RV Rental Lake Seminole, FL

With its 37, 500 acres, Lake Seminole is a nice place to bring kayaks and other watercraft. Boaters can either access Lake Seminole via a boat ramp in Seminole Park or from the five boat ramps located in Seminole State Park. As you enjoy boating, you may see plenty of tortoises, alligators, and waterfowl.

This freshwater lake is famed for its bass fishing. Common bass species include hybrid bass, white bass, largemouth bass, and striped bass. Other prevalent species in the lake waters include catfish, chain pickerel, bluegill, and crappie.

For nature lovers, there are many recreational trails traversing the nearby 250-acre Lake Seminole Park. Most of the trails are multi-use and perfect for hikers, bikers, and joggers.

Since Lake Seminole borders three states, it is easy to find a place to stay with your Bainbridge motorhome rental. There are many lakefront sites available. Perched on Florida’s side Three Rivers State Park sits along the western shores of Lake Seminole. Located in Sneads, this is a standard electric and water hookup campground. Amenities offered include a dump station, restrooms, and showers.

Should you like to stay on Georgia’s side of Seminole State Park, Donalsonville is another nice spot to park your rental motorhome on Lake Seminole shoreline. There are over 50 sites in this campground. Here you will find amenities such as partial hookups, showers, a dump station, laundry facilities, and restrooms.

Another highly recommended place to park your camper rental is Ya ya’s Lake Seminole RV Park. This is a small and pet-friendly campground with 18 sites. Full hookups are available for your RV rental. Showers, laundry facilities, fire rings, and restrooms are some of the amenities offered here.

Located along the Apalachicola River, Chattahoochee RV Campground and Fishing Resort in Chattahoochee is the perfect place to spend overnight with your Bainbridge motorhome rental. Located on the south edge of Lake Seminole, this is a full hookup campground with over 100 sites. Amenities offered include a dump station, clubhouse, laundry facilities, and a bathhouse.

Explore some of the finest attractions and activities that this region has to offer by searching for an RV near Bainbridge, GA. There are many golf courses and skiing resorts nearby.

For avid birders, Sneads Park is the place to be. Remember to pack a pair of binoculars and Florida’s birding guide in your travel trailer rental before heading to Lake Seminole. Located in Lake Seminole shorelines, Sneads Park attracts a lot of birders, especially in winter. The most commonly spotted birds include bald eagles, ducks, loons, yellow warbler, Canada geese, and sparrows.

For animal lovers, there are a number of wildlife habitats near Lake Seminole when you book an RV in Bainbridge. Busch Gardens Tampa Bay is about half an hour's drive away. Located in Tampa, this theme park was established in 1959 and showcases different animals from all over the world, with special emphasis on animals found in the African savannah. Sprawling over 335 acres Busch Garden plays host to hundreds of animals, including gorillas, chimpanzees, rhinoceros, elephants, Nile crocodiles, hippos, marabou stork and reticulated giraffes. For the adventurers, zip-lining services and water rides are offered. In addition, there are plenty of thrilling rides such as Sheikra, Falcon’s Fury, Tigris, Cheetah Hunt, and roller coasters.

Still in Tampa, Zoo Tampa at Lowry Park is another great spot to learn about different animals and their habitats when you book a motorhome rental in Bainbridge. Located 29 miles away, this 65-acre park is home to over a thousand animals representing different species. The most common wildlife includes wolves, bears, crocodiles, and sharks.