A STOP IN SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS

A day spent in Salem, Massachusetts, is a must—and not only during the spooky season.

By Brigid Presecky

There’s plenty to see and do on an east-coast RV trip to Salem, Massachusetts, from touring mansions in the McIntire Historic District to shopping for trinkets and souvenirs along eccentric Essex Street. Salem honors its hallowed history with indoor and outdoor attractions fit for the whole family. If you’re just visiting for the day, RV parking is permitted at Salem Willows Arcade and Park, and along Fort Avenue; from here, you can access the downtown area via the Salem Trolley. If you’re planning a longer stay, RV camping is also available seasonally at Winter Island Maritime Park. Salem Willows Park Before catching the trolley into downtown Salem, stroll the 35 acres of trails and beaches, and get a good look at the beautiful scenery of Salem Willows Arcade and Park. The park offers…

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ROVA (Digital) - 1 Issue, Twenty-Nine: February/March 2022

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