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

When you are looking to rent an RV near Lakepoint State Park, you also have the option of staying at a lodge, or cabin at the park. Those who seek to stay in their RV have several options. The park offers 192 campsites at three different locations, making this a perfect park to call home base as you set out to explore the area. The Deer Court campground offers water, electricity, and sewer hookups and the sites are pull-through. The other two campgrounds, Barbour and Clark Loop, offer water and electrical hookups. Those who have sites that do not have sewer hookups can find a centrally-located dumping station. Additionally, each camping area has bathhouses. Alabama campers can also reserve a nearby building for functions and gatherings, so bring the whole family along for some fun.

Lakepoint State Park lies just north of the city of Eufaula and offers many options for you to explore. The Shorter Mansion is one such attraction in the city. The mansion was built in 1884 in a classical revival style and was subsequently turned into a museum exploring the history of eastern Alabama and the South in general. The mansion features artifacts from Alabamian Native Americans, the US Civil War, World War I, World War II, and other significant moments in Alabama history. Fendall Hall is an Italianate style home that has been turned into a museum. The home was built at the beginning of 1856. In the 1970s, it was restored to the way it looked in the 1880s. Visitors to the museum can learn about the house and about Eufaula itself. The owner of Fendall Hall was actually instrumental in changing the name of the town from Irwintown to its original Muskogee name. Bedingfield Inn Historic Site in Lumpkin was a stagecoach inn during the 1830s. The historic site today has been restored to its Victorian appearance. The Inn tells the story of the early stagecoach exploration of Alabama and Georgia. Fort Mitchell National Historic Site in Fort Mitchell was an important United States Army outpost during the Creek War in 1813. The museum features exhibits and artifacts about the Creek War of 1813, the Creek War of 1836, the Trail of Tears, the Native American inhabitants of Alabama, and several other important moments in the history of Natives in Alabama. As you are traveling through southeastern Alabama or southwestern Georgia on your outdoor adventure, consider camping with an RV at Lakepoint State Park.