What are the requirements to rent an RV in Georgia?

Most owners require drivers to be at least 25 years old and hold a valid U.S. driver’s license. Some allow renters 21+ with extra insurance and a clean driving record.

Do I need a special driver’s license to rent an RV in Georgia?

In almost all cases, no. A standard Georgia license is fine for RVs under 26,000 lbs, which includes the majority of rentals. If you’re considering something massive, check the listing for any extra license requirements.

How much does it cost to rent an RV in Georgia?

Rates typically range from $100–$240 per night, depending on the RV type, time of year, and location. Summer trips to the mountains or coast, and fall leaf season in North Georgia, tend to book up fast and may run a bit higher.

Are there mileage and generator usage limits when renting an RV?

Yep. Most rentals include 100–150 miles per day and limited generator hours. If you go over, you’ll be charged per mile or per hour, so it pays to know your route before heading out.

Can I take a rented RV to national parks or campgrounds in Georgia?

Absolutely. Georgia is full of RV-friendly sites—think Cloudland Canyon, Fort Mountain, and Skidaway Island. Just check for length limits in the more rugged parks and book early during peak weekends.

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Campers looking to explore acres of untouched wilderness and some of the best cities in the Southeast should book an RV in Georgia. Georgia was first established as a colony in the early 1700s and has played an important role in U.S. history, as it was one of the first states to withdraw from the Union during the Civil War.

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The Georgia Outdoors

RV rentals in Georgia are perfect for adventurers, and if you're camping in northern Georgia, stop by Chattahoochee National Forest. This park consists of over 850,000 acres of dense forests and rivers in the Northern Georgia Mountains and is perfect for hikers, with over 850 miles of trails to explore. There are several bodies of water in the park, which are ideal for casting a line or taking a dip, and while exploring the park, watch out for a plethora of local wildlife. There are dozens of high-quality campgrounds in the park, including sites deep in the forest.If you're planning a trip with a campervan rental in eastern Georgia and are looking for a peaceful park where you can escape the city, consider Mistletoe State Park. This park is located just outside Augusta and features meadows and woodlands along the 71,000-acre Clarks Hill Lake. One of the largest lakes in the Southeast, the body of water is ideal for watersports, including fishing, swimming, and boating. There are also 15 miles of trails that loop by the lake. Finding places to camp near Augusta is simple due to the many lakeside campgrounds on offer, such as the Big Hart Campground COE.There are some gorgeous state parks worth visiting on the west side of Atlanta, and one of the best is Chattahoochee Bend State Park. Not far from the Alabama state line, this park boasts over 2,000 acres of lush greenery along the winding Chattahoochee River. This serene river is perfect for lazing around, and campers will love floating down the river in a kayak, canoe, or inner tube. There are also six miles of trails that meander through the surrounding woodlands, which feature an observation platform with scenic views of the river. There are campsites in Chattahoochee Bend State Park, and several campgrounds nearby, including the Flat Rock Campground in Frankin, just 20 miles from the park.Alternatively, you may be planning on renting a motorhome near Savannah. There are lots of great parks along Georgia's coastline, and one worth exploring is Skidaway Island State Park. This park is positioned near Savannah and features marshes and seaside forests overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. This park is perfect for birdwatching, with six miles of trails that weave through an area containing over 300 different species, including great egrets, wood storks, and peregrine falcons. There are lots of campgrounds near Savannah, and campers looking for a well-maintained place to stay should consider booking a site at Savannah South KOA.

Exploring Georgia's Cities

Georgia is home to some of the biggest cities in the Southeast, and a trip to the Peach State wouldn't be complete without experiencing the capital, Atlanta. The city is great for families, and kids will love marveling at the thousands of marine creatures on display at the Georgia Aquarium. There's also the World of Coca-Cola, where all ages can enjoy tasting over 100 different flavors while learning the history of this soda behemoth. Spend some time at the High Museum of Art to view artwork by some world-famous artists, including Claude Monet and Pablo Picasso. There are many RV campgrounds near Atlanta, including the Stone Mountain Park Campground. This campground is located just outside the city within a peaceful wooded area and has over 350 sites, most of which provide full hookups. There's also lots of on-site entertainment, including a swimming pool and mini-golf course.Another exciting city worth visiting when you rent an RV in Georgia is Augusta. The city's home to many high-class museums and The Augusta Museum of History contains a variety of artifacts and exhibits relating to this historic city, from a display on James Brown to the origins of the Golf Masters. The Morris Museum of Art is also worth visiting. It contains over 5,000 pieces of art from over 15 different states, making it a wonderful way to learn about local artists. While you're exploring Augusta, stop by the Augusta Riverwalk, which runs by the Savannah River and past some fantastic architecture. There's even a playground where kids can burn off some energy. There are plenty of places to camp near Augusta, like the Heritage RV Park. This campground is located 15 minutes' drive from downtown and offers over 100 campsites with full hookups and a few basic amenities.Savannah is the oldest city in the state and is well worth discovering if you rent a campervan in southeastern Georgia. Avid ghost hunters will love touring the Mercer Williams House Museum, which is full of ornate 18th and 19th-century furnishings and is supposedly home to several spirits. Alternatively, stop at the Telfair Academy, one of the oldest art museums in the south, and peruse over 7,000 pieces of art. If you want to discover some local history while enjoying the Georgia sunshine, visit Old Fort Jackson, a disused 19th-century fort used to protect Savannah during the War of 1812. One of the best campgrounds near Savannah is the Red Gate Campground. This RV park is situated just a few miles from the center of Savannah and offers over 30 sites with a swimming pool and rec hall to keep you entertained during your downtime.