dash of summer festivals, fishing, and hiking opportunities along the way, this byway is worth a try. Bay City's museums, galleries, and marinas await you at the end of this 85-mile journey. From Bay City, you can either spend a few days here exploring its eclectic waterfront, sampling its brews on a beer tour or cruising on Lake Huron's Saginaw Bay, or take your Wixom RV rental to another Heritage Route starting from Standish about half an hour away. The Huron Shores Recreational Heritage Route runs along US 23 following the western shores of Lake Huron before terminating in Mackinaw City, 200 miles to the north. Nicknamed the Sunrise Coast, this route beckons with a wide range of adventures whether you're into active ones like hiking, biking or snowmobiling, or gentle outdoor pursuits like bird watching, fishing or fruit-picking. You'll also have an ample dose of culture and history as you stop by local artisan shops, climb lighthouses or browse shipwreck exhibits. At the end of your trip, reward all your hard work with a wine-tasting or brew-sampling tour. It's a fitting way to say 'cheers' to a well-lived life on the road.