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Dalton is a small city in northwestern Georgia state, in the Blue Ridge Mountain foothills. It is the county seat of Whitfield County. It saw some action in the U.S. Civil War and has monuments honoring those events. Book an RV in Whitfield County to begin your exploration of the history and countryside of this friendly little destination. Other places you can go sightseeing are Ringgold, Chatsworth, Calhoun, Fairmount and Jasper.
Dalton is hot and humid in the summer, mild to cool in the winter; travelers headed here during the summer should expect a slow, relaxing vacation. This is a perfect excuse for getting into the groove; nothing says Georgia like sipping lemonade (or ice tea, or wine) under the awning of your luxury RV rental in Dalton.
The Great Outdoors
Johns Mountain Wildlife Management Area is a good place to start discovering the area. It has moderate hiking up to a peak where you can clearly see the surrounding countryside and there are trails for mountain bikers and horseback riding. Fishing is allowed, as is hunting (deer, black bear, turkey, and small game), but ATVs and other motorized off-road vehicles are not allowed on these lands. Picnic sites and shelters are available for public use; bring along your Dalton camper rental and prepare lunch in style while enjoying the picnic tables and scenery.
Chattahoochee National Forest is east of Dalton and a part of the greater Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests. The expanse of land consists of 867,00 acres of undisturbed nature, thousands of miles of rivers and streams, 850 miles of forest trails and more. Not just natural scenery, these forests are historical and cultural treasures under the protection of the USDA Forest Service. Passes may be required, depending on where you plan to go; check with the nearest Ranger District Office to find out if a visitor's pass is required.
Visitors who enjoy being outdoors but don't enjoy the mosquitoes should check out Heritage Point Regional Park, a recreation area with softball and baseball fields, disc golf, a playground and an area for dogs. The picnic areas have grills and there is a concession stand.
RV Parks
Choosing any of these sites as the landing spot for your RV rental near Dalton, GA, is the first step in guaranteeing a relaxing holiday.
East of Dalton, Fort Mountain State Park is a basic RV resort with electric (50 amp), water, pull-through and packed-gravel sites, and access to a nearby lake. It doesn't have sewer, a pool or big rig access. Guests are allowed to bring their pets.
Holiday Travel Park of Chattanooga is 20 miles northwest in Rossville. It has full hookups, wireless internet access, pull through and big rig access, a pool, restrooms, and laundry. It has gravel roads inside and pets are welcome.
To the southeast, Salacoa Creek Park is near Ranger. It has electricity and water, but no sewer. The sites are paved, have pull-through access and fire rings. It has several playgrounds for children, restrooms, and lake/beach access, but it doesn't have Wi-Fi or a pool.
Oakman, also southeast, has a couple of RV parks, including Woodring Campground COE and Doll Mountain Campground COE. Woodring has electricity, water, lake beach access, and lake fishing. Big rigs are okay here, though the sites don't have pull-through access, Wi-Fi or sewer. Pets are allowed. Doll Mountain has electricity (50 amp) and water, but no sewer or Wi-Fi; it is pull-through and big rig accessible, has lake beach access, a playground, picnic area, boat ramp and laundry facilities, but no swimming pool. Pets are allowed.
Exploring The City
It isn't everyone's cup of tea, but visitors interested in the history of Dalton, especially in relation to the Civil War, should visit the local cemetery. There is an on-site chapel and staff are available to answer questions. It is a good place to take a walk or walk your pet, or just sit and watch the sun rise or set.
The Whitfield-Murray Historical Society is another good venue for exploring Dalton's history. It is housed in the crown cotton mill's former executive offices and it is one of several historic homes and sites in the area managed by the Historical Society. Exhibits change frequently and it details the local history of cotton mills, chenille, and chair and rug manufacturing, as well as the Civil War.
Enthusiasts looking for a different take on local history can check out the local flea markets or take a walking tour of the city. One of the more popular routes is a ghost and vampire tour, but there are also tours focusing on the city's architecture. Real or imagined, Dalton is an interesting city no matter where your interests lay. Be sure to schedule in some time to relax in your Dalton camper rental.
Once you have walked off lunch (or breakfast), Dalton has something few (or no) other cities have: the Dalton Freight Depot. Yes, it's true that many cities have rail depots for commercial or pedestrian traffic, but not like this. The inside of Dalton Freight Depot serves as a visitor information center with changing exhibits, a coffee shop and restaurant, and a place to relax and watch trains go by, and who doesn't enjoy that?
For those who like to dine in quieter venues, Dalton has a wide array of cuisines and eating establishments to choose from, such as Mexican, Japanese, southwestern and more. There are a few chain restaurants to keep the kids happy; or, customers can grocery shop at any of the local grocery stores before heading back to their RV rental near Dalton for a nice home cooked meal, relished under a starlit Georgia sky.
Renting an RV lets you enjoy the flexibility of RV travel without all the costs and maintenance of ownership. With a rental, you can book the perfect rig for any trip just like you would a car or hotel. With Outdoorsy, you rent directly from the RV owner but get the backing of programs like roadside assistance, insurance, and stellar support from real, live people 24/7.
On average, you can expect to pay between $75 and $150 per night to rent most small trailers and campervans. Larger trailers and motorhomes could cost $100 to $250 per night. Renting an RV for a longer time can be even more affordable–a week or month-long rental could average out to less than $60 per day.
Yes! Each RV owner can choose whether to offer unlimited miles on their vehicles. You’ll be able to see if unlimited mileage is an option on any listing you check out. If unlimited miles are not available, you’ll be able to see what is included with the base rate and what extra miles will cost.
Many RV owners allow pets in their rentals. Be sure to check the listing to see if it’s an option for the rig you have your eye on. You’ll be able to see if there is an extra deposit or fee for pets before you request a booking.
Having an RV delivered to your home or destination is a great way to simplify your trip. Many RV owners offer delivery and setup services, usually for an extra fee or within a certain distance of their location. Each listing shows whether or not delivery is an option.
RV rentals are available all over the country! Whether you want to pick up an RV near home to set out an epic road trip or if you want to have one ready at your destination, you can search by location for any type of rig.
Renting an RV is an affordable way to get all the benefits of RV travel without the maintenance and overhead of ownership. It’s also a great way to try out the lifestyle and different types of rigs before you take the plunge and buy your own. Already own an RV? Consider renting yours out to bring in some extra income.
Small travel trailers and campervans can usually sleep 2-4 people comfortably. Mid-size trailers and motorhomes usually sleep 4-8. Bigger rigs often sleep 6-10, some even 12!
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