RV rental Carnesville, GA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

When you pick up your Carnesville camper rental, you'll find there are plenty of fantastic state and national parks to visit in the area. Take the 45-minute drive to Watson Mill Bridge State Park, home to Georgia's longest covered bridge that is still in use today. Be sure to enter the park via Highway 22 in your Carnesville RV rental due to height and weight restrictions on the historic bridge itself. Classed as one of Georgia's most scenic state parks, Watson Mill Park extends over 1,118 acres and is divided by the South Fork River. The park has five miles of biking trails and seven miles for hiking. Horseback riding is also a popular way to see the park with over 15 miles of trails available. You can rent a canoe from the park office to use on Mill Pond or cool off in the river shoals. Just an hour's drive in your Carnesville RV rental by owner brings you to Fort Yargo State Park, home to a historic log fort built by settlers in 1792. The park offers a variety of recreational activities, including swimming, fishing, and boating on the 260-acre Marbury Creek Reservoir. Fishing boats, canoes, and pedal boats are available to rent in season. Over 20 miles of trails for hiking and bicycling run through the park. Tackle the challenging "Heart Attack Hill" on your mountain bike to get some great views of the lake before descending, or take the flat, easy seven-mile lake loop hike and finish with a picnic in one of the many lakeside picnic areas. There's also a miniature golf course, a disc golf course, and multi-purpose sports courts available. Vogel State Park, located deep in the heart of the Chattahoochee National Forest, is situated around a 90-minute drive away with your Carnesville motorhome rental. The park, one of Georgia's oldest, is a definite must-visit during any trip to the area. At the foot of Blood Mountain, the highest point on the Appalachian Trail, the park sits at around 2,500 feet above sea level. There over 22 miles of hiking trails within the park, and you can take the easy four-mile Bear Hair Gap Loop and discover Trahlyta Falls or head out on a longer, more challenging backcountry day hike. There is also a 22-acre lake within the park for fishing or cooling off at the beach. Seasonal rentals available at the park include kayaks, pedal boats, and paddleboards. There are also several picnic areas, a seasonal Civilian Conservation Corps museum and a general store. There are also a number of RV campsites available if you hope to stay for a while; check online for reservation details. Other options include heading out for the two-hour drive to Red Top Mountain State Park in your Carnesville motorhome rental. The park is named for the area's distinctive red-colored soil caused by its high iron ore content. You can discover the history of the area's traditional iron mining in neighboring Etowah Valley. The park also maintains the Allatoona Pass Battlefield, where you can explore the earthworks and trenches of this historically significant battlefield. The park itself is an excellent place to visit in summer, thanks to the 12,000-acre Allatoona Lake. Relax on the beach or cool off with a swim. You can also rent a boat from one of the nearby marinas. Over 15 miles of hiking trails pass through the park's forest and are a great way to reconnect with nature or to go wildlife spotting. The four-mile, gravel-topped Iron Hill Trail provides hikers and cyclists with impressive lake views. There is also a short paved trail that provides wheelchair and stroller access to a reconstructed 1860's homestead situated near to the park office.