Maryland RV Sales

Maryland is full of inlet waterways and scenic coastlines making it one of the best places to explore with an RV. Local Maryland residents enjoy packing their RV for the weekend to hit the coast and explore some of the best RV parks in the country. If you’re in the market for a New or Used RV, Lakeshore RV in Muskegon, Michigan has over 500 in stock to choose from. With top brands from Heartland, Keystone and Forest River, we carry the best fifth wheels, toy haulers and travel trailers available. We offer zero-down financing and delivery right to your home. No other dealership is closer than Lakeshore with dropoff at your doorstep. Once you find your dream RV, you will need to register and insure it in Maryland before you can hit the open road.

Registering your RC in Maryland

Registering your RV in Maryland is the same process as a regular vehicle but with a higher registration fee. You will need to visit the local MVA office with your driver’’s license, title, bill of sale and payment for your registration fee. All vehicles are required to be registered in Maryland to legally be driven on the state roads. Find more about registering your RV in Maryland here.

Insuring your RV in Maryland

If your RV is drivable, such as a motorhome or camper van, then you must carry the state minimum liability insurance policy for your RV. If your RV is towable such as a fifth wheel, travel trailer or toy hauler, the tow vehicle’s insurance would be extended to the RV. If your RV had a lien on it for financing, they might require you to also carry separate RV insurance even if it’s towable. RV insurance covers the basic options including liability, comprehensive and collision. You can also add additional insurance to ensure you are fully covered in the event of an accident. Knowledgeable insurance agents in your community can help guide you find the perfect insurance policy to meet your needs and ensure you have the proper coverage for your RV.

Using your RV in Maryland

Maryland is rich with history and nature. Maryland is the home of the National Anthem and the first railroad station. Also filled with sand dunes, marshes, rocky ranges, mountains and rolling hills making it one of the most popular places for RV ethustasts. There are many RV Parks, campgrounds, resorts, sporting events and attractions to choose from.

Camping in Maryland

There are many RV parks in the state to stay at and enjoy the weekend. A few of our favorites include:

Sporting events in Maryland

Maryland is the home of the Baltimore Orioles, Baltimore Ravens and Washington Commanders. Local residents enjoy traveling to see the next home game in their RV. Tailgate in the comforts and conveniences of your home on wheels while cheering on your favorite home team. The Ravens M&T Stadium holds 70,000 fans and is located near the center of the city.

Attractions in Maryland

Even though Maryland is a smaller state wrapped around the Chesapeake Bay, there are many attractions to explore while traveling in your RV. A few you won’t want to miss include: Fort McHenry National Monument, The Walters Art Museum, National Aquarium, Baltimore Inner Harbor, Assateague State Park, Antietam National Battlefield, Swallow Falls State Park, Ocean City Boardwalk, B & O Railroad Museum, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historical Park, Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, Six Flags America, Brookside Gardens, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum.