RV rental High Falls State Park, GA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

High Falls offers one of the best state park RV campgrounds in Georgia, with more than 100 tent, trailer and RV sites to choose from. Some are set by the river and others clustered around the lake. The best motorhome camping sites of plenty of space and privacy, with lots of shade and tranquil forest settings. You'll also find sun-dappled sites set on grassy meadows. All feature picnic tables and firepits so don't forget your s'mores supplies. Both standard and premium sites offer electrical hookups of up to 50 amp, as well as water hookups. You'll also enjoy creature comforts like restrooms and hot showers. Pets are welcome at when RV camping at High Falls State Park, just be sure to keep your pet leashed. Travelling with kids? Extras like the playground and miniature golf course will keep the little ones entertained for hours.

While there's plenty to keep you occupied at High Falls State Park, it's worth getting adventurous when planning to book an RV in Monroe County. Venture 15 minutes north-east and you'll find Indian Springs State Park, a 500-acre wilderness area known for mineral-rich hot springs and scenic hiking trails. Head 35 minutes south-east and you can explore the Jarrell Plantation State Historic Site, which features a beautifully preserved 19th-century Southern plantation. Birders shouldn't miss the Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge and Rum Creek Wildlife Management Area, home to osprey, waterfowl and the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker. If you need to stock up on supplies High Falls is a 15-minute drive from Jackson. As well as grocery stores and gas stations, Jackson is also a great place to dig into Southern delicacies like peach cobbler, pecan pie, fried chicken, corn grits and pimento cheese. Macon, a 40-minute drive south-east is another popular place to pick up High Falls State Park camper rentals. The city is full of soul and offers excellent craft breweries, gorgeous historic architecture and a rich musical heritage. For more Peach State history, enjoy a walking tour of Forsyth, a pre-Civil War town dotted with magnificent antebellum homes. Today the town is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is filled with independent boutiques and farm-to-table cafes.