RV rental Menlo, GA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Just a stone’s throw from Georgia’s border with Alabama, Menlo, GA, is a small city at the base of the Cumberland Plateau. It was founded in the 1880s by Captain Andrew Lawrence who held inventor Thomas Edison in such high esteem that he named the town after his home in Menlo Park, California. Lawrence donated much of the land on which Menlo’s schools and churches were established, with a park named after him in the center of the town.

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The Great Outdoors

Pick up your RV rental in Menlo and head to the Little River Canyon National Preserve, which is situated on Lookout Mountain in Alabama. It’s home to the longest mountaintop river in the United States and what is one of the deepest canyons in the Southeast, making it incredibly popular with whitewater rafters. Take the opportunity to witness the Little River Falls at the start of the canyon and Grace’s High Falls, which is at its most spectacular following heavy rains.

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Pick up your motorhome rental in Menlo and make the short drive east through Summerville to the James H. Floyd State Park. There are basic campsites here with restrooms, showers, and a dump station, as well as a children’s playground and access to the park’s recreational facilities.

Exploring the City

Book an RV trailer rental in Menlo and head out to explore the surrounding area, stopping first in Summerville to witness what is one of only a few operating train turntables in the United States. The historic Summerville Train Depot is the departure point for special train excursions throughout the year, including the "Steam Into Summerville Railroad Days” each October. Even if your visit doesn’t coincide with a train excursion, you can admire the Southern charm of this iconic train station year-round.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • DeSoto Scout Trail, ALDeSoto State Park, AL
  • Chalet/Desoto/Lost Falls, ALFort Payne, AL
  • Lost Falls Trail, ALFort Payne, AL
  • Pinhoti South Trail, GASummerville, GA
  • Simms Mountain Rail-Trail, GASummerville, GA
  • Taylor Ridge High Point Trail, GAJames H. Floyd State Park, GA
  • Little River Canyon, ALFort Payne, AL
  • Beaver Pond Trail, ALFort Payne, AL
  • Rocky Mountain Trail, GACohutta Wildlife Management Area, GA
  • Rock Town Trail, Pigeon Mountain, GALaFayette, GA

Recent RV rental reviews in Menlo

Chris Y.

August, 2025

Excellent rental and great communication! Highly recommend!
Sean Y.

August, 2025

David was fantastic, easy to work with. Great communication.
Rose B.

July, 2025

We were thoroughly impressed with the Clubhouse. Matthew made the camper rental process effortless, responding promptly to our messages and questions. The camper was immaculately clean and well-equipped, ensuring a delightful experience. We look forward to renting the Clubhouse again.

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