RV Rental Auburn RV Park At Leisure Time Campground

Chewacla State Park is nearby when you're camping at Auburn RV Park at Leisure Time Campground. This nearly 700-acre state park features a 26-acre lake, two creeks, unique rock formations, a swimming area, a playground, and picnic areas with tables, grills, and shelters. Red foxes, squirrels, chipmunks, deer, and turkeys live here. Trails range from the short, interpretive Sweet Shrub Trail to strenuous mountain biking trails created by the Central Alabama Mountain Pedalers. Other recreational opportunities include fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and geocaching.

Spend some time at Lake Martin when you rent a travel trailer near Auburn. This 44,000-acre reservoir offers over 750 miles of shoreline, natural sand beaches, eagles’ nests, the Kowaliga Bridge, and Chimney Rock. Recreational opportunities on the lake include swimming, boating, fishing, water skiing, and golfing. There are public and private concessions offering boat and gear rental. Special events such as fishing tournaments, a fireworks show, and an annual jazz festival are held throughout the year. This is a great way to enjoy the great outdoors as well as learn about local history and culture.

You can also visit Wind Creek State Park with your Auburn rental motorhome. This 1,445-acre park is near Alexander City and follows the shoreline of Lake Martin. Trails include the Alabama Reunion Trail and the Campfire Trail. Picnic areas with tables and grills are available in the day-use area. Other recreational activities include beaches and swimming, fishing, miniature golf, an archery range, and zipline canopy tours. Paddleboats, canoes, and kayaks are available for rent. There is a snack bar with ice cream. A fall festival is held here every year, and there are other special events and educational programming for all ages.

When you are RV camping at the Auburn RV Park at Leisure Time Campground, you'll be just outside of Auburn, home to Auburn University, and therefore, one of the hotbeds of college football. If that wasn’t enough, there’s the Donald E. Davis Arboretum, the Jonathan Bell Lovelace Museum highlighting college football history, and the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art. Other local attractions include the Robert Trent Jones Grand National Golf Course, the Southeast Raptor Center, the Ag(riculture) Heritage Park, galleries, museums, historic houses and sites, shopping ranging from antiques to boutiques, and Toomer’s Drugstore with world-famous lemonade. Parks include Town Creek Park, Moore’s Mill Park, and the Kreher Preserve and Nature Center. Make sure to visit the Auburn and Opelika Tourism Bureau for the latest news on local happenings.

You can also spend some time at Callaway Resort and Gardens, Georgia’s “authentic outdoor escape,” when you are enjoying the campsites at the Auburn RV Park at Leisure Time Campground. This 2,500-acre four-season resort features Robin Lake and the world’s largest human-made white sand beach.

Water sports and activities here include water skiing, tubing, wakeboarding, and inflatables and slides. Boat rental and instruction are available. World-class golf includes two 18-hole courses and a practice facility. Other recreational activities include tennis, treetop adventures and zip lines, hiking and biking, nature trails, and geocaching. The full-service spa focuses on non-invasive techniques and natural products. Restaurants range from beach concessions to craft cocktail bars to fine dining. And, of course, you won’t want to miss the gardens.

Since you'll be RV camping near a college town, you’ll have easy access to eateries of all sorts when you are staying at RV parks in Auburn. Choose from home cooking, fine dining, authentic barbecue, ethnic eateries, and familiar fast-casual chains. You’ll also probably need to fill up your tank as well, and there are plenty of service stations, truck stops, and convenience stores with both gasoline and diesel fuel in the surrounding area.