RV rental Red Top Mountain State Park, GA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Red Top Mountain State Park camping areas come equipped with pull-thru sites, big rig access, 30 and 50 AMP electricity, water, restrooms, showers, and laundry. There’s plenty of space for the kids to run around and play. Pets are welcome too, though it’s advisable to keep pets on a leash while in the park. With over 100 sites available for RV camping at Red Top Mountain State Park, there are also options for renting cottages or cabins in the park. And even if you just want to drive into the park for a picnic, there are picnic shelters available. If you’re looking for a place to camp near Red Top Mountain State Park, try the Allatoona Landing Marine Resort in Cartersville. The sites are paved, and most of them are shaded. Some of the sites are equipped with full hookups, pull-thru, and back-in options. They have fire rings and picnic tables too. The campground also offers restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, metered LP Gas, onsite rentals, and RV supplies. For recreation, there’s a swimming pool, plenty of nature trails, and of course, Lake Allatoona. Various discounts are available here, so be sure to ask when making your reservation. In the neighboring town of Calhoun is the Calhoun A-OK Campground with over 50 sites, providing full hookups, gravel sites, shaded sites, 30 and 50 AMP electricity, and trash pick-up. There are restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, a camp store with RV supplies, groceries, and camping essentials. This pet-friendly campsite is ideal if you want to stay away from the state park, but be close enough to access it easily.

A rental RV is one of the best ways to explore the Red Top Mountain State Park region and beyond. Once you’ve finished exploring the state park, drive towards the neighboring city of Cartersville. Whether you stay for a day or the weekend, or more, there is plenty to see and do in this city. If you enjoy history and art, then a stop at the museums of Cartersville is a must! Check out the Booth Western Art Museum that has the country’s largest collection of Western Art. Don’t miss the gallery of letters signed by every past US president. The Bartow History Museum in downtown Cartersville takes you through Georgia’s industrial, cultural and agricultural heritage. The kids will enjoy the Tellus Science Museum, replete with gigantic dinosaurs, early marvels of transportation, and replicas of space exploration. Weinman Mineral Gallery is another huge draw at the museum. While in Cartersville, make a trip in your rental RV to the Etowah Indian Mounds State Historic Site, and take a walk into the history of the area that served as a prehistoric home to thousands of Native Americans. Car lovers shouldn’t miss the Old Car City USA, displaying over 4000 classic cars, including Elvis Presley’s last ride. For a fun evening on the town, catch a performance at the Cartersville Grand Theater. Try out the many pubs and restaurants dotting the city for a wholesome Georgian meal.