RV rental Meaher State Park, AL: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Set among mature pines, the Meaher State Park Campground puts you just steps from the waterfront. Choose from 61 spacious RV campsites, all with 20, 30 or 50-amp electrical connections. You'll also enjoy water and sewer hookups. Most sites overlook Mobile Bay and treat campers to gorgeous views of the water. If you need extra space, there are also ten improved tent sites with water taps and 20-amp electrical connections. All sites come equipped with picnic tables and grills for enjoying your meals outdoors. After dinner, stroll down to the pier to enjoy the fiery sunsets. You're also located a short drive from lively seafood restaurants, oyster houses, and waterfront bars strung along Battleship Parkway and in Spanish Fort. Each site is around 65 feet in length, making Meaher State Park a good option for larger rental RVs. Like most state park RV campgrounds, Meaher features modern bathroom facilities with flush toilets and hot showers. There are also laundry facilities if you want to freshen up clothes and sheets. The park fills up fast during the summer, so it's best to make reservations in advance. Pets are allowed at some sites; just be sure to keep your dog leashed and supervised. Good service from cell providers means you can stay connected while camping in an RV.

Meaher State Park lies within the city limits of Spanish Fort, which means you're a stone's throw from gas stations and grocery stores, as well as cafes, restaurants, and bars. Drive ten minutes west on the Battleship Parkway and you'll hit Mobile. The port city is a great place to rent a camper near Meaher State Park and kickstart an Alabama road trip. Mobile is also home to a bevy of unique attractions, including the mighty U.S.S. Alabama battleship, Mobile Museum of Art, and Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception. If you're craving a break from your camp kitchen, splurge at one of the excellent seafood restaurants. For a beach fix, head one hour south to Alabama’s sun-drenched Gulf Coast. Sugar-white sand and turquoise water await at laidback resort cities like Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. To the east, Pensacola is another popular base to start a Meaher State Park camping adventure. Top up your tan on the postcard-perfect beach, stroll around the historic downtown core and hit up the happy hours. If you'd like to see more of the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, visit local wildlife management areas like W.L. Holland, where you could spot deer, hogs, waterfowl, and raccoons.