LaGrange is a town in west Georgia near the Alabama-Georgia state line. Originally home to the Creek Indians, the town was named after the estate of French-American hero General Marquis de Lafayette. Lafayette traveled often, and during one of his travels, he mentioned to Governor Troup that the area’s landscape reminded him of his own home in France. Because of this, the inhabitants of the town decide that “LaGrange” was the most fitting name for their up and coming town. If you visit LaGrange today, you can expect a warm and friendly atmosphere with cultural experiences for people of all ages and interests. Ballets, museum exhibitions, magnificent gardens, and glorious green spaces — you can see them all when you book a camper rental in LaGrange.