RV rental Moccasin Creek State Park, GA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

More than 50 RV spots are available at Moccasin Creek. Due to the park’s nearly flat landscape, sites can accommodate rental RVs up to 50 feet long. All RV sites have water and 30-amp electrical hookups. There are no sewer hookups, but the park does provide pull-through sites. Moccasin Creek State Park campers can access standard amenities, such as a fish cleaning station, dump station, public restrooms, hot showers, and a boat launch. There's a pavilion available for guests who want to have a get-together or a birthday party. Kids can enjoy the playground, and if they get too dirty, there are public laundry facilities available for use. The park has Wi-Fi so you can stay connected to friends and family or catch up on your favorite TV shows. Most major cell phone carriers also have service in the park.

If you’re looking for some outdoor fun just outside of the park, head to into Clarkesville. Here, you'll find an adventure company that offers exhilarating activities like ATV tours, ziplining, boating, and so much more. If you've had all the outdoor adventures you can take, venture into downtown Clarkesville for a dose of that world-famous Southern hospitality. Here, you'll find plenty of shopping and dining opportunities as well as the city's visitors' center in the Mauldin House. Learn more about the history of Clarkesville, take a walk through the gardens, or simply do a little front-porch sittin'. For some strange family fun, head to Tiger, GA and visit Goats on the Roof. This family fun country destination has a cafe, boiled peanuts, homemade fudge, homemade ice cream, zany t-shirts, and, oh yeah… goats on the roof. Pet the goats, feed the goats, learn all about the legend of the goats, and make some lifelong memories! Another spot not too far from Moccasin Creek State Park is one of Georgia’s most magical waterfalls, Minnehaha Falls. The 60-foot falls cascade down natural plateaus like steps down the path. This lovely landscape is just 30 minutes south of the park and is a small hike down the Minnehaha Falls Trail. Within half an hour, you'll find plenty of gas stations, mostly to the south of the park. Once your tank is full and you're ready to hit the road, feel free to head north to the Nantahala National Forest.